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News added: Thursday March 4th 2010 11:52pm

INDIAN MEAL.......FRIDAY, MARCH 12TH.

As we haven't had a Club Meal for some time, John Radford is organising an Indian meal at Meltham on Friday, March 12th. at 9p.m. in Meltham.

If you would like to come please let either John or Ken know. Please contact us via e-mail or phone (see Contacts page). John's temporary phone no. is : 07833197563.

Thanks

This news expires on Saturday March 13th 2010 12:00am

Website News

The next big thing to come to this website will be a quick chat page. This will essentially be a very cut down forum for us to chat about all things CTC.

In the meantime, here are some topics of discussion for you to think about ready for the Quick Chat page to appear:

Ride Starts: the idea of starting rides at 10a.m. in January and February to avoid frosts. The ride would then miss elevenses and would aim for an early lunch.
Location: Some members are keen to have Somerset Bridge as our sole starting point on the basis that you alwaays know where the start is, and the other starts we use are not really far away and don't really give much advantage. The Tints also always start from there.
Charitable Status: The February edition of ""Cycle"" introduces the debate about charitable status which we are all going to be asked to vote on. Personally, I felt that the arguments were not clearly put for ordinary members like us as they assumed prior knowledge of a number of issues such as what charitable status really involves. Your comments would be most welcome.