Funeral of Doris Keane

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Long time member Doris Keane died on Tuesday 27th  February after a year in a care home following a stroke.  All the family were present.  Her funeral will be held on Tuesday 26 March at 10:15  at Eltham Crematorium (Falconwood)  in the North Chapel.  Meet at the Jolly Fenman at 9.45 or at the cemetery gates at 9.55 for a cycling procession to the North Chapel.  (Cycling clothing of course welcome).   There will be a reception afterwards in the Jolly Fenman, Blackfen.

Donations to the St Christopher’s Hospice who helped in the last few days.

 

 

 

CENTENARY WEEKEND

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During 2024 West Kent CTC will be celebrating the centenary of its founding.   The main celebration will be over the weekend of 8/9th June.  For further information:

click/tap the Events tab and then Centenary Celebration

West Kent CTC’s Annual General Meeting. April 7th

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West Kent CTC’s AGM will be held following the Hill Climb on April 7th.  The meeting will be held at Knockholt Village Centre (a hall at the West end of the village) starting at 2pm.  This is an opportunity to hear how we have been getting on during year and to discuss any issues that are raised.  Light refreshments will be available after the meeting.

Hill Climb April 7th

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This years special centenary Hill Climb will take place on Sunday 7th April.

Start time : 11.00am

Entry fee: £1.00 on the day.

Venue: Old Pol Hill.

The start is next to a the former Polhill Arms and a lay by at the top of Polhill between the Badgers

Mount roundabout and Morleys roundabout on the A21.

Tea, coffee and home made cakes will be served.

This event is primarily a bit of fun, open to all ages and abilities with a cunning handicap to even

things up, with a team prize for the 3 fastest combined times of the various section of the West

Kent.

Entries are open to all, including non CTC / CycleUK members and so please encourage your

friends to have a go. The fastest West Kent rider will be awarded the prestigious Martin Davis cup,

onto which their name will be engraved for posterity, and prizes will be awarded for 1st lady, junior

and veteran (over 70).

Even if you don’t fancy riding, it is a good opportunity to meet up with club mates and to support

the event, which does take a significant number of volunteers to enable it to happen.

Put it in your diary, and looking forward to seeing you there.

Peter Ashlee (organiser 07951996313).