A huge £5m bridge could be built between Oldham and Tameside
Plans for a £5 million bridge between Oldham and Tameside which would stand higher than six double-decker buses have been lodged.
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Neil Fachie targets Commonwealth Games top Scot spot as he prepares for almighty velodrome battle with former partner
He's happily married to a fellow international para- cyclist but Neil Fachie feels like he’s gone through a messy split as he builds up to Birmingham 2022.
'A pivotal moment' - How the Tour de France Femmes will inspire future generations of female cyclists
The advent of the Tour de France Femmes has been described as a «pivotal» moment in the sport that will encourage more women and girls to take up professional cycling. The women’s edition of the race takes place for the first time in its current format this year following a 33-year absence since the last of its previous incarnation.
Fourth time lucky for England? – Talking points ahead of Sweden semi-final
England face Sweden on Tuesday for a place in the Euro 2022 final at Wembley five days later.
'Brilliant news for the people of Greater Manchester': Judge dismisses appeal against Andy Burnham's major bus reforms
Andy Burnham has won a legal appeal over his plans to bring Greater Manchester's buses under public control by next year. Diamond Bus owner Rotala appealed a ruling by a judge earlier this year which gave the Greater Manchester mayor the green light for his sweeping reforms.
Brailsford admits Thomas proved Ineos management wrong at Tour de France
Dave Brailsford, director of sport for Ineos, has lauded the Tour de France performances of veteran Geraint Thomas and debutant Tom Pidcock, in which the Welshman finished third and the 22-year-old took a spectacular stage win at Alpe d’Huez, while also admitting that the 36-year-old proved team management wrong.
Tour de France 2022: Denmark's Jonas Vingegaard wins first title
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PTO Canadian Open: Gustav Iden holds off Kristian Blummenfelt in Norway 1-2 as Alistair Brownlee battles to 24th
Gustav Iden led a Norwegian 1-2 ahead of Kristian Blummenfelt at the Canadian Open on Sunday, while Alistair Brownlee valiantly finished 24th despite evidently struggling during the run of the inaugural PTO Tour event. World and Olympic champion Blummenfelt was initially joined by IRONMAN 70.3 champion Iden in the chasing pack when Henri Schoeman’s led the 2km swim, with GB’s Brownlee close behind. Ad/> Brownlee then shared the lead with France’s Sam Laidlow during the 80km cycle, and the pair held a 1:07 advantage going into the 18km run.