Don’t forget that it’s the Christmas Party and Awards Night at Middlesbrough Sports Village on Monday, 9 December. There’s more information in the event flyer.
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Steve Binks Funeral Arrangements
The funeral of Steve Binks will be held at St Bede’s Chapel, Acklam Crematorium on Saturday 7th December at 10:00 then afterward at the Bluebell*.
All friends and family are invited to attend, dress code is formal or informal, even cycling kit, at your own discretion. Flowers or a charitable donation (Air Ambulance) are welcome, again at your own discretion.
Shereen would like to pass on her thanks for all of the kind comments and messages that she has received, they have been a comfort to her and the family.
* Please note the car park at the Bluebell requires you to collect a slip from the hotel reception to place in your windscreen.
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Steve Binks – a remembrance
In case you’ve missed the tribute to Steve which appeared in the Evening Gazette website we’ve included the link here.
in remembrance of Steve there will be a minute’s applause before the start of tomorrow’s parkrun in Stewart Park (23 Nov) and several members of the club are taking part in the run wearing their Wheelers cycling jerseys. There are more details on the Stewart parkrun Facebook page.
The annual CWCC Freewheeling Competition was held this morning on Stone Stoup Hill outside Ingleby Greenhow. There was a reasonable turnout despite a soggy start to the day.
The bookies’ favourites – Harry and Charlie Tanfield didn’t disappoint finishing first and second respectively. However, third place went to a dark horse, Neil Proctor, who seemed to still have plenty of momentum left when the put his feet on the ground a tad too early!
The recording of the positions was a bit hit and miss but I think the next few riders were Paul Sanderson, Andy Curson, Tom Levell, Marcus Smith, Dan Waring, Andrew Kneeshaw…..
There were a couple of photographers there – Marcus and Richard Carter so expect some snaps on social media.
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Bring & Buy
Just a reminder that this year’s annual CWCC Bring & Buy sale will be tomorrow, Friday 1st November at its usual venue of Stokesley Town Hall. It’s £1 per sellers’ table and a charitable donation for admission for everyone else. Anyone with cycling paraphernalia that they want shot of or those looking to pick up a bargain or a hard-to-obtain part (or some vintage kit), get yourself along.
As usual cakes & refreshments will be available, so if you just want a good natter with like-minded people or old friends, come join us.
Doors open at 6.30pm for sellers to set up and 7.00pm for general admission.
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