CONTENTS The printed version of the Handbook is issued in loose leaf format and arranged alphabetically in sections. Pages are numbered within each section and each page shows the month and year of issue of the page. The Contents page also gives this information and a new contents page is included with each issue of update pages for the Handbook. Overleaf on page A2 are details of which pages have to be removed and replaced with the new issue. A full text copy of the Handbook also appears on the Association’s website www.tricycleassociation.org.uk . The Members Address List is issued periodically as a separate pamphlet. Item Section Issue date Pages issued & Pages Mar 2011 Contents A 1-2 Mar 2011 A 1-2 A Brief History of The Tricycle Association B 1-3 Jan 2007 Constitution C 1 Jan 2009 Rules: D 1-8 National Administration D 1-2 Jan 2009/Jan2007 Membership Subscription D 2-3 Jan 2007 Regional Administration D 4 Jan 2009 General D 4-6 Jan 2009/Mar 2011 Rules of Racing D 6 Mar 2011 D 6-8 Mar 2011/Jan 2010 D 6-7 Responsibilities of Officers and “job specific” members of the N.E.C. E 1-5 Jan 2007/Jan 2009 The Association’s Regalia F 1 Jan 2009 Entries in the Association’s Book of Honour F 2 Mar 2011 F 2 Honorary Life Members of the Association G 1 Mar 2011 G 1 Memorials (other than trophies, i.e. seats, etc) H 1 Jan 2010 Archives holders - and who to contact to view I 1 Jan 2010 National Officials 1928 onwards J 1-2 Jan 2010 National Trophies and Winners 1928 onwards K 1-14 Mar 2011 K 1-14 Regional Trophies 1937 onwards L 1-18 Mar 2011 L 1-18

International Events L 19-22 Mar 2011 L 19-22 Tricycle Competition Records M 1-2 Jan 2010 National R.R.A. Tricycle Records N 1-5 Mar 2011 N 1-5 Regional R.R.A Associations (brief details) N 5-6 Mar 2011 N 6

Section A Page A 1 Issued Mar 2011 Insertion of new pages to complete March 2011 Handbook update

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This completes the 2010 Decade Edition of the Handbook. The N.E.C. will determine the format and issue timetable for the next edition for the decade ending in 2020 at their meeting in May 2011

Section A Page A 2 Issued Mar 2011 A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE TRICYCLE ASSOCIATION

The inaugural meeting of the Tricycle Association took place on 12th December 1928 at the then headquarters of the National Cyclists' Union, but of course the idea of forming such an association had taken place on an earlier occasion.

The forerunner took place when a group of enthusiasts met at "The Crown", Theale following a Western Roads CC 50. Tricycle entries in some of the Western Roads and other West London promotions had been encouraging and it was proposed by a great tricycling enthusiast named Alec Glass that an organisation be established to allow tricycles to be catered for both socially and competitively.

Twenty tricyclists attended the inaugural meeting, as follows: E.S. Hall, W.C. Keen, H.C. Bateman, A.H. Stead, F.R. Fisher, S.H. Young, S.R.Baron, A.R.M. Harbour, A.G. Dymore, A.B. Howard, L.F. Dixon, L.E. Vasey, R.J.J. Coe, C.H. Cooper, M. Draisey, J.H. Wallace, H.H. Froud, H.A. Payne, Sammy Bartleet and A.H. Glass.

Following the reading of the notice convening the meeting Sammy Bartleet was elected unopposed to the Chair, a position he occupied until his sudden death in 1943.

The first AGM of the TA was held at the same venue on 26th January, 1929, and the constitution which the Committee had drawn up was ratified.

Thus, the Tricycle Association was established.

The first official run of the Association was the centre of much public interest, and received the interest of the National Press both in print and pictures. It took place on Sunday February 24th, 1929. Fourteen tricyclists set off from Hyde Park Corner and proceeded to the "Anchor Inn" at Ripley.

Over the years the Association continued to make steady progress and soon a Northern Contingent was established.

Unfortunately the outbreak of the war in 1939, just ten years after the formation of the Association made the future of the TA uncertain, but a skeleton programme was planned, and the Association was able to carry on during these difficult times. This was largely due to the enthusiasm of a certain Len Wishart, who worked untiringly and enabled the Association to advance from strength to strength, when it might easily have marked time. Section B Page B 3 Issued Jan 2007 After the death of Sammy Bartleet, the role of Chairman was taken over by J. Dudley Daymond. This great rider joined the Association in 1933. He held the RRA London to Brighton and back Tricycle Record in 1906, with a time of 6 hours, 19 minutes and 48 seconds.

The office of President was created in 1944 and the first person to occupy this position was George Herbert Stancer, OBE, a former Editor of "Cycling" and Secretary of the Cyclists' Touring Club for over a quarter of a century. A TA Member from the very early days, GHS, as he was affectionately known, was, together with L.S. Leake, the holder of the RRA London-Brighton and back record on tandem tricycle in 1910, with a time of 5 hours, 59 minutes, 51 seconds.

Nowadays our Association totals over 400, about 15 of these being Overseas. The Association is divided into eight Regions including one Overseas, each of which (except Overseas) has its own local officers. The overall running of the Association is vested in a National Executive Committee and, of course, National Officers.

Ever since 1944, when it was first published as "The Tricycle Bulletin" we have had the benefit of our own excellent quarterly magazine, "The Tricycle Association Gazette".

In the early days the Association was involved mostly in touring activities, but nowadays the Association is also involved in promoting its own time trials. For the 1984 Season, the 'Tricyclist’s League' was introduced, in an effort to encourage members to enter Events in regions other than their own, and this has been helpful in achieving that end.

At first there was a separate Women’s Tricycle Association, and it was not until 1976 that the constitution was changed to merge the two Associations into the Tricycle Association as it is today.

Some of our great riders have been commemorated with Memorial Events named after them, in particular Bruce Kingsford, with the 50 mile championship, Stan Spelling, the 25 mile championship, Jenny Noad, the 10 mile championship, and most recently the Felicity Beard 100, following her shocking death in a time trial in 1989. The first ever Stan Spelling Memorial Event was a truly memorable occasion. In 1973, on the K16, as a tribute to Stan, an event was held which attracted a full field, with other entries having to be returned.

Probably two of the most colourful record breakers we have had in our Association are Albert Crimes and John Arnold. They established the following RRA records on Tandem Tricycle: 50 miles 1 hour, 49 minutes, 55 seconds 100 miles -3 hours, 46 minutes, 30 seconds 257.75 miles in 12 hours 466.25 miles in 24 hours 1000 miles in 2 days, 13 hours and 59 minutes.

In 1972 Eric Tremaine was recognised as having given the most outstanding and meritorious performance in cycling competition during the year, by the award of the Bidlake Plaque. This was in recognition of his performance in the North Road 24, when he achieved 457.895 miles, a record which still stands today.

The Annual Dinner of the Tricycle Association has been held at several different venues over the years, but in more recent years this happy event has been held in Warwickshire. It was here, in 1978 that we celebrated our Golden Jubilee at which six founder members were present (four others having been unable to attend).

1990, saw what could possibly be seen as the greatest record of all. Namely that of George Lawrie who celebrated 50 years as our Time Trials Secretary. But this is not the only record held by George. He holds a place in the RRA Honours List for his 1000 mile Tricycle Record in October of 1938, when he covered the distance in 4 days, 6 hours, 32 minutes.

In December, 1990, finally, the RTTC recognised Tandem Tricycle Competition Records. We had been trying for this for 40 years!

In 1998 the Association was involved in the first tricycle event on foreign soil with the first of a series of time trials associated with the annual village fete at St Marsault in France. Although not held every year, this happy association has continued over the years and has developed into an unofficial World Tricycle Championship. In 2006, during a break in the sequence at St Marsault an event was run at Asse in Belgium thus spreading the influence of the tricycling fraternity even further.

The number of tireless workers, and colourful characters, including amazing record breakers which our Association has been fortunate to boast over the years, are simply too many to mention, so perhaps the best thing would be to refer the reader to the list of records at the back of this Handbook, since each and every person listed there deserves a specific mention in this brief history of the Tricycle Association. This page currently blank CONSTITUTION

1. The name of the Association shall be “The Tricycle Association”.

2. The object of the Association shall be to provide social and competitive activities for the members.

3. Membership shall be confined to past or present riders of the tricycle. A tricycle is defined as a humanly propelled machine, self-supporting and making three tracks when in motion.

4. The colours of the Association shall be crimson and gold.

5. The design of the badge shall be three interlocking circles surrounding the monogram “TA” superimposed in gold on a crimson base.

6. The official organ of the Association shall be “The Tricycle Association Gazette”.

7. The management of the Association shall be vested in a National Executive Committee consisting of the Officers of the Association and such elected members as shall from time to time be determined.

8. For the purpose of administration the Association shall be divided into regions, each of which shall be known under a geographical title. The areas of operation of these regions shall be from time to time defined by the National Executive Committee, and need not necessarily be confined to the specific geographical boundaries suggested by the title.

9. Each region shall be regarded as a separate body within the framework of the national organization, and shall affiliate directly to Cycling Time Trials for the purposes of members taking part in time trials.

10. The management of a region shall be vested in a regional committee consisting of the officers of the region and such additional members of the region as shall from time to time be determined.

11. If the National Committee decide that it is necessary to dissolve the Association, it shall call a meeting of all members of the Association of which not less than 21 days notice (stating the terms of the resolution to be proposed) shall be given. If the proposal is confirmed by a two thirds majority of those voting, the NEC shall have the power to realize any assets held by or on behalf of the Association. Any assets remaining after the satisfaction of any proper debts and liabilities shall be given or transferred to such cycling or recreational organizations, charitable organizations or bodies having objectives similar to those of the TA as the winding up meeting may determine. Failing that they should be applied to some charitable purpose. Section C Page C 1 Issued Jan 2009 RULES NATIONAL ADMINISTRATION

1. The Association shall be administered by the following Honorary Officers: Chairman, National Secretary, Treasurer, Time Trial Secretary, National Captain, Gazette Editor and a committee of not more than six active members plus the Tricycle Time Trial League Organizer, Criterium League Organizer, Mileage Chart Organizer and Webmaster. These shall be elected at the National Annual General Meeting. Such officers and committee, together with regional secretaries or their authorized deputies, shall constitute the National Executive. A President shall be elected to serve for three consecutive years and then stand down. He/she may attend NEC meetings but not vote thereat. 2. Two Honorary Auditors shall be elected at the National Annual General Meeting. Members of the National Executive Committee shall not be eligible for election as auditors. 3. The National Executive Committee shall meet at least twice a year, and records shall be kept. Ten shall form a quorum, and the Chairman shall have a casting vote in addition to his ordinary vote. Any member of the National Executive Committee or member of the Association who is carrying out work for the Association, who has a pecuniary interest in that work or in any item on any meeting agenda shall declare the interest when such a matter is to be considered. 4. The National Executive Committee shall be responsible for the policy and organization of the Association. It shall promote an annual dinner, publish an official handbook containing the rules and regulations and any other relevant matter, organize national competitions, control financial policy, and adjudicate on the award of trophies and medals. 5. The National Secretary shall give not less than twenty-eight days notice of the Annual General Meeting, which shall be held not later than the first Week in November, the date and venue to be decided at the previous Annual General Meeting. Notices of motion from the National Executive Committee, Regional Annual General Meetings, or individual members, which shall be duly proposed and seconded, shall be in the hands of the National Secretary at least Fourteen days before the meeting. The Agenda and Statement of Accounts, together with Section D Page D 9 Issued Jan 2009 reports from National Officers and Regional Secretaries shall be circulated to all members at least three days before the meeting.

Section D Page D Issued Jan 2007 10 6. The National Secretary shall call an Extraordinary National General Meeting at the order of the National Executive Committee; by a requisition of a Regional Committee, or by a requisition of at least forty individual members, not more than nineteen of whom shall be members of any one region. The National Secretary shall be required to give at least seven days notice of an Extraordinary National General Meeting, at which no matter shall be discussed other than that for which the meeting was called.

7. The National Treasurer shall be responsible, under the direction of the National Executive Committee, for all monies of the Association. All accounts will be in the name of “The Tricycle Association” with three signatories of which two must sign for withdrawals. Monies received from any National Executive-approved functions, racing events and Association business, less approved expenses, to be sent to the National Treasurer by 30th September of the current year.

8. The Treasurer shall prepare the accounts and Balance sheet for auditing after 30th September each year. The audited Balance Sheet will be circulated to all members with the AGM agendas and presented for the approval of the membership at each Annual General Meeting.

9. The “Tricycle Association Gazette” shall be published by the Editor under the direction of the National Executive Committee.

10. The National Time Trials Secretary shall be responsible, under the direction of the National Executive Committee, for the competitions, medals and trophies of the Association. Claims for medals and trophies must be forwarded to the National Time Trials Secretary as soon as possible after the event, and in any case not later than 7th October.

MEMBERSHIP

11. Application for membership must be made on the official form and submitted to the National Treasurer, if through any other Official it shall be forwarded to the National Treasurer within ten days. The application shall be considered at the next meeting of the National Executive Committee, and election shall be subject to the approval of two thirds of the National Executive Committee present and voting. The National Executive Committee shall have the power to expel any member guilty of conduct detrimental to the interests of the Association. Any member whose membership it is proposed to terminate shall have the right to appear in person before the National Executive Committee, or alternatively, to submit his case in writing. This decision to be taken by not less than two thirds of the membership present and voting.

12. Honorary Life Membership may be conferred on a member in recognition of outstanding services to the Association, which shall entitle him/her to all the facilities of the Association. Nominations shall be submitted through a regional committee to the National Executive Committee at least three months before the Annual General Meeting at which a vote of nine tenths in favour of those present and voting shall be required for election.

13. Each prospective member may, when applying for membership, specify the Region of which he/she wishes to be a member. If he/she does not so specify, the National Executive Committee shall allocate him/her to a specific region. Any member may change from one region to another with the approval of the National Executive Committee, always providing that each member may not change his/her regional membership more than once in each calendar year.

14. The National Treasurer shall, within ten days of receiving an application for membership or a subscription, send full details to the National Secretary and the appropriate Regional Secretary.

15 Membership shall be deemed to commence from the date when a completed application form, together with the current subscription, is received by any official of the Association, subject always to subsequent ratification by the National Executive Committee.

See page D 4 for continuation of Rules

Section D Page D Issued Jan 2007 13 SUBSCRIPTION

16. (i) Subscriptions shall be payable direct to the National Secretary, Treasurer or a Regional Secretary for each year (January 1st to December 31st). (ii) Subscriptions unpaid on March 1st of each year shall terminate membership, although the National Executive Committee have the power to review special cases. Payment after 1st September will require a rejoining fee. (iii) New members shall pay a joining fee. (iv)New members whose applications are received by the any Officer of the Association after 30th September in any year will not be liable to pay any further subscriptions until 31st December the following year.

17. The subscription rates and joining fee for the following year shall be proposed by the Treasurer at the National Annual General Meeting for approval by those members present. Current rates for each category of membership (ordinary or family) and the joining fee shall be published in the Association's Gazette on the Membership form. Family membership is open to any person living as a member of the family at the same address as a member paying the full subscription. The subscription shall be paid by each person who is eligible. Only one Gazette will be sent.

REGIONAL ADMINISTRATION

18. A region shall be administered by the following officials: Chairman, Secretary and Captain, and they, together with not less than three elected members of the region, shall constitute the Regional Committee which shall meet as often as required to transact the business of the region. Four shall form a quorum, and the Chairman shall have a casting vote in addition to his ordinary vote.

19. A region shall hold an Annual General Meeting, at which not less than seven regional members are present, not later than September 30th, which shall receive a regional report and financial statement, elect officers and a committee, elect delegates to bodies to whom it is affiliated, and decide upon the social and competitive programme for the following year. A Regional Secretary shall give not less than fourteen days notice of such a meeting to members of his/her region by publishing notice of such meeting in the previous issue of the Association's Gazette. 20. A region may hold a bank account in the name of (i.e. Tricycle Association … … … … Region) for the purpose of running regional social events. Regions holding money on their own account may appoint a Regional Treasurer. A regional account will have three signatories any two of which must sign for withdrawals. The Regional Treasurer will submit a balance sheet recording all transactions during the previous year for the approval of the Regional AGM. In the event of the Regional AGM not being quorate the balance sheet and the supporting evidence will be sent to the National Treasurer for auditing with the National accounts. If a region is disbanded any funds left in the Regional account will be paid to the National Account.

21. An Extraordinary General Meeting of a region may be called at any time by order of the Regional Committee, or by a requisition signed by at least ten members. The Regional Secretary shall be required to give at least seven days notice of any Extraordinary General Meeting at which no matter shall be discussed other than that for which the meeting was called.

22. Postage and approved affiliation fees incurred by a Region may be claimed from the National Treasurer. A statement signed by the Regional Chairman and Secretary of accrued monies and stock held by the Region must be submitted to the National Treasurer by 30th September of the current year. Each Region shall affiliate to a C.T.T. District local to them and may also affiliate to any local cycling association(s) they deem necessary. (Note of guidance on this rule issued to Regional Secretaries, October 2006)

23. All time trials promoted by a region shall be open to any Tricyclist, who shall be eligible for any award or trophy of the Association, except where the conditions specify that an award or trophy is confined to members of the Association.

24. A Regional Time Trial Secretary shall furnish the National Time Trial Secretary with start and result sheets, or notification of cancellation; the National Treasurer with the Start/Result sheets and a Balance sheet for each event; and the Gazette Editor with a result sheet, within twenty- eight days of every Time trial promoted by the region.

25. The Regional Secretary shall send a regional report, including details of officers elected, the future social and competitive programme and the number of members present at the Annual General Meeting, to the Section D Page D Issued Jan 2009 16 National Secretary not less than fourteen days before the National Annual General Meeting. This report shall be submitted to the National Annual General Meeting, and shall be subject to its approval.

Section D Page D Issued Jan 2009 17 26. A request for the formation of a new region shall be made to the National Executive Committee, and shall bear the signatures of at least fifteen members. The National Executive Committee shall have the power to sanction the formation of a new region, having satisfied itself that the formation of such a region is in the best interest of the Association.

