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Scene Jan-Feb 2020 HULL THURSDAY Road Club Scene Jan-Feb 2020 HULL THURSDAY Road Club The Saturday Chain Gang All are welcome to join Doug 9.30am – 1pm, around 60 miles, no café stops A ride out with chain gang practice and some healthy competitive spurts on the return. See page 10 for a ride report Email: [email protected] Page 1 of 28 Website: www.htrc.co.uk Club Scene Jan-Feb 2020 HULL THURSDAY Road Club Letter from the editor Despite the weather there is a lot of Hull Thursday riding going on: Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday. The race season looms and hopefully warmer temperatures, less wind and dry days. Such a lot of social ride reports. And don’t miss reading the meeting minutes to know what the club is up to. Thank you to all the contributors. Enjoy the read. Front Page: Saturday Chain Gang rides Club Scene: Coming events, Minutes from the meeting, Minutes from the AGM Youth Scene: Tillie and William’s New Year Cyclocross Adventures Racing Scene: Saturday Chain Gang TT Scene: Roving TT Racers Report 1 of 2020 Season Muddy Scene: Hope we are all ready,....cross is coming Social Scene: Hull Thursday Paperchase 2020, The Paperchase: From the back, the middle and then the front! Deanies Escape to the Sun, Sunday 26th January Club Ride, Thursday on Thursday (or sometimes Wednesday....or Friday), January Gerries rides, Sunday 2nd February Club Ride Back Page: Sunny photos from Calpe, Spain Thank you to Doug Jaram, Dave Millson, Rob Jennings, Jymmy Trevor, Lee Coulson, Neil Dean, Geoff Rawson, Phil McCormick, John Ulyatt and me for contributing to this month’s newsletter. Please can you send contributions for March as soon as possible March 21st deadline. Amanda Dean, Scene Editor, [email protected] Dates for your 2020 Diary HTRC Reliability Ride 70 in 6: Sunday 1st March, Skidby Mill 9:30am: Geoff Rawson George Ely 24 mile team time trial (2Up) Saturday 28th March, 1.00pm. HQ: Longcroft School (TBC): Mike Kilgour [email protected] Please contact if you can help Sunday Social: Skidby Mill 9:30am – check email: Richard Guymer Saturday Chain Gang Humber Bridge 9.30am – check Facebook: Doug Jaram Thursday on Thursday: Various places/times/days - check Facebook: Phil McCormick Email: [email protected] Page 2 of 28 Website: www.htrc.co.uk Club Scene Jan-Feb 2020 HULL THURSDAY Road Club Committee Minutes 6th January 2020 Meeting held at Bunyan Room, Baptist Church, Chanterlands Ave, Hull, 7.30pm Present: Richard Guymer, Mandy Dean, Doug Jaram, Lee Coulson, Chris Devaney, Phil McCormick Apologies: George Leighton, Dave Millson 1. Election of Chairperson: PM was elected as Chairperson 2. Apologies: See above 3. Minutes from previous meeting and their acceptance: Minutes accepted by all present 4. Matters arising from previous minutes: None 5. Correspondence LC has received some correspondence from PC 3246 Robert Green of Humberside Police regards road safety during racing on open roads. Basically he is concerned that marshals have been using flags to stop traffic which is unlawful. A recent ‘Event Group Safety Advisory’ meeting attended by PC Green has concluded that Humberside Police now require Traffic Regulation orders (road closures) together with a suitable traffic management plan to be implemented with effect from July 2020 OR to use the BC system of Accredited Marshals. The committee discussed the significant implications this is going to have on open road racing and not least the financial viability of this. DJ to contact Andy Abbott to see what his thoughts are for road race league. LC to contact Matt Gott from BC for advice. DJ had received correspondence from Paul Kilvington who had decided to step down as TT Secretary and organiser of the club TT Series. The club thanks Paul for many years of organising these events. 6. Website DM has asked Chris Brown for website login x2. MM then spoke to Chris Brown in the meeting on the phone and is sending details of the login to Richard Guymer. DJ still awaiting admin rights to club Facebook page LC to contact Andy Carroll about the twitter account password 7. Treasurer’s Report: Balance remains healthy. 