Richard
London South District Council administers all Time Trialling in an area from South London down to the South Coast, bounded by the A3 in the West & the A21 in the East. This Blog is intended to be a means of posting updated information for the District on a timely basis.
Wednesday, June 20, 2012
Charles Robson
Richard
Thursday, February 02, 2012
Season Openers
Monday, January 16, 2012
Full London South 2012 Calendar
I've copied last year's calendar and renumbered the entries, removing the events that have gone and adding any new ones and, of course, changing day and date as appropriate.
I have had the time to check the day, date, distance, course and promoter columns today. What I haven't yet had the time to do is check the number of entrants assigned to each event, or the start time - some events start at the same time each year, others are dependent on other clubs using the course at the same time, so vary from year to year.
As my proofreader died last year, I will appreciate if anyone can point out mistakes/errors but wait till the end of the week. Also my Dad died last week, so I won't have a chance to check the rest of this until Wednesday.
Corrections to the webmaster at the site email address, please or if you know my own email address.
Cheers,
Lisa
Sunday, January 08, 2012
Kingston Wheelers Sporting 14m
Entries (£7 payable to Kingston Wheelers CC) should go to organiser
Peter Anderson
28 Wolsey Road, Hampton Hill, Middlesex TW12 1QW
For further details call Peter on 0208 979 6435 or check out
www.kingstonwheelers.com
Promoted for and on behalf of Cycling Time Trials under their Rules and Regulations
Wednesday, January 04, 2012
Brighton Excelsior CC early season elevens event
Thursday, December 08, 2011
London South Clubs paid up for 2012
As of 1st December 2011 the following clubs are affiliated to London South DC for 2012:
34 Nomads CC
Addiscombe CC
Bayeux Cycling Team
Bodyworks XTC Tri Store
Brighton Excelsior CC
Brighton Mitre CC
Clarencourt CC
Crawley Tri Club
Crawley Wheelers
East Grinstead CC
East Surrey RC
East Sussex CA
Eastbourne Rovers CC
Epsom CC
Festival RC
GB Cycles.co.uk
GS Stella
Kingfisher Triathletes
Kingston Phoenix RC
Kingston Wheelers CC
Lewes Wanderers CC
Mid Sussex Triathlon Club
Morden CRC
Norwood Paragon CC
Redmon CC
South Downs Bikes
South Eastern RC
South Western RC - Evans
Southern Counties CU
Steyning Athletic Club
Sussex Cyclists Association
Sussex Nomads CC
Tuff Fitty Tri Club
VC Etoile
VC Godalming and Haslemere
Worthing Excelsior CC
Central Sussex CC
Horsham Amphibians Triathlon
London Fire Brigade CC
Purley CRT
Surrey Ravens CC
VTTA Surrey/Sussex Group
National AGM voting - more detail
6. Clubs will be deemed to have resigned from CTT if their annual subscription remains unpaid at 15th November (currently 31st December). Lost - 20 for / 48 against
Sunday, December 04, 2011
National AGM voting briefly.
6. Clubs will be deemed to have resigned from CTT if their annual subscription remains unpaid at 15th November (currently 31st December). Lost
Monday, November 14, 2011
District General Meeting
CTT Affiliation Due
Saturday, October 15, 2011
2012 District Committee
Chairman: Keith Wilkinson (East Surrey RC) District Secretary: Richard Blackmore (East Grinstead CC) Assistant Secretaries: Open Events: Martin Aldridge (East Surrey RC) Club Events: Mike Hayler (Brighton Mitre CC) Courses & RA: Ken Phillips (Morden CRC) Traffic Counts: Steve Dennis (East Grinstead CC) District Handbook: Su Balcombe (Brighton Excelsior CC) Treasurer: Mike Cross (Horsham Cycling) Committee Members: Mick Kilby (Lewes Wanderers CC) Paul Tunnell (Addiscombe CC) Tony Alston (34 Nomads CC) Andy Avis (Kingston Phoenix RC) Lisa Colombo (Kingston Phoenix RC) Auditors: Ann Human and Bob HarberWith thanks to:
Andy Avis for his services in the post of Chairman
Tony Alston for his services in the post of Open Events Secretary
Charles Robson for his services in the post of Courses & RA Secretary
and Mark Penfold who has just resigned from the committee
also to Jen Mitchell and Colin McDermott for their term as Auditors.