GENERAL

27. No alteration to these rules and constitution shall be made except at the National Annual General Meeting or a National Extraordinary General meeting and then only on a majority of two thirds of the members present and voting.

28. Only members whose subscription is fully paid shall be entitled to attend and vote at meetings of the Association.

29. All questions arising out of the correct interpretation of these rules, and all matters not herein provided for, shall be referred to, and settled by, the National Executive Committee.

30. At least 14 days before the Spring meeting of the National Executive Committee, Regional Committees should consider which of the National Time Trials and/or Social weekends they wish to promote during the following year. The National Executive will allocate the events to the Regions, who in turn will be responsible for applying for dates and courses. In the event of no region applying to run an event, the National Executive Committee will be responsible for the date application, course and promotion.

31. All nominations for President, National Officers and Committee shall be sent in writing to the National Secretary not later than 1st October for inclusion in the AGM Agenda. If no such nominations are received then nominations may be taken from the floor of the meeting for each post for which no nominations have been received. If there are more than six nominations for the six elected members’ posts, then an election shall be held for all six posts. The Agenda should state whether current holders of positions are prepared to continue in office. All officers and committee members should be asked at the Summer NEC whether or not they wish to continue in office for the following year. Where an officer or committee member expresses willingness to continue in office for the following year, the nomination made at the time of his or her original election to office should be deemed sufficient.

Section D Page D 6 Issued Mar 2011 RULES OF RACING

1.All Road Time Trials shall run in accordance with the Cycling Time Trials Rules and Regulations, and shall be for tricyclists only with the exception that Tandem Bicycles may be admitted to Tandem Tricycle events. No TA awards will be given to riders of Tandem Bicycles.

2.All track events shall be run strictly in accordance with the Rules of British Cycling.

3.All massed start events shall be run strictly in accordance with the Regulations of British Cycling and shall be held on closed circuits only.

4.The minimum entry fees for time trial events shall be fixed by the National Executive Committee, plus any Cycling Time Trials levy. T h e c o s t o f feeding shall be borne by the competitor.

5.Any road event receiving less than four entries by the closing date may be run at the organizer's discretion. If a Championship event receives less than four entries by the closing date it may be run at the organizer’s discretion, either as a separate event or incorporated into another event on the same day on the same course. If a Championship event is run with less than four entries only the Championship Trophy shall be awarded to the winner

6.In all handicap time trials a handicap award shall be given if entries are of four or more; if entries are of twelve or more second handicap shall be given and if more than twenty a third handicap shall be given. Handicap allowances shall be shown on the start sheet.

7.In all time trials a fastest time award shall be given if entries are of four or more; if entries are of twelve or more a second fastest time award shall also be given; if entries exceed twenty a third fastest time award shall also be given.

In an event where four or more ladies are entered an award shall be given to the fastest lady rider.

Where four or more teams of two riders have entered, awards shall be given to the fastest aggregate time as a team award.

Section D Page D 7 Issued Mar 2011 8. Tandem Tricycle time trials shall be scratch, a fastest time award being given; if entries exceed 5 pairs a second fastest time award shall also be given; if entries exceed 9 pairs a third fastest time award shall also be given. Three pairs shall constitute a minimum entry.

9. Where Regions run "Open" Tandem events i.e. open to Tandem Bicycles as well as Tandem Tricycles, event secretaries shall ensure that expenditure on levies, printing/postage and prizes does not exceed the income from Entry Fees.

10. The Tricycle Association member who achieves, on a tricycle, the greatest distance in any 24 hour time trial will be awarded a T.A. gilt medal.

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Section E Page E 1 Issued Jan 2007 RESPONSIBILITIES OF NATIONAL OFFICERS AND JOB-SPECIFIC MEMBERS OF THE N.E.C. Introduction

The 2005 A.G.M. approved a proposal that Officers and others on the N.E.C. with specific ongoing jobs should prepare a simple list of their responsibilities with the intention of including this information in the Handbook. The aim of the lists is to inform members as to “who does what” and to clarify areas of possible overlap and confusion. The May 2006 N.E.C. meeting considered and agreed these lists, which were submitted by the individual postholders. The lists are not intended to be job descriptions, nor are they intended to be all-inclusive and are only brief outlines of individual responsibilities. They are in no way intended to restrict the initiative by which individuals can, by the way in which they carry out their jobs, make their own contribution to the wellbeing of the Association and the way in which it operates.

All postholders are responsible to the Tricycle Association, through the National Executive Committee, for the effective execution of their responsibilities, as detailed in the Constitution and Rules of the Association and in the best interests of the Association as a whole. It is expected that postholders will liaise with members of the N.E.C. and other members of the Association as necessary in order to discharge their individual responsibilities. Chairman: 1. Chairs N.E.C and A.G.M. meetings of the Association. 2. Ensures that the business of the Association is run in compliance with the Constitution and Rules of the Association. 3. Oversees the democratic process in operation on an everyday basis in the Association, mediating when necessary. 4. Makes decisions, in consultation with appropriate Officers and Members, on matters of urgency which may occur between meetings. 5. Writes quarterly notes for the Gazette. National Secretary: 1. Provides secretarial and support services to the Association under instruction from the N.E.C. and the Chairman. 2. Prepares and circulates agendas and support papers for the N.E.C. and the A.G.M. 3. Takes minutes of meetings and maintains appropriate records. 4. Deals with correspondence and acts as contact and information point for enquiries. 5. Custodian of the archive files of minutes and correspondence. 6. Writes quarterly notes for the Gazette. 7. .Maintains current copy of the Handbook, including the Constitution and Rules and arranges for the issue of amendments to the Handbook and the production of new editions when required. 8 Liaises with Officers and Members of the Association to discharge the above responsibilities. National Treasurer and Membership Secretary:

As National Treasurer: 1. Receives all monies payable to the Tricycle Association and pays them into the Association’s national account. 2. Pays invoices presented to the Association as appropriate. 3. Sends out invoices as appropriate. 4. Keeps account of the income and expenditure of the Association. 5. Prepares the accounts for auditing annually. 6. Produces a balance sheet for the AGM. 7. Proposes appropriate subscription rates at each A.G.M. 8. Informs, and when necessary consults with and acts under the direction of the N.E.C. on all financial matters. 9. Manages the sale of the Association’s stock. 10. Reports regularly to the N.E.C. 11. Writes a quarterly report for the Gazette. 12. Custodian of the Women’s Tricycle Association Archive. As Membership Secretary: 1. Receives members’ subscriptions and keeps records of subscriptions paid. 2. Ensures all subscription monies received are deposited in the National account. 3. Sends out renewal notices and reminder letters as appropriate. 4. Receives membership applications and informs the National Secretary and appropriate Regional Secretaries. 5. Maintains a current address list of members for periodic issue to Members and for circulation of Gazettes and A.G.M. notices. 6. Maintains an e-mail address list for circulation among participating members. National Captain: 1. Organises the National Dinner and Prize Presentation. 2. Encourages and supports the social activities of the Association by attending as many functions as possible, particularly those where more than one Region is involved. 3. Promotes the Association as much as possible. 4. Writes a quarterly report for the Gazette. 5. Acts as Custodian of the Association’s Photo Archive. 6. Reports regularly to the National Executive Committee. Time Trial Secretary: 1. When C.T.T. Handbook for the forthcoming season is issued lists all Tricycle Association time trials for the season. 2. About 4 to 5 weeks before each event is run sends to the Event Secretary: The blank account sheet for the event for completion by the Event Secretary and return to the National Treasurer. A form for listing the award winners in the event for return to the Time Trial Sec. A covering letter of thanks which explains the procedure and the enclosed forms. Section E Page E Issued Jan 2007 24 3. As results are received from the event secretaries arranges for medals to be engraved in batches.

Section E Page E Issued Jan 2009 25 4. Prior to Annual Dinner collates results, checks that engraving has been done on trophies held by previous year’s winners and arranges any engraving required on any trophies which have been stored in the Time Trial Secretary’s care in the past year. 5. Arranges prize presentation for the Annual Dinner and prepares and arranges for printing a list of prize winners for circulation at the Annual Dinner. 6. After the Annual Dinner ensures that the National Secretary receives details of national prize winners for the purpose of updating the Handbook. 7. Prepares a list of proposed dates for major time trials for the next season for presentation at the A.G.M. 8. Reports regularly to the National Executive Committee. 9. Writes quarterly report for the Gazette. Tricycle Association Gazette Editor: 1. Edits the Gazette to ensure that it reflect the interests and wishes of the membership. 2. Determines content and arrangement of the Gazette by: Commissioning, collecting, collating, selecting, editing and arranging material, including advertisements, ensuring, as far as possible, the factual accuracy of the material to be published. Conferring with contributors, and dealing with related correspondence and telephone calls. 3. Prepares the Gazette for publication at quarterly intervals by: Negotiating costs and matters of presentation with a printing firm and arranging for publication. 4. Arranges printing and distribution. 5. Liaises as necessary with the Webmaster. 6. Reports regularly to the National Executive Committee, especially on matters of editorial policy and expenditure. 7. Custodian of the bound run of the Tricycle Association Gazette, the Association’s Book of Honour and holds archive copies of the Gazette prior to binding.

Note on editorial policy: The Gazette should reflect the interests and wishes of the membership. Normally, every effort should be made to include all contributions from members; however, the Editor must reserve the right to exercise discretion in what is selected for publication. If the Editor decides material should be modified (beyond presentational details), deferred or excluded, the contributor should be informed and an explanation offered.

Tricycle Association Webmaster: 1. Maintains and develops the Association’s Website as: A public advertisement. A national and international recruitment vehicle. A service to members to compliment and supplement the Gazette. A means to promote tricycling worldwide. 2. Liaises with the Gazette Editor on the publication of “Activities” and “Competition Results”. 3. Provides a resource for National and Regional Officers to support and promote their activities. 4. Provides an accessible source of information on tricycles. 5. Reports regularly to the National Executive Committee.

Tricycle Mileage Chart Organiser and Correlator of Memorials:

As Mileage Chart Organiser: 1. Arranges for blank mileage charts to be circulated with an appropriate issue of the Gazette. 2. Encloses a new blank mileage chart (for use the following year) with all certificates awarded. 3. Ensures that a supply of blank certificates signed by the current President and National Secretary are available for completion prior to the National Dinner. 4. On receipt of completed mileage charts writes out certificate. 5. Arranges presentation of the completed certificates to applicants attending the National Dinner. 6. Posts certificates to applicants not attending the National Dinner. 7. Lists the applicants’ mileages and compiles a précis of the members’ comments submitted with the mileage charts for submission to the Gazette Editor for publication.

As Correlator of Memorials: 1. Carries out an annual check of the condition of memorials to deceased members’ (excluding memorial trophies). 2. About 5-6 weeks before the A.G.M. circulates questionnaire to each memorial’s supervisor. 3. Writes a précis of replies and presents as a report at the A.G.M. 4. Liaises with the National Secretary to ensure that a record is maintained relating to the list of memorial supervisors and the ongoing condition of the memorials.

Tricyclists’ Time Trial League Organizer: 1. Collates the sixteen counting events for each year, comprising two nominated events from each region plus the Circuit of the Dales and one international event (the T.A. World Tricycle Time Trial Championships). 2. Records the points awarded to each competitor throughout the year. A minimum of six events must be ridden to qualify for the league with the best ten results to count. Points are awarded as follows: 30 for fastest member down to 1 for 30th, all events count, and the winner of the competition will be the rider with the most number of points. 3. Publicises the ongoing positions throughout the year via the Website and the Gazette. 4. Arranges for certificates to be printed and awarded (at the National Dinner if the competitor attends or otherwise by post) to all qualifying riders. Section E Page E Issued Jan 2009 28 Tricyclists’ Criterium League Organizer: 1. Negotiates with event organizers and selects eight counting events for the league and arranges for them to be listed on the T.A. website and in the Gazette. 2. Ensures the collection and collation of the league event results, maintaining an updated list of qualifiers and positions throughout the season and providing a final list of qualifiers and positions so that the Ken Jiggens Tricyclists’ Criterium League Trophy and appropriate certificates and can be awarded at the Annual Dinner and Reunion. 3. Ensures that the league is run in accordance with the agreed rules, outlined below: Only fully paid up T.A. members are eligible to qualify for the League; Events to qualify must be held under the rules of British Cycling and open to tricyclists only; At least four T.A. entries are necessary to constitute an event; The League will be decided on a rider’s performances in all eight criteriums during the season; Points will be awarded as follows: 10 points to the fastest T.A. member; 9 points to the second fastest T.A. member; 8 to the third, and so on, down to 1 point to the 10th fastest T.A. finisher and to any other finisher, or to anyone who is withdrawn on instructions from the commissaire or other official; The Ken Jiggens Trophy will be awarded to the winner of the league.

Regional Secretary: This is intended as an outline of the responsibilities of a Regional Secretary. 1. Makes arrangements (including fixing date and venue, preparation of agendas) for Regional A.G.M. and any Regional Committee Meetings which may be necessary. 2. Takes minutes of Regional A.G.M. and any Regional Committee Meetings held. 3. Deals appropriately with regional correspondence. 4. Writes and sends the regional report for each issue of the Gazette to the Gazette Editor by the due date as advertised in the previous Gazette printed. Also provides additional information regarding any events that are available to members to participate in, if possible include a contact number. 5. Attends, or nominates a regional representative to attend, N.E.C. and A.G.M. meetings. 6. Prepares and submits to National Secretary all reports concerning the region including any propositions, in order to be included in the agenda for N.E.C and A.G.M. meetings. 7. Maintains a record of regional accounts and submits it to the National Treasurer at the years end or when requested. 8. Receives any comments made by members appertaining to Association affairs, and where possible advises or refers them to the appropriate officer or committee member. 9. Contacts new and re-joined members within the region to encourage and help them enjoy all the benefits of the Association. 10. Ensures all affiliations by the region, including those payable to C.T.T. and other local cycling associations to which the Region may wish to affilliate, are made. 11. Ensures that all applications for time trials promoted by the region are forwarded to the C.T.T. regional date-fixing meetings. THE ASSOCIATION'S REGALIA

President's Badge and Ribbon of Office Presented in 1978 by Miss H Dover in memory of her brother Oscar Dover and incorporating his Honorary Life Member's Badge.

President's Silver Goblet Purchased in 1980 by members in memory of C. Edmund Green and for the use of the President at the National Dinner.

Chairman's Gavel and Block Presented in 1978 by the Association in memory of Oscar Dover for the use of the National Chairman.

The Book of Honour Donated by the Tuffnell family and members of the Association in memory of Ron Ward and other members of The Tricycle Association who have served in a notable manner and also in memory of the Honorary Life Members of the Association. The book records the names and brief resumes of members who have contributed to the furtherance of the Association above and beyond the call of duty. The National Executive Committee have decided that only deceased members shall be entered and that prowess in the field of competition is not a valid qualification for inclusion, but service to the Association in other ways is.

The entries in the Book of Honour are on page F 2

Section F Page F 1 Issued Jan 2009 J. Dudley Daymond

A.R.M. (Blob) Harbour 1903-1983

Leonard Wishart died 1977

Alec Glass I.S.O. 1906-1981

H.W. (Sammy) Bartleet died 1943

George Herbert Stancer O.B.E. 1888-1962

Alfred Layzell 1907-1979

Charles Edmund Green 1907-1979

Oscar Dover 1906-1978

Vernon H. Smith died 1976

Gerry N. Ashcroft died 1971

Lewis Morris died 1974

Arthur Ross Maddox 1925-1975

Allan Littlemore 1910-1993

A.E.C. (Ted) Harrison 1916-1992

Ronald Arthur Ward 1919-1996

Stanley Percival Vivian Bray 1919-1992

Bernard Rosen 1933-1999

George Lawrie 1913-2002

Bob Beckett 1906-2002

Stan Tuffnell 1915-2007

Tommy Thompson 1939-2007

William Charles (Bill) Finch 1935-2008

Section F Page F 2 Issued Mar 2011 HONORARY LIFE MEMBERS OF THE ASSOCIATION

Under the provisions of Rule 12 Honorary Life Membership may be conferred on a member in recognition of outstanding services to the Association, which shall entitle him/her to all the facilities of the Association.