8. New Members: None 9. Forthcoming/recent events DJ not done anything yet about the 2020 club presentation Paperchase was held on January 5th with 16 signed on plus the 2 organisers. The route went to Beverley - Dunswell – Walkington – Bishop Burton-Cherry Burton- Dalton – Middleton-Burnby-Blyton-Bielby-Harswell-North Cliffe and finished at the Tiger in Newbald with copious amounts of sandwiches and chips. This year’s winner was Lee Coulson with Phil McCormick runner up. Angie Rawson was the first lady. Many thanks to Cliff Pratt Cycles and Vive le Velo for the Prizes. Discussion was held on a gravel style event for summer. Keith Carter RR – no offers for a new organiser yet. Email: [email protected] Page 3 of 28 Website: www.htrc.co.uk Club Scene Jan-Feb 2020 HULL THURSDAY Road Club It was agreed DJ and RG to organise this year’s TT series and acknowledge Paul’s work over the years. DJ to contact Paul. 10. Clothing Report George absent but conveyed report via RG. Le Col kit on course but GL is awaiting funds from some people following the adjustment in the cost agreed at the extraordinary meeting. LC suggested another email is sent out to the membership to see if they want any kit. 11. Scene: Contributions always welcome 12. Youth section: Lee Coulson and Chris Devaney have received 45 hours’ worth of course material to study for the BC course. 13. AOB – DM to email out membership regards subs renewal AGM Minutes 3rd February 2020 Meeting held at Bunyan Room, Baptist Church, Chanterlands Ave, Hull, 7pm 1. IN ATTENDANCE: 12 members were present and signed the attendance record: Richard Guymer, Dave Millson, Geoff Rawson, Andy Abbott, George Leighton, Lee Coulson, Phil McCormick, Doug Jaram, Richard Dean, Mark McKeown, Simon Posnett, John Savage 2. APPOINTMENT OF CHAIRPERSON: Richard Guymer was nominated as chairperson 3. APOLOGIES: The following sent their apologies: Neil Dean, Mandy Dean, Jymmy Trevor, Mike Kilgour, Chris Devaney, Andy Paulls, Paul Campbell, Mike Pickering 4. NEW CLUB MEMBERS: Cheryl Quigley and Mark Symons 5. PREVIOUS AGM MINUTES: The minutes of the AGM held on 5th February 2019 were accepted as a true record. 6. MATTERS ARISING: None 7. TREASURER’S REPORT Richard Guymer presented an overview of the January accounts for as the club are currently without a treasurer. Balance at 30th December 2019 remains healthy Payment by cheque to Chris Devaney (BC coaching course) - £320.00 Payment to Lee Coulson by BACS for BC coaching course after cheques refunded - £320.00 Receipts for Le Col kit from members assuming they have paid + £3650.40 Payment to Le Col BACS after cheque refunded - £1855.20 Compensation from HSBC + £200.00 Amount paid in by RG from HTRC 25 + £280.01 Cheque to HTRC for HTRC 25 + £12.00 Same amount payment to Le Col to be paid when ready - £1855.20 kit This does not include subscriptions or any other monies which may have been paid directly into the account during January. Richard Guymer 3rd February 2020 Email: [email protected] Page 4 of 28 Website: www.htrc.co.uk Club Scene Jan-Feb 2020 HULL THURSDAY Road Club 8. CLUB SECRETARY’S REPORT Hull Thursday RC continues to promote and encourage cycling in Hull and East Yorkshire. The Club has had a mixed year starting off with some bad crashes particularly Mike Kilgour who is making a good recovery. There have been good numbers racing in all cycling disciplines such as: Road Races (locally East Yorkshire Road Race League and Ennerdale Circuit Series), Open Time Trials, Cyclo-cross, Mountain Biking and Sportives. We have had a few members leaving their positions on the committee and we thank them greatly for all their commitment and hard work over the years. As a club we have successfully organised many cycle events Events run in 2019 include: ‘Jim’s training rides’ (Richard Guymer) Open TTT on the Hardriders course (Mike Kilgour) Keith Carter RR (Lee Coulson) The club TT series (Paul Kilvington) East Riding Road Race League (Andy Abbott) LVRC Vic Sutton Road Race (Neil Dean) Open 25 TTT Humberside Championship (Richard Guymer) Junior training series at Ennerdale Circuit Freewheel competition (Dave Millson) Paperchase (Doug Jaram) Geriatrics Club Rides President’s dinner (Mandy Dean) Christmas dinner feast (Mandy Dean) Road race events may become difficult to run on open roads this year with the insistence of the authorities to have marshals with a qualification. It is all a bit hazy at the moment so we will have to follow developments. Other activities include: Sunday club runs have become regular with two groups in the early part of the year (40mile and 60mile). Neil and Mandy have worked hard to organise and promote them. Richard has been leading the club runs in the later part of the year. It would be great to see more members coming along even if it is just for some of the ride Saturday morning training sessions organised by Doug Jaram Monthly e-Scene with current club information The club incentive scheme is continuing to encourage and assist HTRC riders represent the club in cycle races. This can be attributed to helping increase our numbers of active racers. The Club Rewards Scheme organised by Lee Coulson with assistance from Mandy Dean continues to reward club members who have assisted with organising and running club events. We have had good attendance throughout the year at committee meetings at Hull Baptist Church rooms.
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