Article: June-July 2011
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Herne Hill Velodrome in South London re-opened this week with a new £500,000 state-of-the-art surface paid for by British Cycling, the body that oversees the UK sports cycling. The buildings and track had fallen into disrepair in recent y...
Fundraising talk for Sustrans, the UK's leading sustainable transport charity. Come and hear all about the London 2012 Olympic Velodrome from its architect, Mike Taylor of Hopkins Architects.Boasting 6,000 seats, a 360-degree glass viewing co...
photo Triple Olympic gold-medalist Bradley Wiggins training at Herne Hill where he rode many early races People are being urged to attend a public meeting at Dulwich College on Wednesday 6 October 2010 to help save the velodrome...
photo Hundreds attended the Save The Velodrome public meeting at Dulwich College on 6 October 2010 The campaign to save the Herne Hill Velodrome is in full swing, and claiming its first success. In early October, the Save...
photo The Olympic velodrome is now complete, and is predicted to be the fastest cycle track in the world The timber cycling track of the Velodrome for the 2012 Olympics has been completed and is expected to become th...
photo Save The Velodrome/Hopkins Architects How the new main stand in Herne Hill might look The campaign to Save The Velodrome has set out ambitious plans to renovate the Herne Hill arena on a new website. The campaign, organis...
Politicians and sports personalities are backing the Save the Herne Hill Velodrome campaign’s aim of raising £5million to rebuild the historic venue. Lord Sebastian Coe, chair of the Olympic organisin...
video Watch the British cycling team ride around the new Olympic Velodrome in our exclusive video Located in a striking building in London, it’s reportedly the fastest cycling track in the world, which will hold up to 6000 spectators. ...