Life Member Elected Citation

A.H. Glass I.S.O. 1951 Founder of the Association (died 1981)

L. Wishart 1951 Secretary 1944 to 1947. Editor 1946 to 1948. Revived (died 1977) interest in the Association during the difficult war years

G.E. Lawrie 1955 For exceptionally long and efficient service as National (died 2002) Time Trial Secretary 1941 to 1992

A. Littlemore (died 1955 For exceptionally long and efficient service as North 1993) Western Regional Secretary

L. Morris (died 1960 For excellent service as National Treasurer 1953 to 1966. 1974) Gazette Editor 1951 to 1966

O. Dover (died 1966 For Outstanding service to the Association in the North 1978) Western Region

E. Tremaine 1982 For outstanding services to the Association. National Secretary 1969 to 1973, 1979 to 1981. President 1981

R.A. Ward 1982 For outstanding services to the Association and Thames (died 1996) Valley Region. National Captain 1953 to 1958, 1961 to 1981. President 1982 to 1984. National Chairman 1982 to 1989

A.E.C. Harrison 1985 For outstanding services to the Association. Captain (died 1992) 1943 to 1947. President 1984 to 1987

T. Thompson (died 1996 For exceptional service in the North Eastern Region 2007)

W. C. Finch 1996 For outstanding service to the Association Nationally and (died 2008) in the South East Region

D. Tuffnell (Mrs) 1997 Founder of the Women’s Tricycle Association. National Secretary 1983 to 1986. National President 1993 to 1996

Section G Page G 1 Issued Mar 2011 MEMORIALS TO DECEASED MEMBERS (other than trophies) Charles Edmund Green ("Ed") born 23/12/1907 died 29/07/1979 Seat in St Peters' Churchyard, Far Sawrey, Cumbria. Grid ref: SD 378952 President 1951-1979. Died while riding the NW "50" on the Brock Course A.E.C. Harrison ("Ted") born 18/02/1916 died 07/08/1992 Seat near village hall, Bethersden, Kent. There are memorial plaques to other cyclists on this seat in addition to the one for Ted. Grid ref: TQ 926401 Kent C.A. majority donor, T.A. part subscriber. President 1985-1987 A.S. Layzell ("Alf") born 1907 died11/03/1979 Seat and gravestone in cemetery, Richmond, North Yorkshire. Grid ref: NZ 184230 The seat and gravestone were funded by T.A. Alf was a prolific mile-eater and was buried where he died whilst still getting the miles in. A.L. Littlemore ("Allan") born 1910 died 1993 Seat in Acton Lane, Acton Bridge, Cheshire. Half a mile west off the A49. Grid ref: SJ 596517. Funding for the seat was by contributions from his many cycling and non- cycling friends. President 1988-1990. L. Morris ("Lewis") died 1974 Seat originally in grounds of St Briavels Youth Hostel, Gloucestershire and Seat and Table originally in grounds of Duntisbourne Abbotts Youth Hostel, Gloucestershire. The Table at Duntisbourne rotted and was removed, the seat remained and was moved to Slimbridge Y.H. when Duntisbourne closed in 1999. Then the seats at St.Briavals and Slimbridge fell into disrepair and were removed. The plaques from the seats and the table were recovered and are now in the care of the National Secretary. The T.A., Gloucester City C.C., C.T.C. and Y.H.A. were joint subscribers. There is also a memorial plaque still in situ at Lapworth Locks, Warwickshire (Grid ref: SP 176487) where Lewis died. Gazette Editor 1950-1966; Treasurer 1953-1966 J. Catt ("Jim") born 12/12/1918 died 8/09/2003 Seat in garden of Lord Whiskey Café, Rhodes Minnis, Kent. Between Ashford and Dover, 6 miles NW of Folkstone. Grid ref:TR 148438 T.A., Fellowship of Kent and Sussex Cyclists and Potterers C.C. were joint subscribers. Jim was a stalwart of the South Eastern Region. A plaque in memory of Ron Taylor, a good friend of Jim’s was added to the seat in 2009. Tommy Thompson born 05/08/1939 died 26/04/2007 Seat of steel construction with ends representing two “penny farthings” situated overlooking the JCB cows on Sustrans Coast to Coast path near Beamish Museum. Grid ref: NZ 217536. Members of the T.A. and Houghton C.C. raised funds for the seat and it was partly made by friends and club-mates. Tommy was made a Life Member of the T.A. in 1966 for exceptional service in the North Eastern Region, he was Regional Secretary from 1967 until his death. William Charles (Bill) Finch born 06/10/1935 died 10/01/2008 Seat situated at a point on the North Downs in Trosley Country Park with views over the Kent countryside. Grid ref: TQ 645615 Funded by contributions from Bill’s club, the C.C. Bexley and the T.A. Bill was made a Life Member of the T.A. in 1996 for outstanding services to the Association nationally and in the South East Region. President 2005 until his death in office in January 2008 and Time Trial Secretary 2000-2005. Section H Page H 1 Issued Jan 2010 HOLDERS OF ARCHIVES AND OTHER ASSETS

Item Custodian

N.E.C .and A.G.M. Minutes: National Secretary

Run of the “Bulletin” 1944-1945 (three issues) National Secretary

Run of the “News” 1946-1949: (ten issues) National Secretary

Bound run of the “Gazette” 1950-1996: Gazette Editor (four issues a year since 1950)

Recent Gazettes awaiting binding: Gazette

Editor The Association’s Regalia, comprising: President’s Badge and Ribbon President President’s Silver Goblet President Chairman’s Gavel and Block Chairman Book of Honour Gazette Editor

Active trophies: - those awarded each year Prize winners - those not awarded in any particular year Reg. or Nat. T.T. Sec.

Redundant trophies: S.F.Edge only one in this category Coventry Transport Museum

The photo archive: National Captain

Women’s Tricycle Association Archive: National Treasurer

Memorial Seats and Plaques thereon: Existing locations (see list in Handbook) Plaques from Memorials which no longer exist: - only Lewis Morris plaques in this category National Secretary

Anyone wishing to see, or in the case of the paper/photographic records to consult, any of the above items can do so by arrangement with the appropriate custodian.

Section I Page I 1 Issued Jan 2010 NATIONAL OFFICIALS Unless otherwise indicated dates given in this section assume that the period of office runs from the A.G.M. when election or appointment took place to the A.G.M. when the postholder stood down. Exceptions to this are indicated in the text by the following abbreviations or note numbers. Abbreviations: (dio) = died in office (rmt) = resigned mid-term Notes: Figures in brackets, thus (1) , indicate a note at the end of this section. Chairman National Secretary (continued) H. W. Bartleet (dio) Dec 1928-Apr 1942 H. Clarke May 1940-Jun 1944 J. D. Daymond Apr 1943-Jun 1944 L. A. Wishart Jun 1944-Dec 1947 J.R. Hunt (rmt) (1) Dec 1947-Apr 1948 President L. A. Wishart (1) Apr 1948-Oct 1948 (Title changed In June 1944 and incorporated G. N. Ashcroft Oct 1948-Oct 1953 Chairman until October 1981 when the post of A. R. Maddox Oct 1953-Oct 1954 Chairman was re-introduced) G. H. Stancer O.B.E. Jun 1944-Oct 1951 J. Warner (rmt) Oct 1954-Dec 1960 C. E. Green (dio) Oct 1951-Jul 1979 J. Hall Dec 1960-Oct 1965 E. Tremaine Oct 1979-Oct 1981 V. H. Smith Oct 1965-Oct 1968 R .A. Ward Oct 1981-Nov 1984 E. Tremaine Oct 1968-Oct 1974 A. E. C. Harrison Nov 1984-Nov1987 J. H. Mills Oct 1974-Oct 1976 A. Littlemore Nov 1987-Oct 1990 P. W. Martin Oct 1976-Oct 1977 S. Tuffnell Oct 1990-Oct 1991 R. Earl Oct 1977-Oct 1978 S. Bray (dio) Oct 1991-Dec 1992 E. Tremaine Oct 1978-Oct 1981 D. Tuffnell, Mrs Oct 1993-Oct 1996 K. Bellingham, Miss(2) Oct 1981-Feb 1982 C.E. Farrar Oct 1996-Oct 1999 D. Tuffnell, Mrs (2) Feb 1982-Nov 1986 M. Purser Oct 1999-Oct 2002 D. Heighway Nov 1986-Oct 2002 C. Tremaine Oct 2002-Oct 2005 N. Fenn Oct 2002-Oct 2009 W. Finch (dio) Oct 2005-Jan 2008 R. Bailey Oct 2009 to date J. Hopper Oct 2008 to date Treasurer Chairman J. K. Letts Apr 1943-Jun 1943 (re-introduced October 1981) G. C. Green Jun 1943-Jun 1944 R. A. Ward Oct 1981-Oct 1989 R. Morford Jun 1944-Feb 1946 C. E. Farrar Oct 1989-Oct 1998 H. E. R. T. Carter Feb 1946-Oct 1950 L. Johnson Oct 1998-Oct 2002 G. N. Ashcroft Oct 1950-Oct 1953 D. Heighway Oct 2002-Oct 2006 L. Morris Oct 1953-Oct 1966 B. Jackson, Mrs Oct 2006 to date E. Dietmen Oct 1966-Oct 1968 J. Hall Oct 1968-Oct 1969 National Secretary W. B. Sargeant (rmt) Oct 1969-Feb 1973 A. H. Glass I.S.O. Dec 1928-Jan 1930 R. Cotterill Feb 1973-Oct 1975 M. Draisey Jan 1930-Feb 1933 W. A. Johnson Oct 1975-Oct 1976 J. K. Letts Feb 1933-Feb 1938 M. R. Purser Oct 1976-Nov 1980 H. Clarke Feb 1938-Feb 1939 R. J. Darbyshire Nov 1980-Oct 1994 P. K. Boyd Feb 1939-May 1940 G. Lewis Oct 1994 –Oct 2000 A. Purser, Mrs Oct 2000 to date Section J Page J 1 Issued Jan 2010 Captain Mileage Chart Organizer A. R. M. Harbour Jan 1929-Jan 1931 (From 2000 includes Memorials Correlator) A. H. Glass Jan 1931-Feb 1933 T.A. Lynch Nov 1984-Oct 1988 H. A. Payne Jan 1933-Apr 1937 J.R.M. Lewis Oct 1988 to date O. F. Harris Apr 1937-Feb 1939 Tricycle Time Trial League Organizer L. F. Couzens Feb 1939-May 1940 H.E. Hargraves Oct 1983-Nov 1987 J. K. Letts May 1940–Apr B.J. Lamb Nov 1987-Oct 1997 1943 B. Elliott Oct 1997-Oct 2000 A.E.C. Harrison (rmt)(1) Apr 1943-Apr 1948 P. Holland Oct 2000 to date L. H. Couzens Apr 1948-Oct 1949 A. Layzell Oct 1949-Oct 1954 Editor R .A. Ward Oct 1954-Oct 1958 The Tricycle Association Bulletin V. G. Knibbs Oct 1958-Nov 1959 A. E. C. Harrison Jun 1944-Dec 1945 A. Layzell Nov 1959-Oct 1960 The Tricycle News R. A. Ward Oct 1960-Oct 1981 L. W. Wishart Feb 1946-Jan 1949 J. Dakin - Miss Oct 1981-Oct 1983 The Tricycle Association Gazette H. E. Hargraves Oct 1983-Nov 1987 L.W. Wishart & Apr 1949-Oct 1950 B. J. Lamb (rmt) Nov 1987-May 1997 G. N. Ashcroft (joint eds. first Gazette only) G. Spiers - Mrs (3) May 1997-Oct 2009 L. Morris Oct 1950-Oct 1966 D. Hardy Oct 2009 to date J. Hall Oct 1966-Oct 1968 B. L Rosen Oct 1968-Oct 1974 Time Trial Secretary V. Coop Oct 1974-Oct 1976 (Racing Secretary 1931-1938) L. J. Meyers Jan 1931-Feb 1934 B. L. Rosen Oct 1976-Oct 1981 H. Clarke Feb 1934-Feb 1935 S. P. V. Bray Oct 1981-Oct 1989 G. E. Thomas Feb 1935-Apr 1937 N. Stead (5) Oct 1989-Oct 1991 E. A. Nicholas Apr 1937-Feb 1938 G. Holland - Mrs Oct 1991-Oct 2005 G. E. Thomas Feb 1938-May 1940 R. Alma Oct 2005 to date G. S. Smith May 1940-Feb 1941 Webmaster G. E. Lawrie (4) Feb 1941-Oct 1994 M. Moody Oct 2005-Oct 2008 V. Staines - Mrs (4) Oct 1991-Oct 1994 M. Badham Oct 2008 to date V.Staines - Mrs (4) Oct 1994-Oct 2000 W. Finch Oct Tricycle Criterium League Organizer 2000-Oct 2005 R. Akers Oct 2006-Oct 2009 J. Hopper Oct 2005 to date I. Matthews Oct 2009 to date 1. J. Hunt and A.E.C. Harrison both resigned at the committee meeting in April 1948. Notes L.A. Wishart covered the post of Secretary and L.H. Couzens the post of Captain up to the A.G.M. in October. 2. Miss K. Bellingham attended the February 1982 N.E.C. as Secretary, but did not attend any other N.E.C. meetings. Mrs D. Tuffnell acted as Secretary until the 1982 A.G.M. 3. B. J. Lamb resigned as Captain in May 1997 and Mrs G. Spiers was Acting Captain until the 1997 A.G.M. 4. Mrs V. Staines assisted G. Lawrie as Assistant Time Trial Secretary from October 1991 to October 1994. 5. N. Stead went to South Africa in the early summer of 1991 and J. (Zonc) Hastings stood in as Editor until the A.G.M. in October 1991.

Section J Page J 2

Issued Jan 2010 NATIONAL TROPHIES AND WINNERS

This section (K) of the Handbook lists National Trophies and winners. Each trophy has a brief introduction outlining some of the history, and giving details of the donor of the trophy.

Also included in the introduction to each trophy are the conditions relating to the award of the trophy. In these conditions, a "Member" is one whose application for membership of the Tricycle Association has been received, subject to ratification, by the National Treasurer; together with the fees for the current year; before the start of the qualifying event. This introductory paragraph also indicates if the trophy has to be claimed and indicates how the claim must be made.

Over a period of time the aim is to improve these listings by the addition of winners times, average speeds, distances covered, etc. So far, some trophies have been updated in full or in part and further updated lists may be issued from time to time. Any information which will help to fill these gaps, and which will be included in the next edition of the Handbook, will be gratefully received and should be sent to the National Secretary.

The lists of trophies and winners commences on page K 2.

Section K Page K Issued Mar 2011 39 The Tricycle Trophy Originally purchased in 1913 by subscription among tricyclists. From its inception in 1913 it was controlled by a Committee of Trustees until 1938 when it was presented to the Association by the Trustees for Open Competition among all tricyclists, subject to the condition that it is competed for in rotation at 50 and 100 miles and 12 and 24 hours. The counting event each year is announced in the Tricycle Association Gazette. The trophy must be claimed and claimants must notify the National Time Trial Secretary of their rides by 7th October. 1913 H.G. Cook 1955 J. Mortimer 1914 H.G. Cook 1956 D. Duffield 1915 - 1918 1957 R.W. Prowse not awarded - W. W. 1 1958 L. Bowerman 1919 W.C. Williamson 1959 R.N. West 1920 H. Pryor 1960 M. Carpenter 1921 H. Pryor 1961 T.K. Kelly 1922 D.F. Nash 1962 D.R. Green 1923 V. C. Skues 1963 D. Lyons 1924 F.R. Fisher 1964 J. Pardoe 1925 D.F. Nash 1965 W.B. Sargeant 1926 F.R. Fisher 1966 H. Bayley 1927 V.S. Bowman 1967 H. Bayley 1928 F.R. Fisher 1968 D. Stokes 1929 J.H. Brooks 1969 B.H. Waine 1930 A.H. Glass 1970 E. Tremaine 1931 R.L. Arnold 1971 E. Tremaine 1932 J.S. Jonas 1972 E. Tremaine 1933 A.L. Abram 1973 S. Hill 1934 E.A. Fry 1974 G. T. Jenkins 1935 S .Parker 1975 W.D. Goodall 1936 A.G. Oxbrow 1976 G. Jackson 1937 J.J. Davies 1977 C.E. Farrar 1938 E.R. Wilkinson 1978 W.D. Goodall 1939 W.O. Jackson 1979 E. Tremaine 1940 - 1944 1980 E.A. Rogerson not awarded - W. W. 2 1981 M. Roberts 1945 J.S. Spackman 1982 P. Etheridge 1946 S.E. Armstrong 1983 H.E. Hargraves 1947 A. Crimes 1984 S.W. Jackson 1948 H. Millington 1985 S.W. Jackson 1949 L.C. Holt 1986 J.L. Kay 1950 S J. King 1987 J.C. Read 1951 J.F. Arnold 1988 M. Smith 1952 R. Turner 1989 J.W. Hopper 1953 R. Turner 1990 S.W. Jackson 1954 J.F. Arnold 1991 W.D. Goodall The Tricycle Trophy (continued) 2002 S. Avery 1992 B. Moore 2003 P. Oak 1993 J.W. Hopper 2004 J.W. Hopper 1994 B. Elliott 2005 J.W. Hopper 1995 K. Usher 2006 M. Vowells 1996 D. Wright 2007 J. Thompson 1997 J.W. Hopper 2008 J.W. Hopper 1998 T. Gould 2009 J.W. Hopper 1999 C. Tremaine 2010 C. Saint 2000 M. Purser The S. F. Edge Trophy A perpetual trophy presented to the Association in 1931 by Mr. Selwyn Francis Edge, and awarded annually to the member making fastest absolute time in the Association's 100 mile Road Time Trials or associated events. As the Trophy was not presented to the Association until 1931 it was awarded retrospectively for 1929 and 1930. The trophy must be claimed and claimants must notify the National Time Trial Secretary of their qualifying ride by 7th October. 1929 A. H. Glass I.S.O. 1930 A. H. Glass I.S.O. 1931 A. H. Glass I.S.O. 1932 H. E. Harvey 1933 B. Bevin 1934 E. A. Fry 1935 J. A. Hammond 1936 E. R. Wilkinson 1937 E. R. Wilkinson 1938 E. R. Wilkinson 1939 E. R. Wilkinson 1940 G. E. Lawrie 1941 G. E. Lawrie 1942 R. Morford 1943 C. F. Mullner 1944 H. Henderson 1945 H. Millington 1946 S. E. Armstrong 1947 A. Crimes 1948 S. E. Armstrong 1949 H. Daniels 1950 H. Daniels 1951 H. Daniels 1952 H. Daniels 1953 J. F. Arnold 1954 J. F. Arnold The S.F. Edge Trophy (continued) 1981 M. Donnelly 1996 G. Lewis 1982 M. Donnelly 1997 R. Dadswell 1983 M. Donnelly 1998 T. Gould 1984 D. Saunders 1999 C. Bramwell 1985 J. Pardoe 2000 T. Gould 1986 J. C. Read 2001 R. Dadswell 1987 J. C. Read 2002 C. Bramwell 1988 G. Lewis 2003 C. Bramwell 1989 W. D. Goodall 2004 P Holland 1990 W. D. Goodall 2005 K. Usher 1991 B. J. Lamb 2006 D. Keene 1992 W. D. Goodall 2007 B. Charlton 1993 B. Elliott 2008 R. Dadswell 1994 J. Thompson 2009 R. Dadswell 1995 K. Usher 2010 C. Saint The Road Championship Trophy Presented by Mr J Van Hooydonk and awarded annually to the member with the best set of rides in Association or associated events at 25, 50 and 100 miles, calculated in a similar manner to the British Best All-Rounder Competition. The trophy cannot be won outright but a silver gilt medal will be presented to the winner for the year. The trophy must be claimed and claimants must notify the National Time Trial Secretary of their rides by 7th October. 1930 J. H. 1949 T. H. Henderson Brooks 1931 A. H. Glass 1932 H. E. Harvey 1933 E. A. Fry 1934 J. A. Hammond 1935 S. Parker 1936 J. J. Davies 1937 J. J. Davies 1938 E. R. Wilkinson tie D. Scott 1939 G. E. Thomas 1940 G. E. Lawrie 1941 G. E. Lawrie 1942 R. Morford 1943 C. F. Mullner 1944 T.H. Henderson 1945 H. Millington 1946 S. E. Armstrong 1947 A. Crimes 1948 S. E. Armstrong 19 1952 A. L. Rumbles 50 1953 L. Bint 1954 D. H. Smith T. 1955 J. Mortimer H. 1956 G. Clayton H 1957 G. Clayton en 1958 C. Grainger de 1959 C. Grainger rs 1960 A. G. Wills on 1961 H. Bayley 19 1962 H. Bayley 51 1963 J. Mansell 1964 P. Cudmore W. 1965 H. Bayley Cl 1966 H. Bayley ay 1967 R. Drury to 1968 E. Tremaine n 1969 E. Tremaine 1970 T. Waring The Road Championship Trophy (continued) 1971 T. Waring 1991 W. D. Goodall 1972 F. Cubis 1992 B. Elliott 1973 E. Tremaine 1993 B. Elliott 1974 S. Hill 1994 B. Elliott 1975 W. D. Goodall 1995 W. Finch 1976 W. D. Goodall 1996 G. Lewis 1977 W. D. Goodall 1997 T. Gould 1978 D. W. Hornby 1998 T. Gould 1979 E. Tremaine 1999 T. Gould 1980 D. W. Hornby 2000 T. Gould 1981 G. Jackson 2001 M. Smith 1982 M. Henighan 2002 W. Baker 1983 E. A. Rogerson 2003 C. Bramwell 1984 D. Saunders 2004 P. Holland 1985 J. Pardoe 2005 P. Hopkins 1986 J. L. Kay 2006 D. Keene 1987 J. C. Read 2007 B. Charlton 1988 G. Lewis 2008 A.W. Nye 1989 W. D. Goodall 2009 A. Perkin 1990 W. D. Goodall 2010 C. Saint

The Major Liles Memorial Trophy A perpetual trophy presented by Mr H. W. Bartleet, consisting of the eight National Championship Medals won by the late Major C. E. Liles, set in a silver salver also won by him, and awarded annually for the best set of tricycle rides at 50 miles, 100 miles and 12 hours, calculated in the same manner as the British Best All-Rounder Competition. Rides in any T.A. event or any Open or Association event under C.T.T. regulations are eligible, subject to the approval of the National Executive Committee. The competition is open to any tricyclist, whether a member of the T.A. or not. The trophy must be claimed and claimants must notify the National Time Trial Secretary of their rides by 7th October. A silver gilt medal will be presented to the winner if a member of the T.A. and certificates to all members exceeding an average of 18 mph. Where known, the winning average speed is given in miles per hour.

