Adrian Lauchlan

also tweeting as @EnfieldCycling

[Adrian Lauchlan @AdrianLauchlan]

@100Climbs Have you forgotten the Tour de France Femmes or the La Vuelta? Or are you talking about your cycling season?

[James Lucas @JamesLucasIT]

15. The Arctic 100 years apart

[Ryan Goodcase @RyanGoodcase]

This is my favorite joke from my Netflix is a Joke set

[road.cc @roadcc]

Police appeal over "serious assault" that saw cyclist pushed from bike by car passenger
https://t.co/IY2WxlAx6r

[Adrian Lauchlan @AdrianLauchlan]

@alexdowsett Wait till she’s 13 then you’ll look back on this fondly

[Robert Peston @Peston]

Back in 1999, Sir Geoff Mulgan was an important but isolated voice in Tony Blair’s senior team who warned that Fujitsu’s Horizon system - which has led to such an appalling miscarriage of justice for so many sub-postmasters - was a monumental crock. Shortly before the final decision on roll-out of Horizon, in May 1999, he wrote a “lessons learned” note for the then PM Blair. His language is blunt and unequivocal (there are shades of Dominic Cummings). It is astonishing that what he said went unheeded. Here is what Mulgan said more than 24 years ago should be learned:

“Horizon has been a fairly disastrous project. It: - was misconceived from the start - has faced continual delays and problems - has over the last year taken up huge amounts of ministerial and official time - has delivered in the end a far from optimal solution

“Information: nearly all the facts presented to ministers turned out to be unreliable. Moreover data was presented in ways that were difficult for ministers to understand.

“The Post Office: throughout this process the relative lack of competence of the Post Office and their failure to develop a proper business strategy has been a key failing.

“Courage. Perhaps the most important lesson is a more general one: namely that when a project is clearly failing government needs to be bolder about cutting its losses. There was a clear case for termination 12 months ago...”

Since then around £2.5bn has been paid to Fujitsu for a system that provided the unreliable evidence behind almost a thousand criminal convictions that ruined lives and should never have been made. The government cannot claim it was not warned.

[Whitworth FC @flourmen]

Despite our groundsmen’s efforts, we feel our game tomorrow versus @LGCEaglesFC is off.
On the plus side, they caught 3 carp, 2 tench and a tin of salmon.
Every cloud⚽️

[RoadPeace @RoadPeace]

We were saddened by the release of the DfT casualty data today, which confirmed that 29,742 people were killed or seriously injured in crashes on Britain’s roads in 2022 alone.

We must address this public health issue immediately.

https://t.co/rAPGnHSU6o

[Kevin Smith @cinspkevinsmith]

As part of #vulnerableroadusers week here is some advice for cyclists on submitting high quality evidence. 1 - a fixed camera provides a good frame of reference to measure distance. /1

[Hayden @the_transit_guy]

This is the greatest ad for public transit of all time. https://t.co/ZJEoKcuRbh

[David Hilliard @davidfhilliard]

Astonishing.

All at the same junction 😨

[Adrian Lauchlan @AdrianLauchlan]

@alexdowsett @Strava @TourofBritain Probably beat my times on the Maldon 10 😂 Enjoy your Stag Do Alex!

[Greg N @n00dles71]

***HEALTH WARNING:***

If cyclists riding more than two abreast and running red lights gives your blood pressure troubles do not watch this video.

This might even apply to Audi, BMW, Mercedes, Range Rover and Black Taxi Cab drivers.

#Cycleway4 #Cycling @southwarkcycle

[Mihai Simion @faustocoppi60]

The TV direction wasn't the best during today's sprint but @lavuelta hit the jackpot because they put a camera on the bike of Geoffrey Soupe who won the stage. Fantastic footage, these guys are mad! 🤩 #LaVuelta23

[21st Century City @urbanthoughts11]

If you think your city will never change,
watch this before/after video of Paris
by @Jamesdestafford

[Adrian Lauchlan @AdrianLauchlan]

@nedboulting Loved everything about bringing allsorts of cycling events together and including both amateurs and paracycling. Hoping already to go to the next one in 4 years

[Adrian Lauchlan @AdrianLauchlan]

@nedboulting I took part in the Medio Fondo road race in Perth and the Time Trial in Dundee. I was never going to win but really enjoyed the experience. It was great to feel part of the whole event.Sad that our part wasn’t really promoted on tv. I also went to the Track, BMX and Road events

[Haute-Savoie 2027 @hautesavoie2027]

Pure. Dead. Brilliant.

#GlasgowScotland2023 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