Friday, May 27, 2011
Robert Jeffries - RIP
http://www.timetriallingforum.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=58084
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Saturday, March 26, 2011
Arthur Rayner
Saturday, February 05, 2011
District Clubs - 2011 affiliations
29th Wheelers CC
34 Nomads CC
AD Cycles RT
Addiscombe CC
Amphibians 2 Triathlon Club
Anerley BC
Bec CC
Bodyworks XTC Tri Store
Brighton Excelsior CC
Brighton Mitre CC
Brighton Phoenix Triathlon Club
Central Sussex CC
Clarencourt CC
Crawley Wheelers
Dulwich Paragon CC
East Grinstead CC
East Grinstead Tri Club
East Surrey RC
East Sussex CA
Eastbourne Rovers CC
Epsom CC
Festival RC
GB Cycles.co.uk
GS Stella
Horsham Cycling
In Gear Quickvit Trainsharp RT
Kingfisher Triathletes
Kingston Phoenix RC
Kingston Wheelers CC
Lewes Wanderers CC
London Fire Brigade CC
London Phoenix CC
Mid Sussex Triathlon Club
Morden CRC
Norwood Paragon CC
Old Portlians CC
One Life-Fuga RT
PBscience.com
Pearson Cycling Club (previously Pearson Cycles)
Progressive Cycle Coaching Development Squad
Purley CRT
Redhill CC
Redmon CC
South Downs Bikes
South Eastern RC
South Western RC - Evans
Southern Counties CU
Steyning Athletic Club
Surrey Cycle Racing League
Surrey Ravens CC
Surrey Road CC
Sussex Cyclists Association
Sussex Nomads CC
Team De Ver
Team Edwardes - Elite Cycling
Team Specialized
Thornton RC
Tooting BC
Trisportnews Racing
Tuff Fitty Tri Club
VC Etoile
VC Godalming and Haslemere
VTTA Surrey/Sussex Group
Worthing Excelsior CC
CS Grupetto - affiliated to London West in 2011
Ful-on Tri Club - affiliated to London West in 2011
Clubs still to re-affiliate as of the 31st March 2011:
21st Century Airports CT
Clapham Chasers
Cycles Dauphin
Evans Cycles RT
Fit-For
FreedomTri Crowborough
Phoenix Triathlon Club
Team Corridori
Team Frezza-Pasta-Montegrappa
Team Lifestyle
Team Raw Energy
Trinity Triathlon
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Wednesday, December 15, 2010
National AGM report
CTT NATIONAL COUNCIL MEETING – 5th December 2010
This was my first experience of a CTT AGM and with the heavy snow during the week there was some doubt whether it was going to be possible to get to Leicester. Fortunately there was a thaw on Saturday so the journey was not a problem and only the 3 delegates from South East DC (snowy Kent) failed to attend.
The first news of the weekend was that National Secretary, Phil Heaton, is retiring and will be replaced by Andy Cosgrove from Teesside DC. The Annual Report and Accounts were accepted with very little discussion.
The main part of the day was taken up with discussion on the 19 motions submitted. Of these 5 were from the National Committee and 8 from London West, with their delegate Chris Hart on his feet for much of the day proposing most of them. Without London West I thought that it would have been a short meeting but I am assured that however many motions there are the discussion of them always expands to fill the day.
