We are pleased to announce another step back to normality: the clubroom will reopen on Monday 20th September at 7.30pm. Come along to meet others, buy kit, borrow maps. There will be some activities planned for later this autumn.
Kevin Brain
Much loved SCC member, husband to Sandra and father of 4 girls, Kevin Brain, sadly passed away on 30th July. Kevin was always first to help whenever somebody needed it, he loved to socialise, was present on most Saturday A rides, evening training rides and sometimes on Sunday clubruns. We had some great times together particularly on foreign cycling holidays. He will be missed by many people.
SCC Time Trial 20th July results
- Stuart Jones BCRC 24.26
- Dave Meacham SCC 24.28
- Scott O’Neill SV 25.09
- Sam Palmer BCT 26.00
- Jeremy Harrold BCC 26.05
- Kevin Plant SCC 27.03
- Chris Pedley 28.11
- Steve Crane 28.28
- Gary Chamberlain 29.12
Track & Trace
Before attending any clubrides, please fill in the track & trace form
COVID-19 update – April 2021
On behalf of the committee, I am delighted to finally announce that official club rides, both road and off-road, will recommence from Saturday April 3rd. As a British Cycling affiliated club, Stourbridge Cycling Club can organise official rides with up to 15 riders if we comply with government and British Cycling Covid requirements. These include Track and Trace and social distancing before and after rides. They are necessary for legal and insurance purposes, so we must comply. The exemption only applies during the ride not before or after. This contrasts with an unofficial ride, such as a group of friends riding together, that is restricted to six.
It is likely that the public will not be aware of this exemption. There could also be some confusion with the police although British Cycling will contact them.
Start times and locations will be the same as before except that the Summerhill rides will start in the Harvester car park not the layby. There is more space to split groups and social distancing will be easier. We appreciate that groups of up to 15 will seem large. This is a maximum and so you are encouraged to ride in smaller groups which many riders will feel more comfortable with and are easier to manage. Finally, we want to ask for your cooperation and help. We need people to step forward and help with the organisation of rides especially with groups sizes at the start which we know from experience can be difficult.
Regards,
Kevin Payton
Chairman