A YEAR OF SUCCESS FOR NORTH DOWN CC As 2009 draws to a close the committee of North Down Cycling Club can look back with satisfaction at what, in some respects, was a record year and look ahead to what is being anticipated as a year of further development in 2010. The final event of the year was the annual,… Read more »
North Down Cycling Club’s pre Christmas events North Down Cycling Club’s pre Christmas events have been attracting big turnouts. The two registration nights saw around 60 riders take out membership for 2010, an encouraging start given that the main push for membership will take place in January. Most of the riders were existing members but there were an encouraging number… Read more »
CYCLISTS EMPHASISE SAFETY North Down Cycling Club launched its drive for membership this week with two nights being allocated to allow existing and new members an opportunity to enrol for 2010. Following the large turnout on Tuesday evening, club chairman Ian Blayney is anticipating another wave of new signings tonight, Thursday 10th. The clubrooms in Park Drive will be open… Read more »
“Cycling Club brush up on first aid skills” The people in it from L-R are: Noel Boyce, John Gordon, Terry Nicoletti, Ken Patterson (British Red Cross), John Hunter (with Annie), Colin Massey, Julie Stevenson and Wilf Redshaw
CYCLING CLUB PLANS FOR RECORD YEAR Having achieved record levels of membership in 2009, North Down Cycling Club is aiming to top that with an ambitious target of 150 members for 2010. Recruitment begins next week when the clubrooms in Park Drive will be open on two nights, Tuesday 8th and Thursday 10th December. Club registrar Florence Millar will be… Read more »
NORTH DOWN GEARS UP FOR FESTIVE SEASON With the successful 2009 road season safely confined to the club archives, North Down Cycling Club’s ever expanding membership are now in maintenance mode with the majority of riders content to make do with the weekend club runs. However, those riders wanting to do more have signed up to a midweek programme that… Read more »