1932 T.H. Henderson 19.048 1943 C.F. Mullner 1933 W .O. Jackson 18.943 1944 T.H. Henderson 18.375 1934 A.L. Abram 18.647 1945 H. Millington 1935 W.O. Jackson 19.158 1946 S.E. Armstrong 18.558 1936 E.R. Wilkinson 19.232 1947 S.E. Armstrong 1937 E.R. Wilkinson 19.279 1948 S.E. Armstrong 19.412 1938 E.R. Wilkinson 19.735 1949 A. Crimes 20.114 1939 G.E. Thomas 18.676 1950 S.J. King 1940 G.C.J. Green 18.141 1951 H. Daniels 20.317 1941 G.E. Lawrie 18.618 1952 A. Crimes 20.693 1942 A.E.C. Harrison 1953 J.F. Arnold 21.567 The Major Liles Memorial Trophy (continued) 1954 P. Duncan 20.608 1983 E. Tremaine 1955 J. Mortimer 21.005 1984 C. Tremaine 1956 P. Duncan 21.052 1985 G. Lewis 1957 A. Crimes 21.120 1986 J.L. Kay 1958 L. Bowerman 21.920 1987 D. Saunders 1959 D. P. Duffield 21.210 1988 E. Marsh 1960 M. Davey 20.832 1989 C. Tremaine 1961 D.P. Duffield 21.168 1990 V. Trigger 1962 E.A. Rogerson 20.714 1991 R. Dadswell 1963 H. Bayley 20.237 1992 R. Dadswell 1964 J. Pardoe 20.899 1993 R. Dadswell 1965 H. Bayley 21.038 1994 R. Dadswell 1966 H. Bayley 21.610 1995 C. Tremaine 1967 P. Howell 20.928 1996 R. Dadswell 1968 E. Tremaine 21.793 1997 R. Dadswell 1969 E. Tremaine 21.484 1998 R. Dadswell 1970 T. Waring 20.714 1999 R. Dadswell 1971 E. Tremaine 22.027 2000 R. Dadswell 1972 E. Tremaine 22.296 2001 R. Dadswell 1973 S. Hill 21.582 2002 R. Dadswell 1974 J.F. Thompson 21.169 2003 R. Dadswell 1975 A.J. Pell 21.654 2004 R. Dadswell 1976 W.D. Goodall 21.559 2005 R. Dadswell 1977 W.D. Goodall 21.186 2006 D. Keene 1978 J. Thompson 21.859 2007 R. Dadswell 1979 D.J. Pitt 22.208 2008 R. Dadswell 1980 S.W. Jackson 21.583 2009 R. Dadswell 1981 E. Hargraves 21.158 2010 C. Saint 1982 D.J. Pitt 22.286

The H W Bartleet Memorial Shield A perpetual trophy purchased by public subscription as a memorial to the late Mr. H. W. Bartleet, and presented to the T.A. Awarded annually to the member riding the greatest distance on a tricycle in any T.A., Open or Association 12 hour Road Time Trial. The trophy must be claimed and claimants must notify the National Time Trial Secretary of their rides by 7th October. 1945 H. Millington 1953 J. F. Arnold 1946 L. Morris 1954 P. Duncan 1947 E. A. Fry 1955 P. Duncan 1948 S. E. Armstrong 1956 P. Duncan 1949 A. Crimes 1957 A. Crimes 1950 W. Ward 1958 L. Bowerman 1951 A. Crimes 1959 D. P. Duffield 1952 J. F. Arnold 1960 K. Usher The H W Bartleet Memorial Shield (continued)

1961 H. Bayley 1986 J.F. Thompson 1962 H. Bayley 1987 D. Saunders 1963 H. Bayley 1988 E. Marsh 1964 J. Pardoe 1989 J. W. Hopper 1965 H. Bayley 1990 J. W. Hopper 1966 H. Bayley 1991 R. Dadswell 1967 P. Howell 1992 R. Dadswell 1968 E. Tremaine 1993 R. Dadswell 1969 E. Tremaine 1994 R. Dadswell 1970 T. Waring 1995 J.W. Hopper 1971 E. Tremaine 1996 R. Dadswell 1972 E. Tremaine 1997 R. Dadswell 1973 S. Hill 1998 C. Tremaine 1974 J.F. Thompson 1999 R. Dadswell 1975 A. J. Pell 2000 R. Dadswell 1976 W. D. Goodall 2001 R. Dadswell 1977 H. E. Hargraves 2002 R.Dadswell 1978 E. Tremaine 2003 R. Dadswell 1979 S. W. Jackson 2004 R. Dadswell 1980 S. W. Jackson 2005 R. Dadswell 1981 H.E. Hargraves 2006 R. Dadswell 1982 P. Etheridge 2007 R. Dadswell 1983 E. Tremaine 2008 R. Dadswell 1984 C. Tremaine 2009 H. Waller 2010 C. Saint The H Wilson (Major) Trophy A perpetual trophy presented by Mr H. Wilson, and awarded annually to the member riding the greatest distance on a tricycle in any 24 hour Road Time Trial approved by the National Executive Committee. The trophy must be claimed and claimants must notify the National Time Trial Secretary of their rides by 7th October. 1949 A. Crimes 1962 H. Bayley 1950 S. J. King 1963 F. Brown 1951 J. F. Arnold 1964 J. Shuttleworth 1952 A. Crimes 1965 J. Pardoe 1953 J. F. Arnold 1966 H.S. Spelling 1954 P. Duncan 1967 J. Shuttleworth 1955 D. Duffield 1968 M. Henighan 1956 A. Crimes 1969 G. Jenkins 1957 T. K. Kelly 1970 T.K. Kelly 1958 T. K. Kelly 1971 E. Tremaine 1959 K. Usher 1972 E. Tremaine 1960 J. Shuttleworth 1973 S. Hill 1961 T. K. Kelly 1974 D. Jackson The H Wilson (Major) Trophy (continued) 1975 G. Adams 1993 J. W. Hopper 1976 W. H. Wooton 1994 P. Holland 1977 C. E. Farrar 1995 J. W. Hopper 1978 M. Smith 1996 J. W. Hopper 1979 M. Smith 1997 J. W. Hopper 1980 M. Smith 1998 J. W. Hopper 1981 S.W. Jackson 1999 J. W. Hopper 1982 L. Lowe 2000 J. W. Hopper 1983 E. Tremaine 2001 J. W. Hopper 1984 J. M. Jackson 2002 J.W. Hopper 1985 S. W. Jackson 2003 J.W. Hopper 1986 J. W. Hopper 2004 J.W. Hopper 1987 J. W. Hopper 2005 J.W. Hopper 1988 Mrs. F. Beard 2006 J.W. Hopper 1989 J. M. Jackson 2007 J.W. Hopper 1990 J. W. Hopper 2008 J.W. Hopper 1991 J. W. Hopper 2009 J.W. Hopper 1992 J. W. Hopper 2010 J.W. Hopper The Higgins Trophy A perpetual trophy presented by Mr. F. J. Higgins, to be awarded annually to the member riding the fastest 25 mile time on a tricycle in any T.A. Open or Association event. The trophy must be claimed and claimants must notify the National Time Trial Secretary of their rides by 7th October. 1954 R. J. Haynes 1974 F. Cubis 1955 G. Clayton 1975 R. A. Stirling 1956 W. F. Johnson 1976 W. D. Goodall 1957 G. Clayton 1977 A. Richards 1958 C. Grainger 1978 J. C. Read 1959 G. Clayton 1979 D. Gabbott 1960 R. N. West 1980 D. Gabbott 1961 R. N. West 1981 D. Gabbott 1962 M. Tassano 1982 D.J. Pitt 1963 P. Barnard 1983 D. Saunders 1964 D. Gabbott 1984 J.C. Read 1965 D. Gabbott 1985 N. B. Knox 1966 D. Crook 1986 N. B. Knox 1967 D. Crook 1987 I. Finch 1968 J. Hill 1988 E. Marsh 1969 T. Waring 1989 R. Crisp 1970 T. Waring 1990 E. Marsh 1971 T. Waring 1991 D. Saunders 1972 T. Morley 1992 G.N.Longland 1973 J.F. Thompson 1993 S. Brown The Higgins Trophy (continued) 1994 S. Brown 2003 S. Brown 1995 S. Brown 2004 D. Keene 1996 S. Brown 2005 D. Keene 1997 S. Brown 2006 D. Keene 1998 S. Brown 2007 D. Keene 1999 S. Brown 2008 C. Saint 2000 S. Brown 2009 C. Saint 2001 S. Brown 2010 C. Saint 2002 S. Brown * claimed and awarded retrospectively Bruce Kingsford Memorial Trophy A perpetual trophy purchased from the legacy left to the Association by H. B. Kingsford to perpetuate his memory. Awarded annually to the fastest member in the Bruce Kingsford Memorial 50 mile Time Trial. This is a National Championship event

1957 G. Clayton 1984 E. Tremaine 1958 A. G. Wills 1985 J. C. Read 1959 D. P. Duffield 1986 J. C. Read 1960 A. G. Wills 1987 I. Finch 1961 H. Bayley 1988 J. C. Read 1962 A. G. Wills 1989 I. Finch 1963 R. Lee 1990 V. G. Trigger 1964 P. Cudmore 1991 W. D. Goodall 1965 D. Gabbott 1992 B. Moore 1966 D. Crook 1993 B. Elliott 1967 N. Stark 1994 B. Elliott 1968 E. Tremaine 1995 B. Elliott 1969 E. Tremaine 1996 B. Elliott 1970 T. Waring 1997 C. Knapp 1971 E. Tremaine 1998 R. Dadswell 1972 T. Waring 1999 J. Beard 1973 E. Tremaine 2000 R. Dadswell 1974 E. Tremaine 2001 J.F. Thompson 1975 W. D. Goodall 2002 S. Brown 1976 W. D. Goodall 2003 R. Dadswell 1977 W. D. Goodall 2004 R. Dadswell 1978 W. D. Goodall 2005 D. Keene 1979 D. J. Pitt 2006 D. Keene 1980 D. Gabbott 2007 B. Charlton 1981 J. Stark 2008 D. Keene 1982 E. Tremaine 2009 D. Keene 1983 J.C. Read 2010 C. Saint The Stan Spelling Memorial Trophy A perpetual trophy purchased by public subscription as a memorial to H. S. (Stan) Spelling. To be awarded to the rider with the fastest actual time in the Tricycle Association 25 mile Championship Time Trial. This is a National Championship event.

1973 E. Tremaine 1.03.57 1992 I. Finch 1.01.48 1974 S. Hill 1.01.11 1993 S. Brown 1.02.20 1975 R. A. Stirling 59.28 1994 S. Brown 1.02.59 1976 W. D. Goodall 58.38 1995 B. Elliott 59.38 1977 R. A. Stirling 1.03.47 1996 R. Hallett 1.03.57 1978 J. C. Read 1.04.52 1997 S. Fitz-Hugh 1.04.39 1979 D. Gabbott 1.00.24 1998 B. Elliott 1.05.53 1980 D. Gabbott 1.01.58 1999 M. Gelder 1.06.19 1981 P. Carr 1.00.42 2000 R. Dadswell 1.04.49 1982 D. J. Pitt 1.01.08 2001 R. Dadswell 1.07.33 1983 R. Hallett 59.59 2002 R. Dadswell 1.04.12 1984 J. C. Read 1.01.56 2003 R. Dadswell 1.04.22 1985 R. Hallett 1.02.47 2004 D. Keene 1.02.37 1986 I. Finch 1.01.33 2005 D. Keene 59.16 1987 M. Gelder 1.02.08 2006 D. Keene 58.24 1988 D. Worsfold 1.02.40 2007 B. Charlton 57.05 1989 I. Finch 1.02.31 2008 D. Keene 1.02.13 1990 G. N. Longland 1.02.17 2009 C. Saint 59.33 1991 D. J. Pitt 59.43 2010 C. Saint 59.48 Jenny Noad Memorial Trophy A perpetual trophy donated by the Women's Tricycle Association to be awarded annually to the fastest member in the Tricycle Association 10 mile Championship Time Trial. This is a National Championship event.

1983 R. Hallett 25.31 1997 S. Fitz-Hugh 25.31 1984 R. Hallett 24.26 1998 S. Brown 24.15 1985 I. Finch 24.22 1999 W. Baker 25.37 1986 I. Finch 24.12 2000 R. Dadswell 24.43 1987 D. Worsfold 24.49 2001 R. Dadswell 25.17 1988 D. Worsfold 24.13 2002 R. Dadswell 25.00 1989 I. Finch 25.17 2003 R. Dadswell 24.20 1990 G. N. Longland 24.04 2004 R. Dadswell 24.52 1991 I. Finch 24.24 2005 D. Keene 23.14 1992 I. Finch 23.57 2006 B. Charlton 22.51 1993 S. Brown 24.05 2007 N. Wood 24.11 1994 B. Elliott 23.48 2008 D. Keene 24.23 1995 B. Elliott 23.19 2009 C. Saint 22.53 1996 W. Baker 25.18 2010 C. Saint 23.09

Section K Page K 51 Issued Mar 2011 The Hilda Dover Trophy A perpetual trophy donated by the Women’s Tricycle Association to be awarded to the lady member with the fastest 25 mile time trial in any Tricycle Association event. The trophy must be claimed and claimants must notify the National Time Trial Secretary of their rides by 7th October. 1980 K. Be1lingham 1981 K. Be1lingham 1996 P. Graystock 1982 J. Dakin 1997 H. Purser 1983 T. Twide1l 1998 H. Purser 1984 T. Twide1l 1999 C. Minto 1985 F. Beard 2000 L. May 1986 F. Beard 2001 P. Graystock 1987 F. Beard 2002 C. Minto 1988 F. Beard 2003 C. Minto 1989 P. Graystock 2004 A. Purser 1990 V. Staines 2005 not awarded 1991 V. Staines 2006 not awarded 1992 P. Graystock 2007 A. Purser 1993 P. Graystock 2008 A. Purser 1994 H. Purser 2009 A. Purser 1995 H. Purser 2010 C. Nye

May Wood Trophy A perpetual trophy donated by the Women’s Tricycle Association, to be awarded to the lady member with the fastest 10 mile time trial in any Open, Tricycle Association or Association event. The trophy must be claimed and claimants must notify the National Time Trial Secretary of their ride by 7th October. 1982 L. Hanlon 1983 T. Twidell 1997 H. Purser 1984 T. Twidel1 1998 H. Purser 1985 not awarded 1999 C. Minto 1986 S. Longstaff 2000 C. Minto 1987 F. Beard 2001 P. Graystock 1988 F. Beard 2002 C. Minto 1989 P. Graystock 2003 C. Minto 1990 V. Staines 2004 A Purser 1991 V. Staines 2005 not awarded 1992 V. Staines 2006 not awarded 1993 G. Spiers 2007 not awarded 1994 H. Purser 2008 A. Purser 1995 H. Purser 2009 A. Purser 1996 P. Graystock 2010 A.Purser The Tricyclists’ Time Trial League Trophy A perpetual trophy awarded annually to the member gaining the highest total of points in the Tricyclists’ Time Trial League table. Points will be awarded for positions in each event, 30 for fastest member down to 1 for 30th and the winner of the competition will be the rider with the most points. The table to consist of sixteen events each year comprising two nominated events from each region plus the Circuit of the Dales and the Tricycle Association World Tricycle Time Trial Championship. A minimum of six events to be ridden to qualify for the league with the best ten results to count. Certificates will be awarded to all competitors who qualify. Claims are not required as the League Organizer is responsible for ensuring the collection and collation of the event results and providing a final list of qualifiers and positions so that the trophy and certificates for others in the table can be awarded at the Annual Dinner and Reunion. The original trophy donated by Nick Bailey was replaced in 1993 as there was no more engraving space and the trophy was nearing the end of its life. A replacement trophy was donated by Peter and Gwyneth Holland and the N.E.C. agreed that the original trophy should be held in trust for the Association by the person who had won the Tricyclist’s Time Trial League the most times in the period 1984 to 1993; this being Peter Holland. 1984 J. Kay 1998 M. Gowers 1985 T. Rice 1999 P. Holland 1986 J. C. Read 2000 R. Alma 1987 J. Kay 2001 M. Purser 1988 P. Holland 2002 M Purser 1989 P. Holland 2003 P. Holland 1990 V. Trigger 2004 S. Avery 1991 B. Lamb 2005 P. Oak 1992 B. Elliott 2006 P. Holland 1993 P. Holland 2007 A. Hills 1994 P. Holland 2008 A.W. Nye 1995 W. Baker 2009 A.W. Nye 1996 W. Baker 2010 A.W. Nye 1997 W. Baker The Betty Covington Memorial Trophy A perpetual trophy purchased by public subscription as a memorial to Mrs Betty Covington to be awarded to the winner of the T.A. National Criterium Championship. This event is allocated to an appropriate T.A. or open event on an annual basis.