The longest discussion this year was on the merits of rear lights in events and whether they should be made compulsory. When London South first proposed this several years ago there was little support but we subsequently gained agreement for a recommendation to use a rear light to be put on start sheets and this year there were motions from the National Committee, South West and East districts to make the use of a rear light compulsory in events. The third of these actually had a majority in favour from those voting, but not enough for the two-thirds majority required for a rule change. A better worded motion next year might well get accepted.
The result of the voting on all the motions is shown below. The actual votes on items 15 and 24 were not announced to the meeting but both were lost heavily. The main decisions taken were :-
1. Up to 150 entries can be accepted in open events subject to the approval of the District Committee.
2. The ‘reserve rider scheme’ can be used to accept up to an additional 15 riders instead of 10.
3. In 12 and 24 hour events a circuit of at least 20 miles may be used any number of times.
4. The symbol TAN in the Handbook will mean that a tandem event is run in conjunction with the solo event.
My impression of the meeting was that the same 3 or 4 people spoke on most of the motions and have probably been doing so for many years past. There is also the problem of delegates being mandated on how to vote by their Districts, as a couple of times people spoke in favour of motions only to say that they were mandated to vote against. It could well be that on several of the motions all the discussion on the merits or otherwise of the proposed change was a waste of time because the delegates had already been instructed how to vote. Perhaps an indication of how the delegates have been mandated to vote should be given in advance to see how many free votes are available to be influenced by the points put forward at the meeting.
Overall it was an enjoyable experience, but despite spending a weekend in Leicester I have seen nothing of the City, only the half mile of industrial estate between the M1 and the Marriott Hotel. I understand that the previous venue in Derby was in the City centre which would have been more interesting.
Keith Wilkinson.
Item No Description For Against Result
Item 6: Increases to club subscription fees 28 37 Lost
Item 7: Date renewal must be paid by 28 36 Lost
Item 8 (a): Powers of National Committee 47 16 Carried
Item 8 (b): National Council Meetings (Tidying of resolutions) 50 19 Carried
Item 9 (a): To allow use of recumbents 18 47 Lost
Item 9 (b): Confining recumbents to Club Events Not taken
Item 9 (c): Placing of numbers for recumbents Not taken
Item 10: Competitor’s machine - rear light 29 37 Lost
Item 11: Competitor’s machine - rear light Withdrawn
Item 12: Competitor’s machine - rear light 26 20 Lost
Item 13: Limitation of entries - allow fields of 150 53 13 Carried
Item 14: Limitation of entries - Increase reserves from 10 to 15 60 6 Carried
Item 15: Duties of Event Secretaries - Outlaw "one rider, one prize" ? ? Lost
Item 16: Duties of Event Secretaries - clarify that no rider shall start before his alloted time 55 11 Carried
Wording amended to move last sentence to be the first.
Item 17: Team Time Trials - remove requirement for similar clothing, recommend instead 45 19 Carried
Item 18: Team Time Trials - remove requirement for similar clothing Not taken
Item 19: The Course - allow 20+mile circuits to be used over and over in 12 & 24 hour events 58 8 Carried
Item 20: Timekeepers - include Principle Timekeeper in rules 60 6 Carried
Item 21: Championship conditions - extend entry criteria 59 7 Carried
Item 22: Event dates - notes on who can enter which events 4 62 Lost
Item 23: Event dates - use symbol TAN for Tandem events run with a solo event, cease seperate listing 38 28 Carried
Item 24: Postage costs for Handbooks ? ? Lost
Annual Report here - with full details of motions
Also link to CTT Rules and Regulations for original wordings of rules.
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Saturday, October 09, 2010
Next Meetings
This meeting is closed to members of the Appointed District Committee.
If there are any items that anyone wishes to be raised, they should contact the Chairman or the Secretary.
The Next District Council Meeting (attended by representatives of the clubs) is on 27th November. Please ensure that your club is represented.
