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The North East Region is governed by the Regional Board which meets regularly and brings matters to the National Council, we welcome new members please contact andrewjohnston@britishcycling.org.uk.

Details of officials can be found here.

What is British Cycling

British Cycling is the governing body for cycling whose aim is to inspire participation in cycling as a sport, recreational activity and a sustainable means of transport through achieving worldwide success.

British Cycling governs all cycling disciplines and is funded by membership, UK Sport and Sport England.  With British Sky Broadcasting, its principle partner, British Cycling has the shared aim of getting one million more people cycling regularly by 2013. 

Join British Cycling

Whether you race competitively, ride for fun or just ride to work, British Cycling is there to support you.  There are many benefits to being a member and it is reassuring to know that, through your membership, you are contributing to cycling at grass roots level and beyond.  Discounts are available for under 18s and families and our membership packages reflect our desire to support all cyclists, from Olympic champions to complete beginners.

Regions 

British Cycling recognises 10 key Regions within England plus Wales and Scotland. In 2006, the Competition Review Framework was introduced and a Members' Region became defined by where you live as opposed to the Region of your Club.  The North East Region includes postcode area DL, DH, NE, TS, SR, YO21 and YO22.  Areas around Richmond, Darlington, Durham, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Cleveland and Sunderland.

The Regions are particularly relevant to competitive cyclists as BC provides ranking points for individuals, Clubs and Regions at National level and for individuals and Clubs at Regional level (http://www.britishcycling.org.uk/web/site/BC/Rankings/RankingsMainRoad.asp )

Road Defects

The regions roads have taken a real beating over the winter report defects here.

Northumbria County Council

North Yorkshire County Council