1987 I. Finch 1995 B. Elliott 2003 S. Charlton 1988 I. Finch 1996 B. Elliott 2004 G. Booker 1989 S. Charlton 1997 B. Elliott 2005 S. Charlton 1990 K. Jiggens 1998 B. Elliott 2006 S. Charlton 1991 B. Elliott 1999 S. Charlton 2007 G. Booker 1992 B. Elliott 2000 B. Elliott 2008 G. Booker 1993 B. Elliott 2001 S. Charlton 2009 G. Booker 1994 B. Elliott 2002 R. Akers 2010 S. Charlton The Fliss Beard Memorial Trophy A perpetual trophy purchased by public subscription as a memorial to Mrs F 'Fliss' Beard to be awarded to the fastest member in the T.A. National 100 mile Championship event. This event is allocated to an appropriate T.A. or open event on an annual basis.

1990 G. Lewis 2001 R. Dadswell 1991 B. Lamb 2002 C. Bramwell 1992 B. Elliott 2003 C. Bramwell 1993 F. Taylor 2004 P. Holland 1994 B. Elliott 2005 K. Usher 1995 K. Usher 2006 R. Dadswell 1996 G. Lewis 2007 not awarded 1997 R. Dadswell 2008 R. Dadswell 1998 T. Gould 2009 R. Dadswell 1999 C. Bramwell 2010 C. Saint 2000 T. Gould

The Dora Biggs Trophy Originally a Women’s Tricycle Association trophy then presented to the Tricycle Association. Awarded annually to the lady member with the fastest 100 mile time trial in any Open or Association event. Claims for the trophy to be submitted to the National Time Trial Secretary by 7th October.

1991 V. Staines 2001 not awarded 1992 S.J. Charlton 2002 not awarded 1993 Not awarded 2003 not awarded 1994 S.J. Charlton 2004 not awarded 1995 not awarded 2005 not awarded 1996 not awarded 2006 not awarded 1997 not awarded 2007 not awarded 1998 not awarded 2008 not awarded 1999 not awarded 2009 not awarded 2000 C. Minto 2010 C. Nye

The Ken Jiggens Tricyclists’ Criterium League Memorial Trophy is overleaf The Ken Jiggens Tricyclists’ Criterium League Memorial Trophy A perpetual trophy donated by Roger Akers and in memory of Ken Jiggens to be awarded annually to the member gaining the highest total of points in the Tricyclists’ Criterium League table. There shall be eight qualifying events, which must be held under British Cycling rules and open to tricyclists only, with at least four entries from T.A. members to constitute an event. The events are selected each year by the League organizer and are approved by the N.E.C. In each counting event points will be awarded to T.A. members as follows: 10 points to the fastest; 9 to the second fastest; 8 to the third, and so on, down to 1 point to the 10th fastest T.A. finisher and to any other T.A. finisher, or to any T.A. competitor who is withdrawn on instructions from the commissaire or other official. Claims are not required as the League Organizer is responsible for ensuring the collection and collation of the event results and providing a final list of qualifiers and positions so that the trophy and certificates for others in the table can be awarded at the Annual Dinner and Reunion.

2007 G. Booker 2008 G. Booker 2009 G. Booker 2010 M. Badham REGIONAL TROPHIES AND WINNERS NORTH WESTERN REGION The Ernest Snowdon Trophy A perpetual trophy presented by Mr E. Snowden and awarded annually to the member with the fastest handicap time in a North Western Region 50 mile time trial.

1937 A. M. Milnes 1962 E .A. Rogerson 1987 M. J. Mansell 1938 H. Parkes 1963 J. K. Pardoe 1988 E. B. Smith 1939 H. E. Whitbread 1964 B. Berry 1989 D. J. Atkinson 1940 C. E. Green 1965 D. Phillipson 1990 R. Sant 1941 W. O. Jackson 1966 J. Lawley 1991 B. Elliott 1942 T. Hickenbottom 1967 J. Dennis 1992 B. Moore 1943 D. Jones 1968 J. K. Pardoe 1993 R.N. Fitz-Hugh 1944 H. Millington 1969 J. Kitching 1994 F. Taylor 1945 D. R. Jackson 1970 J. Kitching 1995 W. Baker 1946 H. Parkes 1971 E. Tremaine 1996 J. Findlay 1947 L. J. Hill 1972 N. Stafford 1997 W. Baker 1948 A. Crimes 1973 C. E. Green 1998 J. Beard 1949 W. A. G. Onslow 1974 A. A. Stafford 1999 A. Hills 1950 W. B. Noble 1975 A. A. Stafford 2000 R. Alma 1951 W. Clayton 1976 C. Bate 2001 P. Oak 1952 S. D. Wallace 1977 D .W. Hornby 2002 W. Baker 1953 A. G. Russell 1978 V. L. Lilley 2003 W.J. Ithell 1954 L. Thomason 1979 G. Longstaff 2004 I. Matthews 1955 W. J. Pye 1980 D. Gabbott 2005 S. Avery 1956 G. B. Jenyon 1981 J. Dakin (Miss) 2006 J. Reynolds 1957 G. Dearden 1982 M. L. Roberts 2007 W.J. Ithell 1958 R. N. Robertson 1983 J. C. Read 2008 M. Badham 1959 E .Wynne 1984 T. Graystock 2009 M. Waters 1960 S. Griffiths 1985 B. J. Lamb 2010 J. Thompson 1961 E. A. Rogerson 1986 D. J. Atkjnson The Oscar Dover Trophy A perpetual trophy presented by Mr O. Dover and awarded annually to the member covering the greatest distance in the North Western Region 12 hour time trial. The event has not been held since 1995. The trophy has not been allocated to any other events and is currently held in reserve by the Region. 1960 G. M. Tait 1946 S. E. Armstrong 1953 L. Smethurst 1961 J. T. Shuttleworth 1947 A. Crimes 1954 P. Duncan 1962 J. T. Shuttleworth 1948 H. Millington 1955 P. Duncan 1963 J. K. Pardoe 1949 A. Crimes 1956 P. Duncan 1964 J. K. Pardoe 1950 W. Ward 1957 C. Bate 1965 J. J. Lahiff 1951 A. Crimes 1958 T. K. Kelly 1966 J. T. Shuttleworth 1952 A. L. Rumbles 1959 J. T. Shuttleworth Section L Page L Issued Mar 2011 56 REGIONAL TROPHIES AND WINNERS North Western Region continued The Oscar Dover Trophy (continued) 1967 J. T. Shuttleworth 1977 C. E. Farrar 1987 not awarded 1968 J. T. Shuttleworth 1978 J. T. Shuttleworth 1988 not awarded 1969 P. Lingwood 1979 Not awarded 1989 not awarded 1970 D. Phillipson 1980 E. A. Rogerson 1990 V. G. Trigger 1971 Not awarded 1981 Not awarded 1991 Not awarded 1972 T. Waring 1982 G. Jackson 1992 B. Elliott 1973 Not awarded 1983 J. L. Kay 1993 not awarded 1974 J. F. Thompson 1984 J. M. Jackson 1994 not awarded 1975 A. A. Stafford 1985 J. L. Kay 1995 J.F. Arnold 1976 G. Jackson 1986 Not awarded No event after 1995. The Southern Trophy Presented by HERT Carter and his fellow Southern members, and awarded annually to the member with the fastest handicap time in the North Western 100 mile time trial. The event has not been held since 1994. The trophy has not been allocated to any other events and is currently held in reserve by the Region. 1948 E. Tweddell 1964 S. P. V. Bray 1980 E. A. Rogerson 1949 C. E. Green 1965 H. Bayley 1981 J. Dakin (Miss) 1950 E. Tweddell 1966 H. Bayley 1982 A. Shuttleworth 1951 J. F. Arnold 1967 A. C. Ovenall 1983 R. Gibson 1952 H. F. Christie 1968 E. Tremaine 1984 J. Smith 1953 E. Wild 1969 M. R. Purser 1985 J. K. Pardoe 1954 D. P. Duffield 1970 J. Kitching 1986 J. L. Kay 1955 H. F. Christie 1971 T. Waring 1987 M. Gelder 1956 M. G. Burns 1972 J. F. Thompson 1988 G. Jackson 1957 C. E. Green 1973 R. Craig 1989 J. F. Thompson 1958 D. Rains 1974 G. Jackson 1990 not awarded 1959 S. E. Charity 1975 D.E. Jackson 1991 R. Sant 1960 G. Troth 1976 S. W. Jackson 1992 not awarded 1961 A. G. Wills 1977 D. W. Hornby 1993 B. Elliott 1962 E. A. Rogerson 1978 J. T. Shuttleworth 1994 J.F. Thompson 1963 D. Lyons 1979 I. Collins No event after 1994. The H. Wilson (Minor) Trophy A perpetual trophy presented by Mr H. Wilson and awarded annually to the North Western Region Member who returns the fastest time in a North Western Region 50 mile Time Trial. 1949 T. H. Henderson 1952 A. L. Rumbles 1955 D. K. Gilmore 1950 W. B. Noble 1953 L. Smethurst 1956 J. K. Taylor 1951 W. Clayton 1954 J. McKnight 1957 C. Bate REGIONAL TROPHIES AND WINNERS North Western Region continued The H. Wilson Minor Trophy (continued) 1958 G. M. Tait 1976 J. F. Thompson 1994 B. Elliott 1959 K. S. Millar 1977 D. W. Hornby 1995 B. Moore 1960 J. Parr 1978 E. Tremaine 1996 B. Moore 1961 T. K. Kelly 1979 E. Tremaine 1997 W. Baker 1962 J. K. Pardoe 1980 G. Jackson 1998 M. Gelder 1963 J. K. Pardoe 1981 D. Gabbott 1999 not awarded 1964 J. K. Pardoe 1982 G. Jackson 2000 not awarded 1965 D. Gabbott 1983 S. W. Jackson 2001 B. Moore 1966 J. Lawley 1984 N. B. Knox 2002 B. Moore 1967 J. K. Pardoe 1985 J. C. Read 2003 not awarded 1968 J. K. Pardoe 1986 J. L. Kay 2004 not awarded 1969 T. Waring 1987 J. L. Kay 2005 not awarded 1970 J. Kitching 1988 J. C. Read 2006 G. Jackson 1971 E. Tremaine 1989 M. Gelder 2007 V. Trigger 1972 T. Waring 1990 S .W. Jackson 2008 V. Trigger 1973 T. Waring 1991 B. Moore 2009 not awarded 1974 J. Lawley 1992 G. Jackson 2010 not awarded 1975 D. E. Jackson 1993 V. Trigger

The Dorothy Brigham Memorial Trophy A perpetual trophy presented by Mr F Brigham and awarded annually to the member with the greatest handicap distance in the North Western Region 12 hour time trial. The event has not been held since 1995. The trophy has not been allocated to any other events and is currently held in reserve by the Region. 1949 W. J. Thomas 1950 W. Ward 1965 M. S. Hickson 1981 Not awarded 1951 A. Crimes 1966 B. Kirkham 1982 C. Travis 1952 C. E. Green 1967 J. T. Shuttleworth 1983 H. N. Bailey 1953 L. Smethurst 1968 D. J. Jackson 1984 J. M. Jackson 1954 P. Duncan 1969 J. Smith 1985 J. L. Kay 1955 A. Astin 1970 D. Phillipson 1986 not awarded 1956 T. K. Kelly 1971 Not awarded 1987 not awarded 1957 C. E. 1972 D. Phillipson 1988 not awarded Green 1973 Not awarded 1989 not awarded 1958 A. J. Muddiman 1974 A. A. Stafford 1990 R. Sant 1959 J. T. Shuttleworth 1975 A. A. Stafford 1991 not awarded 1960 G. M. Tait 1976 G. Jackson 1992 B. Elliott 1961 B. Kirkham 1977 C. E. Farrar 1993 not awarded 1962 J. T. Shuttleworth 1978 C. E. Green 1994 not awarded 1963 G. Davies 1979 Not awarded 1995 J.F. Arnold 1964 M. S. Hickson 1980 E. A. Rogerson No event after 1995. REGIONAL TROPHIES AND WINNERS North Western Region continued The Nelson Trophy A perpetual trophy presented by Mr H. Nelson awarded annually to the member with the fastest time in the North Western Region 100 mile time trial. The event has not been held since 1994. The trophy has not been allocated to any other events and is currently held in reserve by the Region.

1958 D. P. Duffield 1971 E. Tremaine 1984 J. F. Thompson 1959 R. N. West 1972 E. Tremaine 1985 J. K. Pardoe 1960 A. G. Wills 1973 E. Tremaine 1986 J. C. Read 1961 A. G. Wills 1974 S. C. Hil1 1987 M. Gelder 1962 E. A. Rogerson 1975 W. D. Goodall 1988 G. Jackson 1963 D. Lyons 1976 W. D. Goodall 1989 J. F. Thompson 1964 H. Bayley 1977 D. W. Hornby 1990 not awarded 1965 J. K. Pardoe 1978 E. Tremaine 1991 R. Sant 1966 H. Bayley 1979 E. Tremaine 1992 not awarded 1967 H. Bayley 1980 D. W. Hornby 1993 B. Elliott 1968 E. Tremaine 1981 G. Jackson 1994 J. F. Thompson 1969 E. Tremaine 1982 A. Shuttleworth No event after 1994. 1970 T. Waring 1983 M. Donnelly

The Brian Berry Memorial Trophy A perpetual trophy purchased by public subscription as a memorial to Brian Berry. Awarded to the tricyclist covering the greatest distance in the Mersey Roads Club 24 hour time trial.

1968 T.K. Kelly 1983 C. Travis 1998 J.W. Hopper 1969 B. Waine 1984 J. Jackson 1999 J.W. Hopper 1970 T. K. Kelly 1985 A. Williams 2000 J.W. Hopper 1971 E. Tremaine 1986 J.W. Hopper 2001 J.W. Hopper 1972 T. Waring 1987 J.W. Hopper 2002 J.W. Hopper 1973 S. C. Hill 1988 J. M. Jackson 2003 J.W. Hopper 1974 D.E. Jackson 1989 J.W. Hopper 2004 J.W. Hopper 1975 D. E. Jackson 1990 J.W. Hopper 2005 J.W. Hopper 1976 S. Charity 1991 J.W. Hopper 2006 J.W. Hopper 1977 C. Farrar 1992 J.W. Hopper 2007 J.W. Hopper 1978 B. Parslow 1993 J.W. Hopper 2008 J.W. Hopper 1979 M. Badham 1994 J.W. Hopper 2009 J.W. Hopper 1980 J. Shuttleworth 1995 J.W. Hopper 2010 J.W. Hopper 1981 M. Roberts 1996 J.W. Hopper 1982 J. Smith 1997 J.W. Hopper REGIONAL TROPHIES AND WINNERS North Western Region continued Ken Hayton Trophy A perpetual trophy presented by Ken Hayton, to be awarded to the fastest actual timed rider in the most northerly 25 mile time trial promoted by the North Western Region. 1971 T. Waring 1985 M. Gelder 1999 not awarded 1972 T. Waring 1986 M. Gelder 2000 A. Hills 1973 J. Lawley 1987 I. Kay 2001 not awarded 1974 D. Wilman 1988 M. Gelder 2002 A. Jones 1975 I. Appleby 1989 D. W. Hornby 2003 P. Brocklehurst 1976 D. W. Hornby 1990 V. G. Trigger 2004 J.F. Thompson 1977 D. W. Hornby 1991 B. Moore 2005 not awarded 1978 P. J. Parr 1992 M. Gelder 2006 P. Brocklehurst 1979 D. Gabbott 1993 M. Gelder 2007 B. Moore 1980 D. W. Hornby 1994 B. Elliott 2008 event cancelled 1981 D. W. Hornby 1995 B. Elliott 2009 event cancelled 1982 G. Jackson 1996 B. Elliott 2010 D.W. Hornby 1983 D. Gabbott 1997 B. Elliott 1984 N. B. Knox 1998 B. Elliott The Ed Green Memorial Trophy A perpetual trophy donated by Mrs Mollie Green as a memorial to her husband. To be awarded annually to the member, riding a tricycle, and recording the fastest handicap time in the Nelson Wheelers 'The Circuit of the Dales' hilly time trial. 1980 D. Gabbott 1991 B. Elliott 2001 Not awarded 1981 M. L. Badham 1992 V. G. Trigger 2002 W. Baker 1982 E. Tremaine 1993 J.W. Hopper 2003 W.J. Ithell 1983 J. L Kay 1994 B. Elliott 2004 W. J. Ithell 1984 S. Hawkes 1995 W. Baker 2005 M. Waters 1985 N. B. Knox 1996 W. Baker 2006 J.W. Hopper 1986 W. J. Ithell 1997 B. Elliott 2007 J.W. Hopper 1987 M. Gelder 1998 B. Elliott 2008 M. Waters 1988 M. Gelder 1999 B. Elliott 2009 G. Booker 1989 W. J. Ithell 2000 R. Alma 2010 P. Holland 1990 V. G. Trigger Ed's 50 Trophy A perpetual trophy presented by Malla Burns, Harry Knipe and George Jackson of the Barrow Central Wheelers as a memorial to Ed Green, to be awarded annually to the North Western Region Member recording the fastest time in any 50 miles Time Trial held on a D, J or L course. Riders must submit claims to the Regional TT Secretary. 1980 D. Phillipson 1981 T. H. Henderson 1982 J. L. Kay 1984 D. H. J. Turner 1983 J. Elder 1985 M. Gelder REGIONAL TROPHIES AND WINNERS North Western Region continued Ed’s 50 Trophy (continued) 1986 D. W. Hornby 1995 D.J.H. Turner 2003 not awarded 1987 R. Gibson 1996 J.C. Read 2004 not awarded 1988 J. Elder 1997 W. Baker 2005 not awarded 1989 S. W. Jackson 1998 J.C. Read 2006 G. Jackson 1990 S. W. Jackson 1999 not awarded 2007 V.G. Trigger 1991 G. Mair 2000 not awarded 2008 V.G. Trigger 1992 G. Jackson 2001 G. Jackson 2009 A. Shuttleworth 1993 P. Martin 2002 B. Moore 2010 not awarded 1994 B. Elliott

The Albert Crimes Memorial Shield: A perpetual trophy presented by the Crewe and Nantwich Borough Council and awarded annually to the member with the fastest time in the Albert Crimes Memorial 25 mile time trial.

