Copyright 2004 Leek Cyclists' Club and others as acknowledged. All Rights Reserved. Updated 16th February 2010
All personal information is strictly confidential. We do not pass details to anyone outside the Club.
Visitors
Club Runs
All Club runs depart from outside the Club HQ - Den Engel Belgian Bar, Stanley Street, Leek
at the time stated. Further details click here
Copyright 2004 Leek Cyclists' Club and others as acknowledged. All Rights Reserved. Updated 16th February 2010
All personal information is strictly confidential. We do not pass details to anyone outside the Club.
Visitors
Club Membership
Annual (1st October - 30th September)
(2010 Subscriptions are now due)
Membership Fees.
Senior: £12
Second Claim/Non-active: £5
Download a Membership Application Form here (PDF Format)
Download the Club Constitution and Rules (PDF Format)
Forthcoming Club Nights
The Club meets at 8.00pm the first Monday in each month in Den Engel except on Bank Holidays when the meeting will normally take place on the following Monday.
Next Club Nights
7th December 2009
4th January 2010
1st February 2010
1st March 2010
12th April 2010 (Avoids Easter Monday)
10th May 2010 (Avoids May Bank Holiday)
7th June 2010
Club Photos.
Check out these old club photographs in a Blast From The Past
The
Club's nominated charity
is the
The County
Air Ambulance Charity
Welcome to the Official Home Page of the Leek Cyclists' Club.
The Club was
founded on 3rd August 1876 by W.T. Cook and 5 other stalwart gentlemen of Leek
and is one of the oldest cycling clubs in Britain. In August 2006 the Club
celebrated the 130th Anniversary of its founding with Mrs Edith Cook, the wife
of the grandson of Mr. W.T. Cook.
When he died in 1941 at
the age of 91 W.T. Cook bequeathed his
Ordinary Bicycle (Penny Farthing) to the
Club. It has been fully restored and pictures of it being ridden by club members
can be viewed in the
Picture Gallery. It is now on permanent display in the
Club's HQ:- Den Engel Belgian Bar and Restaurant, Stanley Street, Leek.
Leek, in the county of
Staffordshire, is situated about 30 miles south east of Manchester and 10 miles
north east of Stoke-on-Trent in the heart of the
Staffordshire Moorlands.
Surrounded by rugged, open moorland and bordering the
Peak District National
Park, the natural beauty of the countryside around Leek, which is known as The
Queen of the Moorlands, is unsurpassed.
If you would like further information about the Club then please go to the Contacts page for details of how to contact us or join the very active Forum to pick up on the latest activities.