(Date of Next District Council meeting corrected from 28th AA)
Monday, October 04, 2010
2011 District Committee
Chairman: Andy Avis (Kingston Phoenix RC)
District Secretary: Richard Blackmore (East Grinstead CC)
Assistant Secretaries:
Open Events: Tony Alston (34 Nomads CC)
Club Events: Mike Hayler (Brighton Mitre CC)
Courses & RA: Charles Robson (Eastbourne Rovers CC)
Traffic Counts: Steve Dennis (East Grinstead CC)
District Handbook: Su Balcombe (Brighton Excelsior CC)
Treasurer: Mike Cross (Horsham Cycling)
Committee Members:
Mick Kilby (Lewes Wanderers CC)
Mark Penfold (Crawley Wheelers)
Keith Wilkinson (East Surrey RC)
Lisa Colombo (Kingston Phoenix RC)
Paul Tunnell (Addiscombe CC)
Ken Phillips (Morden CRC)
Martin Aldridge (East Surrey RC)
Aditors: Colin McDermott (Festival RC)
Jen Mitchell (Kingston Phoenix RC)
With thanks to John Double and Keith Coffey who have just resigned from the committee.
Wednesday, September 15, 2010
District Council AGM Notice
I will still consider any motion changes proposed up until the report and agenda is published. After that I will take AOB for general discussion after the meeting if we have time.
Please can all clubs send at least one representative. You all have up to two votes so please come along and let your voice be heard.
We also have places on the District Committee to be filled. If you have an interest in how the sport is run then this is your chance to get involved. We meet at least five times a year and newcomers will be given a gentle introduction.
If you are unsure then drop me a line
Andy Avis
Chairman
LONDON SOUTH DISTRICT COUNCIL
Notice is hereby given of the
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
& DATE FIXING CONFERENCE FOR YEAR 2011
to be held on
Saturday 2nd October 2010 at 2.00p.m.
at St. Paul’s Methodist Church Rooms, Woodfield road,
Northgate, Crawley, West Sussex
(ample parking for both cycles and vehicles. Directions to venue will be circulated with the Agenda).
Items for the Agenda must be forwarded to the District Secretary by 10th September. If you want to change anything about the way your sport is run, then this is your opportunity. All items submitted will be discussed at the AGM and if accepted by the delegates, these are then forwarded for consideration by all Districts at the National Council Meeting on Sunday 5th December 2010. Please come along on 2rd October to elect your officials and delegates to the National Council, let them have your views and to show support to your District.
There are currently some 70 clubs, trade teams and associations affiliated through the London South District. The quorum for the AGM is one third representation.
There are great pressures on all those who use the public highways, so if you want our sport to continue please ensure you send 2 delegates to the AGM.
If you are no longer the club secretary, please pass this correspondence on immediately and notify the District Secretary (as below) the name of your new official.
Richard Blackmore
21st August 2010
Sunday, April 11, 2010
2010 District Calendar
The spreadsheet is correct and checked to the end of May, then mostly correct but still based on the 2009 Calendar until mid-August after that I lost the plot a bit until it is all checked over, which takes time. I'm working on it...
Saturday, March 13, 2010
Good Friday Meet 2010

FRANCO MARVULLI STARS AT HERNE HILL
Multi World Champion in Scratch and Madison, Six Days track star Franco Marvulli is coming to Good Friday for the first time.
As well as looking to win the prestigious Golden Wheel 20k Scratch the Swiss Champion he is also aiming to take the honours in the British Pacing Association Derny Paced GP.
Tough opposition will come from Endura’s Alex Blain who has had a fantastic ride in the recent Tour of Murcia. The Frenchman is no stranger to the track and is looking forward to riding at Herne Hill.
Mallorcan Toni Tauler, Silver medallist in The Beijing Olympic Madison, returns to stake his claim to the Golden Wheel – he too has unfinished business from last year!
TICKETS
Tickets can be purchased online from the website: www.bristowevents.co.uk/goodfriday.html or can be bought on the day.