1986 J. C. Read 1995 J. Findlay 2004 D.W. Hornby 1987 I. Kay 1996 J. Findlay 2005 S. Avery 1988 M. Gelder 1997 not awarded 2006 J.W. Hopper 1989 M. Gelder 1998 B. Moore 2007 P. Brocklehurst 1990 J.C. Read 1999 B. Moore 2008 event cancelled 1991 B.J. Lamb 2000 A. Shuttleworth 2009 P. Brocklehurst 1992 B. Elliott 2001 W. Baker 2010 P. Brocklehurst 1993 B. Moore 2002 not awarded 1994 J. Findlay 2003 D.W. Hornby The John J Davies Memorial Trophy A perpetual trophy presented by Mrs May Whitbread and friends awarded to the member with the fastest handicap time in the 'Albert Crimes Memorial' 25 mile time trial. 1986 S. Longstaff 1996 A. Jones 2006 P. Brocklehurst 1987 R. J. Davies 1997 Event cancelled 2007 P. Brocklehurst 1988 V. Lilley 1998 B. Moore 2008 event cancelled 1989 A. Hill 1999 P. Martin 2009 P. Brocklehurst 1990 R. A. Hills 2000 M. Timmis 2010 D.W. Hornby 1991 A. Dade 2001 W. Baker 1992 G. Hornby 2002 not awarded 1993 R. Nolan 2003 E.A. Rogerson 1994 J. Findlay 2004 D.W. Hornby 1995 S. FitzHugh 2005 M. McAllister REGIONAL TROPHIES AND WINNERS North Western Region continued Cumbria '10' Handicap Trophy A perpetual trophy presented by Brenda and George Jackson to be awarded annually to the member recording the fastest handicap time in a North Western Region ten mile time trial held in the CTT North District.

1989 G. M. Brennan 1997 P. Hume 2005 T. Thompson 1990 S. W. Jackson 1998 M. Cowley 2006 D. Hardy 1991 V.G. Trigger 1999 event cancelled 2007 B. Moore 1992 J. Laskey 2000 V.G. Trigger 2008 B. Moore 1993 D. Reid 2001 G. Jackson 2009 M. McAllister 1994 B. Elliott 2002 V.G. Trigger 2010 P. Brocklehurst 1995 R. Nolan 2003 not awarded 1996 D. Phillipson 2004 V.G. Trigger

Thorburn's '25' Trophy A perpetual trophy presented by Evelyn and Jim Thorburn to be awarded annually to the member recording the fastest actual timed ride in a North West Region 25 mile time trial 1989 B. Moore 1997 T. Rush-Morgan 2005 P. Brocklehurst 1990 B. Moore 1998 B. Elliott 2006 P. Brocklehurst 1991 B. Elliott 1999 B. Moore 2007 J.F. Thompson 1992 B. Elliott 2000 event cancelled 2008 P. Brocklehurst 1993 B. Elliott 2001 A. Shuttleworth 2009 N. Wood 1994 B. Elliott 2002 D.W. Hornby 2010 D.W. Hornby 1995 B. Elliott 2003 P. Brocklehurst 1996 not awarded 2004 P. Brocklehurst Thorburn's '25' Handicap Shield Presented by Evelyn and Jim Thorburn, to be awarded annually to the member recording the fastest handicap time in a North West Region 25 mile time trial 1991 V. Trigger 1998 A. Hills 2005 B. Moore 1992 A. Shuttleworth 1999 P. Martin 2006 P. Brocklehurst 1993 A. Shuttleworth 2000 event Cancelled 2007 B. Moore 1994 G. M. Brennan 2001 A. Shuttleworth 2008 A. Shuttleworth 1995 A. Shuttleworth 2002 D.W. Hornby 2009 D.W. Hornby 1996 not awarded 2003 P. Brocklehurst 2010 D.W. Hornby 1997 T. Rush Morgan 2004 P. Brocklehurst

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The South Eastern Region Championship Shield: A perpetual trophy presented by Mr A. E.C. and Mrs D. Harrision and awarded annually for the best set of tricycle rides by a member at 25 miles, 50 miles, 100 miles and 12 hours in the Region's or Kent Cycling Association's time trials, calculated in the same manner as the BBAR Competition.

1951 H. Daniels 1968 P. Reynolds 1996 not awarded 1952 R. Davies 1969 P. Ashby 1997 C. Bramwell 1953 not awarded 1970 R. C. Drury 1998 not awarded 1954 not awarded 1971 R.C. Drury 1999 C. Bramwell 1956 J. Healey 1972-1983 not awarded 2000-2002 not awarded 1957 D. Wright 1984 W. Finch 2003 C. Bramwell 1958 D. Wright 1985 Not awarded 2004 R. Bailey 1959 D. Wright 1986 R. Bailey 2005-2006 not awarded 1960 M. Carpenter 1987 R. Bailey 2007 A. Nye 1961 J. Healey 1988 P. Holland 2008 A. Nye 1962 A. J. Goodall 1989 R. Lee 2009 A. Nye 1963 J. Mansell 1990 P. Holland 2010 A. Nye 1964 J. Mansell 1991 I. Finch 1965 P. Reynolds 1992 W. Finch 1966 not awarded 1993 P. Buckley 1967 not awarded 1994 W. Finch 1995 P. Holland

The South Eastern Region Handicap Trophy: A perpetual trophy presented by Mr J. S. Healey and awarded annually to the member with the best aggregate handicap time in the Region's events at 25 miles, 50 miles, 100 miles and 12 hours.

1959 D. A. Wright 1972-1983 Not awarded 1996 not awarded 1960 M. Carpenter 1984 not awarded 1997 C. Bramwell 1961 J. Turner 1986 D. Heighway 1998 - 2002 not awarded 1962 R. Baker 1987 R. Bailey 2003 C. Bramwell 1963 J. Mansell 1988 P. Holland 2004-2006 not awarded 1964 J. Mansell 1989 R. Lee 2007 A. Nye 1965 P. Reynolds 1990 P. Holland 2008 A. Nye 1966 Not awarded 1991 I. Finch 2009 A. Nye 1967 Not awarded 1992 W. Finch 2010 A. Nye 1968 P. Reynolds 1993 P. Buckley 1969 N. Worsfold 1994 W. Finch 1970 R. C. Drury 1995 B. Richards 1971 R. C. Drury REGIONAL TROPHIES AND WINNERS South Eastern Region continued The Invicta Trophies: Perpetual trophies consisting of two engraved pewter tankards presented by Mr C. A. Prior and awarded annually to the winners of the South Eastern Region Tandem Tricycle 30 mile time trial.

1954 P. Clare & A. E. C. Harrison 1983 not awarded 1955 R. Lake & V. G. Knibbs 1984 I. Finch & S. Sharp 1956 R. Lake & V. G. Knibbs 1985 I. Finch & S. Sharp 1957 I. Cass & S. Cass 1986 W. Finch & J. Powell 1958 not awarded 1987 W. Finch & J. Powell 1959 J. Healey & P. Reynolds 1988 M. Smith & M. Brooking 1960 J. Healey & J. Hall 1989 I. Finch & S. Sharp 1961 E. March & J. Leiper 1990 W. Finch & J. Powell 1962 not awarded 1991 - 1995 not awarded 1963 P. Reynolds & W. Finch 1996 T. Wakefield & C. Bramwell 1964 D. Gabbott & I. Appleby 1997 W. Finch & C. Bramwell 1965 J. Healey & R. Baker 1998 W. Finch & R. Canning 1966 J. Healey & R. Edwards 1999 A. Jones & O. Jones 1967 not awarded 2000 not awarded 1968 P. Reynolds & W. Finch 2001 I. Finch & S. Sharp 1969 E. Tremaine & S. Hill 2002 T. Wakefield & C. Bramwell 1970 J. Healey & D. Sims 2003 not awarded 1971 P. Reynolds & W. Finch 2004 T. Wakefield & R. Canning 1972 J. Healey & B. Grievson 2005 I. Finch & M. Vowells 1973 J. Healey & B, Grievson 2006 I. Kitt & M. Vowells 1974 J. Healey & A. Watling 2007 not awarded 1975 - 1979 not awarded 2008 A. Nye & Mrs C. Nye 1980 P. Holland & A. Russell 2009 A. Nye & Mrs C. Nye 1981 J. Healey & T. Wardlow 2010 T. Wakefield & M. Strickland 1982 W. Finch & I. Finch The London South Region 25 Trophy: A perpetual trophy presented by Mr A. C. Wingrave and awarded annually to the rider recording the fastest time in any South Eastern Region 25 mile time trial. 1968 R. C. Drury 1977 W. Finch 1986 W. D. Goodall 1969 W. Watcher 1978 W. D. Goodall 1987 I. Finch 1970 R. C. Drury 1979 R. Akers 1988 I. Finch 1971 W. Watcher 1980 W. D. Goodall 1989 I. Finch 1972 P. Holland 1981 not awarded 1990 I. Finch 1973 A. Goodall 1982 R. Hallett 1991 I. Finch 1974 W. Finch 1983 not awarded 1992 I. Finch 1975 W. D. Goodall 1984 R. Hallett 1993 I. Finch Section L Page L 66 Issued Mar 2011 1976 W. Finch 1985 I. Finch 1994 I. Finch

Section L Page L Issued Mar 2010 67 REGIONAL TROPHIES AND WINNERS South Eastern Region continued The London South Region 25 Trophy: (continued) 1995 A. Gould 2001 C. Bramwell 2007 M. Vowells 1996 A. Gould 2002 Ian Finch 2008 M. Vowells 1997 A. Gould 2003 G.Booker 2009 I. Finch 1998 T. Gould 2004 I. Finch 2010 A. Nye 1999 C. Bramwell 2005 M. Vowells 2000 A. Gould 2006 M. Vowells The London East Spelling Memorial Trophy: A perpetual trophy purchased by public subscription as a memorial to H. S. (Stan) Spell- ing. To be awarded to the fastest actual timed ride in the South East Region 50 mile time trial.

1973 T. Morley 1986 I. Finch 1999 R. Dadswell 1974 T. Morley 1987 M. Gelder 2000 not awarded 1975 W. D. Goodall 1988 I. Finch 2001 C. Bramwell 1976 S. Gilbert 1989 I. Finch 2002 C. Bramwell 1977 W. D. Goodall 1990 W. D. Goodall 2003 C. Bramwell 1978 not awarded 1991 W. D.Goodall 2004 I. Finch 1979 not awarded 1992 B. Elliott 2005 M. Vowells 1980 not awarded 1993 event cancelled 2006 M. Vowells 1981 J. Davies 1994 W. D. Goodall 2007 M. Vowells 1982 T. Turner 1995 W. Finch 2008 M. Vowells 1983 T. Turner 1996 W. D. Goodall 2009 A. Nye 1984 T. Turner 1997 T. Gould 2010 A. Nye 1985 T. Turner 1998 T. Gould

The South Eastern Region Bill Finch Memorial 25 Promoted annually in memory of W.C. “Bill” Finch. Bill was made a Life Member of the T.A. in 1996 for outstanding services to the Association nationally and in the South Eastern Region. He was President from October 2005 until his death in office in January 2008 and Time Trial Secretary 2000-2005. Bill often stated that there were already too many trophies and said he did not want a trophy in his name. So, in keeping with Bill’s wishes there is no trophy for this event. All finishers in the first event in 2009 did, however, receive a T.A. Bronze Medal. 2009 I. Finch C.C. Bexley 1.10.16 2010 P. Holland Lincoln Whlrs 1.16.55 REGIONAL TROPHIES AND WINNERS EASTERN REGION

The Pickwick Trophy: A perpetual trophy presented by Mr. H. Grant Scarfe, for annual competition among members in Eastern Region events; to be awarded in rotation at 50 miles, 100 miles and 12 hours.

1952 E.J.S. Madgett 1972 T. Morley 1992 E. Marsh 1953 D.H. Smith 1973 A. Goodall 1993 F. Taylor 1954 D.H. Smith 1974 A.J. Pell 1994 R. Fotheringham 1955 L.S. Young 1975 S. Gilbert 1995 K. Usher 1956 W.F. Johnson 1976 S. Gilbert 1996 G.A.J. Lewis 1957 G.F. Cobb 1977 G. Mayne 1997 M. Badham 1958 D. Smart 1978 M. Smith 1998 F. Muir 1959 R.N. West 1979 M. Smith 1999 not awarded 1960 P. Schaay 1980 M. Smith 2000 M. Purser 1961 G. Deacon 1981 M. Donnelly 2001 M. Smith 1962 E.A. Rogerson 1982 G.A.J. Lewis 2002 M. Smith 1963 Not awarded 1983 L. Wigby 2003 P. Oak 1964 P. Cudmore 1984 D. Saunders 2004 P. Holland 1965 R. Edwards 1985 M. Smith 2005 T. Anderson 1966 R.C. Drury 1986 G.A.J. Lewis 2006 no 100 event 1967 P. Howell 1987 G.A.J. Lewis 2007 M. Badham 1968 B. Catt 1988 M. Smith 2008 A. Nye 1969 D. Saunders 1989 D.Huffey 2009 R. Dadswell 1970 W.B. Sargeant 1990 G.A.J. Lewis 2010 H. Waller 1971 E. Tremaine 1991 A. Dade

The Eastern Region 12 Hour Trophy: A perpetual trophy presented by Mr. L. A. Dawdry and awarded annually to the member covering the greatest distance in the Eastern Region 12 hour Time Trial. 1952 S.J. King 1964 P. Cudmore 1976 S. Gilbert 1953 D.H. Smith 1965 J. Thompson 1977 G. Mayne 1954 D.H. Smith 1966 A. Perkin 1978 M. Smith 1955 not awarded 1967 P. Howell 1979 M. Smith 1956 not awarded 1968 D. Stokes 1980 G.A.J. Lewis 1957 G.F. Cobb 1969 D. Saunders 1981 J. Stark 1958 S.J. King 1970 W.B. Sargeant 1982 G.A.J. Lewis 1959 P. Schaay 1971 I. Mackenzie 1983 R. Gooch 1960 P. Schaay 1972 T. Morley 1984 M. Smith 1961 G. Deacon 1973 A. Goodall 1985 M. Smith 1962 P. Cudmore 1974 G. Jenkins 1986 G.A.J. Lewis 1963 not awarded 1975 G. Adams 1987 G.A.J. Lewis Section L Page L 11 Issued Mar 2011 REGIONAL TROPHIES AND WINNERS Eastern Region continued The Eastern Region 12 Hour Trophy (continued) 1988 M. Smith 1996 R. Dadswell 2004 P. Holland 1989 J. Staines 1997 M. Badham 2005 P. Hopkins 1990 M. Smith 1998 R. Dadswell 2006 R. Dadswell 1991 A. Dade 1999 P. Holland 2007 M. Badham 1992 B. Moore 2000 M.R. Purser 2008 J. Thompson 1993 R. Fotheringham 2001 M.R. Purser 2009 A. Perkin 1994 R. Fotheringham 2002 M. Smith 2010 H. Waller 1995 G.A.J. Lewis 2003 P. Oak

The Eastern Region BAR Trophy: A perpetual trophy presented by Mrs. J. Mercer and awarded annually to the member who is the best all-rounder in the Region's time trials at 50 miles, 100 miles and 12 hours or associated events. 1953 D.H. Smith 1972 T. Morley 1994 not awarded 1954 D.H. Smith 1973 - 1976 not awarded 1995 G.A.J. Lewis 1955 not awarded 1977 G. Mayne 1996 G.A.J. Lewis 1956 not awarded 1978 not awarded 1997 M. Badham 1957 K.H. Newton 1979 M. Smith 1998 F. Muir 1958 S.J. King 1980 M. Smith 1999 not awarded 1959 P. Schaay 1981 R. Long 2000 M. Gowers 1960 P. Schaay 1982 not awarded 2001 not awarded 1961 G. Deacon 1983 M. Henighan 2002 M. Smith 1962 P. Cudmore 1984 M. Smith 2003 not awarded 1963 not awarded 1985 not awarded 2004 P. Holland 1964 P. Cudmore 1986 G.A.J. Lewis 2005 P. Hopkins 1965 W.B. Sargeant 1987 G.A.J. Lewis 2006 - 2009 not awarded 1966 R.C. Drury 1988 M. Smith 2010 P. Holland 1967 M. Henighan 1989 not awarded 1968 not awarded 1990 M. Smith 1969 D. Saunders 1991 A. Dade 1970 not awarded 1992 P. Holland 1971 D. Huffey 1993 not awarded The Eastern Region Handicap Trophy: A perpetual trophy presented by Mr. A. Marshall and awarded annually to the member having the best aggregate handicap times at 25, 30, 50 and 100 miles in Eastern Region events or associated events. 1953 D.H. Smith 1956 Not awarded 1959 G. Banham 1954 P. Pearson 1957 H.F. Nevill 1960 P.C. Schaay 1955 Not awarded 1958 S.J. King 1961 G. Deacon REGIONAL TROPHIES AND WINNERS Eastern Region continued The Eastern Region Handicap Trophy (continued) 1962 P. Cudmore 1973 - 1976 not awarded 1987 G.A.J. Lewis 1963 P. Cudmore 1977 G. Mayne 1988 R. Drury 1964 P. Cudmore 1978 S.J. King 1989 D. Huffey 1965 W.B. Sargeant 1979 M. Madgett 1990 J. Staines 1966 P. Cudmore 1980 M. Henighan 1991 B.J. Lamb 1967 M. Henighan 1981 D. Huffey 1992 - 1995 not awarded 1968 M. Henighan 1982 M. Henighan 1996 G.A.J. Lewis 1969 D.E. Keen 1983 R. Coleby 1997 G.A.J. Lewis 1970 D. Huffey 1984 D. Saunders 1998 - 2009 not awarded 1971 D. Huffey 1985 not awarded 2010 P. Holland 1972 J. Vincent 1986 D. Huffey The E. J. S. Madgett Memorial Trophy: A perpetual trophy donated by the Madgett family, to be awarded to the fastest member in the Region's Spring' 25 mile time trial. 1980 M. Madgett 1991 B.J. Lamb 2002 S. Charlton 1981 D. Saunders 1992 B. Elliott 2003 S. Charlton 1982 M. Madgett 1993 K. Usher 2004 K. Richardson 1983 E. Tremaine 1994 D. Saunders 2005 P. Hopkins and 1984 D. Saunders 1995 K. Usher K. Richardson (tie) 1985 D. Saunders 1996 J. Thompson 2006 T. Anderson 1986 D. Saunders 1997 J. Thompson 2007 B. Charlton 1987 G.A.J. Lewis 1998 K. Usher 2008 I. Mackenzie 1988 G.A.J. Lewis 1999 G.A.J. Lewis 2009 P. Hopkins 1989 B.J. Lamb 2000 K. Hallington 2010 J. Dupen 1990 B. Rose 2001 S. Charlton The London East Jack Covington Memorial Plaque: Presented in 1986 by Mrs. E. Covington to the London East Region to be awarded annually to the fastest member in their end of season 25 mile event. The event and trophy was taken over by the Eastern Region when the London East Region was wound up. 2002 K. Richardson 1986 B.J. Lamb 1994 D. Saunders 2003 S. Charlton 1987 I. Finch 1995 G.A.J. Lewis 2004 S. Charlton 1988 E. Marsh 1996 G.A.J. Lewis 2005 P. Hopkins 1989 I. Finch 1997 W. Baker 2006 P. Holland 1990 D. Saunders 1998 not awarded 2007 P. Holland 1991 not awarded 1999 W. Finch 2008 P. Holland 1992 not awarded 2000 S. Charlton 2009 A. Perkin 1993 D. Saunders 2001 D. Saunders 2010 J. Dupen Section L Page L 72 Issued Mar 2011 REGIONAL TROPHIES AND WINNERS MIDLAND REGION The Graham Trophy A perpetual trophy presented by Mr. C. E. Graham originally awarded annually to the fastest member in the Midland Region 25 mile time trial; and from 2010 onwards awarded annually to the Midland Region Member achieving the fastest time in any 25 mile time trial promoted by the Tricycle Association. Claims for the trophy to be sent to the Regional Secretary by 30th November of the year.

1953 R. Lake 1973 E. Tremaine 1993 S. Brown 1954 O.H. Smith 1974 S. Hill 1994 S. Brown 1955 J. Mortimer 1975 E.F. Little 1995 not awarded 1956 M.J. Earp 1976 R. Earl 1996 V. Trigger 1957 D. Duffield 1977 R.A. Stirling 1997 A. Jones 1958 A.G. Wills 1978 J.C. Read 1998 J.C. Read 1959 A.G. Wills 1979 D. Gabbott 1999 J.C. Read 1960 A.G. Wills 1980 D. Gabbott 2000 H. Hayworth 1961 A.G. Wills 1981 K. Bellingham 2001 J. Hopper 1962 H. Bayley 1982 D. Pitt 2002 not awarded 1963 R. Lee 1983 H. Bailey 2003 J.W. Hopper 1964 R. Lee 1984 J.C. Read 2004 J.W. Hopper 1965 R. Lee 1985 R. Hallett 2005 J.W. Hopper 1966 O. Crook 1986 I. Finch 2006 D. Keene 1967 H. Bayley 1987 M. Gelder 2007 not awarded 1968 S. Hill 1988 D. Worsfold 2008 not awarded 1969 T. Waring 1989 V. Trigger 2009 D. Keene 1970 R. Pearson 1990 V. Trigger 2010 J. Hopper 1971 T. Waring 1991 B.J. Lamb 1972 F. Cubis 1992 J.C. Read

The Midland Region 25 Mile Handicap Trophy A perpetual trophy presented by Mr. J. Gilbert originally awarded annually to the Member with fastest handicap in the Midland Region 25 Mile time trial; and from 2011 onwards awarded annually to the Midland Region Member with the fastest handicap time in any 25 mile time trial promoted by the Tricycle Association. Claims for the trophy to be sent to the Regional Secretary by 30th November of the year. 1955 H. Christie 1961 R. Biddle 1967 E. F. Little 1956 S.F. Fairley 1962 R.L. Pinkerton 1968 B. Evans 1957 A.G. Wills 1963 S. Wood 1969 E. Tremaine 1958 A.L. Littlemore 1964 P. Kenny 1970 E. F. Little 1959 A.L. Littlemore 1965 B. Evans 1971 J. Jones 1960 A. Cryer 1966 P. Kenny 1972 J. Thompson REGIONAL TROPHIES AND WINNERS Midland Region continued The Midland Region 25 mile Handicap Trophy (continued) 1973 S. Hill 1986 R.F. Bailey 1999 R. Elliott 1974 S. Hill 1987 I. Collins 2000 R. Elliott 1975 W.A.G. Onslow 1988 J.E. Coster 2001 A. Pell 1976 K.B. McHugh 1989 I. Fulcher 2002 J. Beard 1977 S. Wood 1990 M.B. Brass 2003 I. Matthews 1978 A.G. Winter 1991 R. Canning 2004 P. Holland 1979 P. Carr 1992 I. Murray 2005 S. Charlton 1980 E. Bray 1993 P. Graystock 2006 D. Keene 1981 P. Holland 1994 V. Trigger 2007 not awarded 1982 R. Hasslett 1995 R. Hull 2008 J.W. Hopper 1983 H. Bailey 1996 S. Charlton 2009 E. Little 1984 R. Gearing 1997 S. Fitz-Hugh 2010 M. Reynolds * 1985 R. Lee 1998 A. Hills * awarded over 10 miles in 2010 only

SOUTH WESTERN REGION The South Western Region Jack Spencer Memorial 25 Promoted annually since 1991 in memory of Jack Spencer, who for many years lived in North Somerset and was the South Western Region handicapper, timekeeper and R.T.T.C. representative. No trophy is awarded, but medals are awarded as prescribed in T.A. Rules of Racing.

1991 W.D. Goodall 1.06.48 2001 J. Beard 1.06.14 1992 W.D. Goodall 1.03.28 2002 J. Beard 1.05.44 1993 W.D. Goodall 1.04.17 2003 J. Beard 1.03.27 1994 J. Thompson 1.06.55 2004 D. Keene 1.01.36 1995 W.D. Goodall 1.05.45 2005 D. Keene 1.00.44 1996 W.D. Goodall 1.06.51 2006 D. Keene 1.00.44 1997 W.D. Goodall 1.04.56 2007 J. Thompson 1.08.07 1998 W.D. Goodall 1.04.21 2008 A. Hill 1.28.29 1999 W.D. Goodall 1.05.26 2009 J. Pitt 1.17.21 2000 W.D. Goodall 1.06.33 2010 J. Thompson 1.09.25 REGIONAL TROPHIES AND WINNERS NORTH EASTERN REGION The Turner Shield A perpetual trophy presented by Reg and Liza Turner and awarded annually to condi- tions decided annually by the North Eastern Region Committee. 1954 J.F. Arnold 1955 D. Wright 1968 not awarded 1997 M. Purser 1956 G. Clayton 1969 T.K. Kelly 1998 S. Brown 1957 G. Clayton 1970 T.K. Kelly 1999 S. Brown 1958 C. Grainger 1971 T. Waring 2000 G.L. Dawson 1959 C. Grainger 1972 G. Davies 2001 G.L. Dawson 1960 C. Tremaine 1973 S. Hill 2002 S. Brown 1961 T.K. Kelly 1974-1977 not awarded 2003 S. Brown 1962 D. R. Green 1978 C. E. Green 2004 G.L. Dawson 1963 B. Berry 1979 H. Stennett 2005 G.L. Dawson 1964 not awarded 1980-1987 not awarded 2006 G.L. Dawson 1965 F. Stearman 1988 J. C. Read 2007 G.L. Dawson 1966 T.K. Kelly 1989-1994 not awarded 2008 G.L. Dawson 1967 D. Wilman 1995 S. Brown 2009 C. Saint 1996 M. Purser 2010 C. Saint

The F.B. Wood Memorial Trophy A perpetual trophy purchased by public subscription as a memorial to Bernard Wood. Awarded to the fastest actual timed rider in the North Eastern Region’s Summer 25 mile time trial. 1973 T. Morley 1986 N. B. Knox 1999 M. Gelder 1974 J. Lawley 1987 M. Gelder 2000 G. Booker 1975 D. Jackson 1988 M. Gelder 2001 G. Booker 1976 M. Purser 1989 D. J. H. Turner 2002 S. Brown 1977 D. Sparkes 1990 V. G. Trigger 2003 G. Booker 1978 A. G. Winters 1991 B. Elliott 2004 G. Booker 1979 D. Sparkes 1992 B. Elliott 2005 S. Brown 1980 D. Gabbott 1993 B. Elliott 2006 G. Booker 1981 B. C. Frow 1994 S. Brown 2007 B. Charlton 1982 G. Jackson 1995 B. Elliott 2008 N. Wood 1983 B. Frow 1996 S. Brown 2009 J. Colman 1984 N. B. Knox 1997 S. Brown 2010 C. Saint 1985 N. B. Knox 1998 S. Brown REGIONAL TROPHIES AND WINNERS North Eastern Region continued The Jack Riley Trophy A perpetual trophy purchased by public subscription as a memorial to Jack Riley and awarded annually to the rider with the fastest handicap time in the North Eastern Region’s Autumn 25 mile time trial.

1978 D.J.H. Turner 1989 B. Moore 2000 B. Moore 1979 D.J.H. Turner 1990 D. Heighway 2001 M.R. Purser 1980 M.R. Purser 1991 D. Pullinger 2002 D.J.H. Turner 1981 R. Fotheringham 1992 not awarded 2003 K. Buck 1982 M. Frow 1993 M.R. Purser 2004 D.J.H. Turner 1983 B. Frow 1994 D. Turner 2005 C. Cromack 1984 N.B. Knox 1995 J. Read 2006 S.E. Brown 1985 B.C. Lamb 1996 R. Fotheringham 2007 B. Moore 1986 M. Gelder 1997 M. Cowley 2008 Mrs. A. Purser 1987 I. Murray 1998 R. Fotheringham 2009 C. Cromack 1988 R. Fotheringham 1999 K. Hallington 2010 A. Shuttleworth

The Mike Dixie Memorial Trophies Three perpetual trophies purchased by public subscription as memorials to Mike Dixie to be awarded to the fastest tandem tricycle riders and the best on handicap solo tricycle rider in the North Eastern 'Mike Dixie Memorial' 10 mile time trials.

The Mike Dixie Tandem Tricycle Trophy

1987 J.K. Pardoe & J. L. Kay 1999 S. Brown & S. Wigglesworth 1988 B.C. Lamb & P. Dixie 2000 M.R. Purser & Mrs A. Purser 1989 R. Crisp & Mrs K. Crisp 2001 M.R. Purser & K. Hallington 1990 B. Moore & M. Cowley 2002 J. Hopper & R. Fotheringham 1991 B. Moore & Ms D. Reynolds 2003 S. Brown & W. Baker 1992 B. Moore & M. Cowley 2004 C. Knapp & J. Carr 1993 B.R.L. Elliott & Miss H.E. Purser 2005 R. Fotheringham & S.E. Brown 1994 I. Kitt & Miss K. Miles 2006 B. Moore & S. Symonds 1995 R. Fotheringham & M. Cowley 2007 Mrs A. Purser & Mrs C. Minto 1996 C. Knapp & Mrs U. Betterton 2008 J. Hopper & A. Eagers 1997 M.R. Purser & K. Hallington 2009 D. Keene & Mrs E. Keene 1998 C. Knapp & N. Jackson 2010 Mrs A. Purser & Miss C. Ella REGIONAL TROPHIES AND WINNERS North Eastern Region continued The Mike Dixie Memorial Trophies (continued) The Mike Dixie Solo Tricycle Trophy

1987 B.W. Forster 1995 M. Frow 2003 T. Thompson 1988 B.E. Bays 1996 C. Knapp 2004 B. Frow 1989 R. Fotheringham 1997 A. Foreman 2005 C. Cromack 1990 D. Wilkinson 1998 M. Cowley 2006 D. Hardy 1991 B. Moore 1999 Mrs C. Minto 2007 K. Usher 1992 J.Pitt 2000 D. Wilkinson 2008 A. Such 1993 S. Brown 2001 J. Hopper 2009 C. Cromack 1994 M.Frow 2002 P. Brocklehurst 2010 G. Mills

The Fliss Beard Memorial Trophy A perpetual trophy purchased by public subscription as a memorial to Mrs F 'Fliss' Beard to be awarded annually to the North Eastern Region member(s) nominated by the Regional Committee who has/have recorded the best performances in long distance events, both CTT and Audax. The Trophy consists of an oak trefoil design incorporating three recessed copper disks: the title, the recipients and an etching of a Helms cartoon especially redrawn for the purpose. 1991 R. Fotheringham 2001 M.R. Purser 1992 M.R. Purser 2002 M.R. Purser 1993 E.B. Smith 2003 R. Fotheringham 1994 M.R. Purser 2004 P. Holland 1995 M.R. Purser 2005 P. Holland 1996 R. Fotheringham 2006 Not awarded 1997 J. Nicholson & E. B. Smith 2007 G.L. Dawson 1998 R. Fotheringham 2008 G.L. Dawson 1999 R. Fotheringham 2009 C. Saint 2000 M.R. Purser 2010 C. Saint

The Henderson Cup Presented in 2004 by the Henderson family in memory of T.H. (“Wog”) Henderson of Rotherham. A Founder Member of the North Eastern Region in 1946. To be awarded for the Best Performance on Handicap in the Region’s Summer 25 mile time trial.

2004 M.R. Purser 2005 C. Cromack 2006 P. Tuckwell 2007 P. Brocklehurst 2008 F. Whitelock 2009 C. Cromack 2010 S. Brown INTERNATIONAL TRICYCLE EVENTS These began as the result of an initiative by Wayne Baker who had been holidaying for several years in St. Marsault, a small village in the region of Poitou-Charantes, France and on several occasions had taken his tricycle with him. The villagers and some English ex-pats who were living in the village became increasingly intrigued by the tricycle and Wayne’s accounts of tricycle racing in England. The first event, a time-trial conceived as an “International Tricycle Challenge” in conjunction with the fete at St. Marsault, was held in 1998 and was organised by Wayne Baker and Roger Clemerson with the cooperation of the Comite des Fetes de St. Marsault and the support of the Tricycle Association. The following years saw the event become established in St. Marsault and become recognised as an unofficial World Championship for Tricycles. As a result of the contacts made at St Marsault Tricycle World Championships have since been held in St Marsault, Belgium and England, but the event still returns to St. Marsault every second year. The event has been run as a time trial every year except in 2006 when it was run as a two-stage massed start and time trial. The Marjorie Heighway Trophy for the first tandem tricycle was first awarded in 2002 in her memory after she was tragically killed in a road accident. It was subscribed to by the villagers of St Marsault and members of the Tricycle Association Below is a record of these events, together with details of one-off event run as a criterium in Hyde Park, London to celebrate the visit of the Tour de France in 2007. 1998 International Tricycle Challenge ~ St. Marsault (24km) Organisers: Wayne Baker (Event Secretary) and Roger Clemerson (in France) 1st Colin Knapp England 37.28 2nd Wayne Baker Wales 38.34 3rd Alan Jones England 40.14 1st Lady Hilda Reynolds England 1.04.54 1st Tandem Tricycle Greta Spiers and Les Lowe England/Isle of Man 53.32 1999 International Tricycle Challenge ~ St. Marsault (25km) Organisers: Roger Alma (Event Secretary) and Roger Clemerson (in France) 1st Steve Brown England 35.04 2nd Colin Knapp England 37.53 3rd Wayne Baker Wales 38.24 1st Lady not awarded 1st Tandem Tricycle Clara and Frank Taylor England 50.59 INTERNATIONAL TRICYCLE EVENTS continued 2000 No event 2001 International Tricycle Challenge ~ St. Marsault (25km) Organisers: Roger Alma (Event Secretary) and Frank Farmery (in France) 1st Kent Hallington England 37.05 2nd Wayne Baker Wales 37.23 3rd Steve Avery England 39.35 1st Lady Hazel Wyle Wales 54.07 1st Tandem Tricycle Annie Tarvernier and Pascal Giraud France 44.16 2002 World Tricycle Championship ~ St. Marsault (25km) Organisers: Roger Alma (Event Secretary) and Frank Farmery (in France) 1st Steve Brown England 36.08 2nd Wayne Baker Wales 37.53 3rd Geoff Booker England 39.00 1st Lady Hazel Wyle Wales 50.44 Marjorie Heighway Trophy for 1st Tandem Tricycle David Heighway and Frank DeHornoy England/France 56.13 2003 World Tricycle Championship ~ St. Marsault (25km) Organisers: Roger Alma (Event Secretary) and Frank Farmery (in France) 1st Steve Brown England 39.14 2nd Steve Avery England 42.29 3rd Wayne Baker Wales 43.20 1st Lady Christine Minto England 51.43 Marjorie Heighway Trophy for 1st Tandem Tricycle Brenda and George Jackson England 58.47 2004 World Tricycle Championship ~ St. Marsault (25km) Organisers: Roger Alma (Event Secretary) and Frank Farmery (in France) 1st Alan Rolfe England 37.22 2nd Wayne Baker Wales 38.44 3rd Steve Avery England 39.55 1st Lady Regine le Page France 55.19 Marjorie Heighway Trophy for 1st Tandem Tricycle Alison and Martin Purser Scotland/England 40.14

Section L Page L 79 Issued Mar 2011 INTERNATIONAL TRICYCLE EVENTS continued 2005 World Tricycle Championship ~ St. Marsault (25km) Organisers: Roger Alma (Event Secretary) and Frank Farmery (in France) 1st Dave Keene England 36.29 2nd Steve Avery England 39.26 3rd John Thompson England 41.21 1st Lady Christine Minto England 48.05 Marjorie Heighway Trophy for 1st Tandem Tricycle Janet Darwell and Kent Hallington England 43.56 2006 World Tricycle Championship ~ Asse Two stage massed start and time trial with winner decided on total time. Organisers: Roger Alma (Event Secretary) and Andre Van Bosbeke (in Belgium) 1st Dave Keene England 1.10.19 2nd Sid Charlton England 1.11.17 3rd Antoine Bavay France 1.11.56 1st Lady Hilde Verbeken Belgium 1.19.54 Marjorie Heighway Trophy for 1st Tandem Tricycle (21 Km time trial only) Roy Canning and John Healey England 41.10 2007 World Tricycle Championship ~ St. Marsault (25km) Organisers: David Heighway (Event Secretary) and Vaughan Abbott and Ivan Holliday (in France) 1st Dave Keene England 35.07 2nd Barry Charlton England 35.15 3rd Antoine Bavay France 38.07 1st Lady Christine Minto England 52.42 Marjorie Heighway Trophy for 1st Tandem Tricycle John Healey and Tim Wardlow England 44.42 INTERNATIONAL TRICYCLE EVENTS continued 2008 World Tricycle Championship ~ Asse (5km) Organisers: Roger Alma (Event Secretary) and Andre Van Bosbeke (in Belgium)

1st Dave Keene England 07.52 2nd Kristof De Plecker Belgium 08.18 3rd Jurgen De Braekeler Belgium 08.20 1st Lady Hilde Verbeken Belgium 09.11 Marjorie Heighway Trophy for 1st Tandem Tricycle (5Km) Andrew and Caroline Nye England/New Zealand 09.43 2009 World Tricycle Championship ~ St. Marsault (25km) Organisers: Alison Purser (Event Secretary) and Ivan Holliday and Thelma Bell (in France) 1st Carl Saint Englend 35.52 2nd Dave Keene England 35.55 3rd Kristof De Plecker Belgium 41.11 1st Lady Hilde Verbeken Belgium 41.19 Marjorie Heighway Trophy for 1st Tandem Tricycle John and Carol Pardoe England 44.42 2010 World Tricycle Championship ~ Blenheim Palace (20km) Organiser: Geoff Booker 1st Carl Saint England 32.04 2nd Ralph Dadswell England 34.35 3rd Joeri Meyen Belbium 35.35 1st Lady Hilde Verbeken Belgium 42.22 Marjorie Heighway Trophy for 1st Tandem Tricycle Peter Daniel and Peter Brocklehurst England 39.48 2007 Tricycle Criterium (17.5km) Held on 8th July in Hyde Park, London to celebrate the start of the Tour de France in London and run as a massed start over five laps of a 3.5 km circuit. Organiser: Roger Alma 1st Ralph Dadswell England 28.58 2nd Michael Vanhaelen Belgium at 1.01 3rd Jeff Jones England s.t. 1st Lady Alison Purser England at 7.14 TRICYCLE COMPETITION RECORDS Established in competition in events held under the rules and regulations of Cycling Time Trials (previously the Road Racing Council and the Road Time Trials Council). Only the current competition record is given. Previous records are listed in the Cycling Time Trials Handbook which is issued annually

SOLO TRICYCLE ~ INDIVIDUAL

Men 10 miles 2008 C. Saint 21.02 25 miles 2008 C. Saint 54.48 30 miles 1997 S. Brown 1.05.30 50 miles 1992 G. Longland 1.53.13 100 miles 2006 D. Keene 4.00.01 12 hours 1993 R. Dadswell 255.88 miles 24 hours 1972 E. Tremaine 457.89 miles

Women 10 miles 1982 B. Collins 23.43 15 miles 1989 K. Crisp 38.20 25 miles 1988 K. Crisp 1.05.38 30 miles 1989 F. A. Beard 1.18.07 50 miles 1988 F. A. Beard 2.19.21 100 miles 1988 F. A. Beard 4.53.48 12 hours 1987 F. A. Beard 216.43 miles 24 hours 1988 F. A. Beard 382.72 miles

SOLO TRICYCLE ~ TEAM (team of three as per Cycling Time Trials Regulations)

Men 10 miles 1989 Antelope RT (G. Longland, R. Dadswell, T. Dadswell) 1.08.54 25 miles 1992 Antelope RT (G. Longland, R. Dadswell, N. Stroud) 2.59.26 30 miles 1981 South Bucks RC (W.Goodall, A. Goodall, A. Pell) 3.48.10 50 miles 1992 Antelope RT (G. Longland, R. Dadswell, N. Stroud) 6.15.43 100 miles 1979 Farnham RC (E. Hargraves, S. Jackson, C. Annels) 13.50.59 12 hours 1976 South Bucks RC (W. Goodall, E. Hargraves, A. Pell) 684.79 miles 24 hours 1981 Farnham RC (S. Jackson, E. Hargraves, B. Annis) 1230.38 miles

Women 10 miles 1959 Sorian RC (B. Knibbs, G. Dickens, M. Warner) 1.34.06

Section M Page M 1 Issued Jan 2010 TRICYCLE COMPETITION RECORDS CONTINUED

TANDEM TRICYCLE

Men 10 miles 2000 S. Brown & S. Wigglesworth 19.50 25 miles 2006 D. Keene & B. Charlton 50.13 30 miles 2002 R. Dadswell & D. Johnson 1.01.15 50 miles 2007 D. Keene & B. Charlton 1.43.46 100 miles 2000 R. Dadswell & D. Johnson 3.50.55 12 hours 2002 R. Dadswell & D. Johnson 277.78 miles 24 hours 2005 R. Dadswell & D. Johnson 466.72 miles

Women 10 miles best on record Mrs P. & Miss S. Graystock 23.13 to start of 1991 15 miles 2007 Mrs C. Minto & Mrs A. Purser 42.15 25 miles best on record Mrs F. Beard & Mrs K. Crisp 1.03.54 to start of 1991 Mixed 10 miles 1999 S. Brown & Mrs C. Minto 20.06 15 miles best on record B. Lamb & Ms J. Harris (note 1) 33.08 to start of 1991 25 miles 1997 S. Brown & Miss K. Walsh 52.03 30 miles 1999 S. Brown & Mrs C. Minto 1.05.39 50 miles 2003 S. Brown & Mrs C. Minto 1.52.31 100 miles 2002 R. Dadsworth & Mrs M. Bloom 4.03.12 12 hours 1998 R. Dadswell & Miss L. Milne 258.26 miles 24 hours 1993 M. Brooking & Miss J. Ramsdale 401.22 miles

Notes: 1. This record incorrectly listed in C.T.T Handbook for mixed tandem. It is actually for mixed tandem tricycle.

Section M Page M 2 Issued Jan 2010 ROAD RECORDS ASSOCIATION RECORDS The Road Records Association (RRA) was founded in 1888 to certify the genuineness of claims to best performances on record by cyclists on the road. Single Tricycle and Tandem Tricycle records ratified by the RRA are listed here. Records rounded to the next minute are shown without 'seconds', these records have to be beaten by at least one minute. The 1000 miles will continue to be rounded to the next minute. The Men's Tandem Tricycle 24 must be beaten by at least one quarter of a mile. Fixed time records are rounded down to next tenth of a mile. (See RRA Rules 11.04 and 11.05) The Women's Road Record Association (WRRA) was formed in 1934 to carry out the same function for women. In 1989 both bodies merged as the Road Records Association, which continues to ratify records in a similar way to over 100 years ago. 25 miles Year Rider(s) D H M S Men Single 1991 D J Pitt 46 39 Women Single 1981 K Bellingham 58 52 Men Tandem 1990 D J Pitt & P Stonebanks 45 33 Women Tandem 1982 L J Hanlon & D Emery 59 03 Mixed Tandem 1990 D J Pitt & Ms. L Lamont 47 25 50 miles Year Rider(s) D H M S Men Single 1991 D J Pitt 1 41 58 Women Single 1977 L J Hanlon 2 01 24 Men Tandem 1991 D J Pitt & G N Longland 1 35 35 Women Tandem - Standard to be beaten 2 05 00 Mixed Tandem 1990 D J Pitt & Ms L Lamont 1 39 40 100 miles Year Rider(s) D H M S Men Single 1991 D J Pitt 3 39 51 Women Single 1971 J Noad 4 50 39 Men Tandem 1991 D J Pitt & P Stonebanks 3 44 07 Women Tandem Standard to be beaten 4 40 00 Mixed Tandem 1991 D J Pitt & Ms L Lamont 3 36 47 1000 miles Year Rider(s) D H M S Men Single 1958 A Crimes 2 21 37 - Women Single - Standard to be beaten 5 00 00 - Men Tandem 1954 A Crimes & J F Arnold 2 13 59 - Women Tandem - Standard to be beaten 4 12 00 - Mixed Tandem - Standard to be beaten 4 00 00 -

Section N Page N Issued Mar 2011 85 ROAD RECORDS ASSOCIATION RECORDS CONTINUED 12 hours Year Rider(s) Miles Men Single 1996 R Dadswell 266.3 Women Single - Standard to be beaten 205 Men Tandem 2009 R Dadswell & P. Mace 273.2 Women Tandem - Standard to be beaten 220 Mixed Tandem 2001 R Dadswell & Mrs M Bloom 264.2 24 hours Year Rider(s) Miles Men Single 1991 R Dadswell 447 Women Single - Standard to be beaten 360 Men Tandem 1954 A Crimes & J F Arnold 466.25 Women Tandem - Standard to be beaten 395 Mixed Tandem 2001 R Dadswell & Mrs M Bloom 447.9 Land’s End to John O’Groats Year Rider(s) D H M S Men Single 1992 R Dadswell 2 05 29 01 Women Single - Standard to be beaten 4 12 00 00 Men Tandem 1954 A Crimes & J F Arnold 2 04 26 - Women Tandem - Standard to be beaten 4 00 00 00 Mixed Tandem - Standard to be beaten 3 07 00 00 Land’s End to London Year Rider(s) D H M S Men Single 1996 R Dadswell 13 16 13 Women Single - Standard to be beaten 19 00 00 Men Tandem 2008 R Dadswell & P. Mace 13 37 35 Women Tandem - Standard to be beaten 17 30 00 Mixed Tandem - Standard to be beaten 16 30 00 London to York Year Rider(s) D H M S Men Single 1995 R Dadswell 8 42 20 Women Single - Standard to be beaten 11 45 00 Men Tandem 1978 S W Jackson & H E Hargraves 8 14 12 Women Tandem - Standard to be beaten 11 00 00 Mixed Tandem 2001 R Dadswell & Mrs M Bloom 8 56 04 ROAD RECORDS ASSOCIATION RECORDS CONTINUED London to Edinburgh

Year Rider(s) D H M S Men Single 1991 R Dadswell 19 27 54 Women Single - Standard to be beaten 1 3 00 00 Men Tandem 2009 R. Dadswell & P. Mace 19 15 51 Women Tandem - Standard to be beaten 24 45 00 Mixed Tandem 2001 R Dadswell & Mrs M Bloom 19 40 40 York to Edinburgh Year Rider(s) D H M S Men Single 1996 R Dadswell 8 39 43 Women Single - Standard to be beaten 12 15 00 Men Tandem 1997 M R Purser & K Hallington 9 1 38 Women Tandem - Standard to be beaten 11 15 00 Mixed Tandem 2001 R Dadswell & Mrs M Bloom 10 44 20 London to Liverpool Year Rider(s) D H M S Men Single 1995 R Dadswell 8 56 58 Women Single - Standard to be beaten 12 30 00 Men Tandem 1953 A Crimes & J F Arnold 8 19 - Women Tandem - Standard to be beaten 11 30 00 Mixed Tandem - Standard to be beaten 11 00 00 Liverpool to Edinburgh Year Rider(s) D H M S Men Single 1994 R Dadswell 9 54 29 Women Single - Standard to be beaten 13 10 00 Men Tandem 1953 A Crimes & J F Arnold 9 04 - Women Tandem - Standard to be beaten 12 10 00 Mixed Tandem Standard to be beaten 11 30 00 London to Cardiff Year Rider(s) D H M S Men Single 1996 R Dadswell 6 45 59 Women Single - Standard to be beaten 8 45 00 Men Tandem 1980 S J Jackson & H E Hargraves 6 9 22 Women Tandem - Standard to be beaten 8 30 00 Mixed Tandem 2003 R Dadswell & Mrs M Bloom 7 04 35 ROAD RECORDS ASSOCIATION RECORDS CONTINUED London to Pembroke Year Rider(s) D H M S Men Single 1995 R Dadswell 11 33 58 Women Single - Standard to be beaten 14 40 00 Men Tandem 2010 R. Dadswell & P. Mace 11 34 58 Women Tandem - Standard to be beaten 14 20 00 Mixed Tandem - Standard to be beaten 12 45 00 Pembroke to Great Yarmouth Year Rider(s) D H M S Men Single 1997 R Dadswell 17 54 06 Women Single - Standard to be beaten 23 20 00 Men Tandem - Standard to be beaten 18 30 00 Women Tandem - Standard to be beaten 21 15 00 Mixed Tandem - Standard to be beaten 19 15 00 London to Birmingham Year Rider(s) D H M S Men Single 1994 R Dadswell 4 48 49 Women Single - Standard to be beaten 6 10 00 Men Tandem 1990 D J Pitt & P Stonebanks 4 46 00 Women Tandem - Standard to be beaten 5 50 00 Mixed Tandem 2003 R Dadswell & Mrs M Bloom 4 57 20 London to Bath and Back Year Rider(s) D H M S Men Single 1991 R Dadswell 10 19 00 Women Single - Standard to be beaten 13 50 00 Men Tandem 1979 D J Pitt & A L W Millard 9 20 39 Women Tandem - Standard to be beaten 13 00 00 Mixed Tandem 2004 R Dadswell & Mrs M Bloom 10 39 36 London to Portsmouth and back Year Rider(s) D H M S Men Single 1993 R Dadswell 6 30 40 Women Single - Standard to be beaten 9 00 00 Men Tandem 2000 R Dadswell & D Johnson 6 05 00 Women Tandem - Standard to be beaten 8 15 00 Mixed Tandem 2001 R Dadswell & Mrs M Bloom 6 35 05 ROAD RECORDS ASSOCIATION RECORDS CONTINUED London to Brighton and Back Year Rider(s) D H M S Men Single 1997 R Dadswell 4 50 44 Women Single - Standard to be beaten 6 10 00 Men Tandem 1999 R Dadswell & D Johnson 4 20 15 Women Tandem - Standard to be beaten 5 50 00 Mixed Tandem 1999 R Dadswell & Miss L Milne 4 41 09

Women’s Road Records Association Records Note: In 1989, when the RRA and the WRRA merged as the Road Records Association, most records on the WRRA books were transferred to the merged body, but two women’s single tricycle records were discontinued and will not be attempted in future. These two records are: Rider(s) D H M S 100 km Miss J. Noad 2 58 15 Nottingham to York Ms J. Dakin 4 49 00

REGIONAL ROAD RECORDS ASSOCIATIONS There are eight Regional Road Records Associations covering the whole of mainland Britain. Each regional association has it’s own set of distance and place to place records for broadly similar categories of rider and machine as the national RRA body. Brief details of each regional association are given below. Most counties referred to are the former counties prior to 1974 Local Government reorganisation.

Midland Road Records Association Area: The counties of West Midlands, Warwickshire, Herefordshire, Worcestershire, Gloucestershire, Staffordshire, Shropshire, Leicestershire, Northamptonshire, Oxford- shire, Derbyshire and Avon. Secretary: Vacant - enquiries to Jim Hopper ‘phone: 01543 472349 Website: www.midlandrra.org.uk

Eastern Counties Road Records Association (Eastern Counties Cycling Association) Area: The counties of Cambridgeshire, Essex, Hertfordshire, Middlesex, Norfolk, and Suffolk. Secretary: Peter Smith ‘phone: 01992 573591 Website: www.easterncounties.org.uk/ECRRA REGIONAL ROAD RECORDS ASSOCIATIONS CONTINUED Northern Road Records Association Area: The counties of Northumberland, Westmorland, Durham, Cumberland, Yorkshire, Lancashire, Cheshire, Derbyshire, Shropshire, Staffordshire, Flint, Denbighshire and those parts of the counties of Nottinghamshire, Leicestershire and Lincolnshire north of latitude 52 degrees 50 minutes and west of longitude 0 degrees and 30 minutes. Secretary: Harold Nelson 0161 998 1057 Website: www.nrra.org.uk

North and West Counties Road Records Association Area: The counties of Middlesex, Hertfordshire, Cambridgshire, Norfolk west of the Great Ouse, Lincolnshire, Nottinghamshire south of the river Trent, Leicestershire, Warwickshire, Northamptonshire, Bedfordshire, Berkshire, Oxfordshire, Wiltshire, Hampshire and Surrey. Secretary: David Sullivan ‘phone: 01234 870620 Website: www.nwhcrra.org.uk

Road Records Association of Scotland Area: Scotland Secretary: George Berwick 01382 330217 Website: no

Southern Road Records Association Area: South-east England limited northwards from Hyde Park Corner to London Bridge and the River Thames and westward by the London (from Hyde Park Corner) to Southampton road via Winchester. Secretary: Ralph Dadswell ‘phone 01844 345663 Website: no

Welsh Road Records Association Area: Wales Secretary: post vacant - contact can be made through Edwin Hargraves on 01939 235556 Website: no

Western Counties Road Records Association Area: Cornwall, Devon, Somerset, Avon and Wiltshire. That part of Gloucestershire east of the Severn and that part of Hampshire west of and including the main Newbury - Winchester - Eastleigh - Southampton road. Secretary: Mike Edwards ‘phone 01249 651497 Website: no