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by Ellen Curham If you head to Vancouver, BC during the summer months you’ll find an endless stream of activities in a city famed for its stunning natural surroundings. The small downt… Read More

Rockaway Beach’s main main Ian Crowther has put together this killer playlist ahead of the 2016 edition of the festival on the UK’s south coast this October. Scroll down to liste… Read More

After its bruising breakup with Queen’s University and an unnerving though successful first year under its new structure and governance, the Belfast International Arts Festival is back… Read More

Starting back in 1798 and accelerating up to 1916, Belfast Rising explores the contribution made by women and men from the area around Belfast to the Easter Rising. Tony Devlin writes, direc… Read More

Vancouver, British Columbia--(Newsfile Corp. - March 29, 2017) - The following issues have been halted by IIROC: Company:  Brassneck Capital Corp. TSX-V Symbol:… Read More

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CALGARY, Alberta, Aug. 31, 2017 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — National Access Cannabis Corp. (formerly Brassneck Capital Corp.) (TSXV:BC.P) (the “Corporation”), is pleased to announce… Read More

CALGARY, Alberta, Sept. 14, 2017 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Paskwayak Business Development Corporation (the “Acquiror”) announces that, on August 30, 2017, it acquired 12,000,000 c… Read More

One month from today, Belfast International Arts Festival will be back for 2018 with 125 events from 12 countries, including 12 premières and running over 19 days from 16 October unti… Read More

Political theatre can be enormously challenging to watch never mind perform, direct, write or market. Each audience member walks in the door with their idea of what is right and wrong, their… Read More

Ever growing and ever changing, the craft beer scene in Vancouver is one worth travelling for. The sheer number of breweries within the c… Read More

Vancouver, British Columbia--(Newsfile Corp. - November 12, 2020) - XIB I Capital Corp. (TSXV: XIB.P) ("XIB") is pleased to announce it has entered into a definitive share purchase agreemen… Read More

It was the Cyclone sportive this weekend, but there didn’t seem much appetite for a mass-participation event that would allow gasping strangers to breathe all over you, even if it was… Read More

I ended COVID self-isolation with a “celebratory” 10km run on Thursday morning. Probably not the wisest move, but after 10 days of home confinement and little exercise save for a… Read More

So, back from holiday, back to a Saturday club run and, yes, back to crap weather and unrelenting rain. It wasn’t supposed to be like this. The forecast suggested light, intermitte… Read More

I was convinced we were going to be subject to a rinse and repeat of last week, with an unfortunate, heavy emphasis on the rinse, but while we saw only the sparsest glimmer of sunshine, it w… Read More

Another less than stellar summer day, but rain was only a possibility not an eventuality so it would more than do. The roads were quiet on my way across to the meeting point and the river wa… Read More

Buckle up, it’s a twofer! So, the week before last I had yet another birthday, which is a bit strange since it’s only seems a year or so since the previous one. Anyway, belate… Read More

I can’t say I’m at all happy with the Tour of Britain organisers, after excelling themselves by channelling the 2019 edition right past my front door, they decided to spoil thing… Read More

I was expecting a dry day, for a final run out on the white bike before packing it up for hibernation and that’s what I got. Well eventually. As it was the first hour of my ride was sp… Read More

The seasons might be a man-made abstract, but this Saturday definitely felt like we’d crossed some sharp divide and, as British Summer Time officially came to an end and we nudged int… Read More

The club run this week was planned by Richard of Flanders and included some serious hills. By the end I’d managed to clock up over 100 kilometres, with more than 1,200 metres of climbi… Read More

Another Saturday, another club ride, but I have to admit I just wasn’t feeling it. The legs felt tired and heavy right from the outset. Dropping down the hill and pushing out along the… Read More

After a lost weekend spent infiltrating Thing#1 into London, I was looking forward to getting back to the sanctuary and serenity of a club run, only to have my intentions cruelly dashed by S… Read More

I started the day with perhaps the slowest ever descent off the Heinous Hill in the cold, damp and dark of Saturday morning, as I found myself catching and then trailing a massive JCB with b… Read More

Into a new year we stumble and it’s back to the Saturday routine following two consecutive Monday rides during the holidays. The first of these would put a cap on my 2021 efforts in tr… Read More

Where will we goWhen di quarantine ting done and everybody touch road? I always like to start with a little Koffee. Just a bit disappointed no one ambushed me with cake. So that&rsquo… Read More

Following last week’s travails, I was aiming to complete the entirety of the next club ride, or at least make it as far as the all-important café stop, so the plan was to press… Read More

Here we go again, one more Saturday, one more opportunity to bash the pedals around ceaslessly and see how tired I can make myself. By the time I was threading my way around multiple lane… Read More

Well, looks like Mother Nature has a heart after all. After missing a ride out in the glorious weather a week ago, we got an almost exact replica of conditions this week and a rare, early op… Read More

Well, I guess we had to pay for the fine, fine weather last week. And we did. The altitudinous uplands of Whickham received more than a smattering of snow on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday a… Read More

Cold, but bright and mainly dry, it was another day when we could risk breaking out the summer bikes. At the meeting point, James III was wrestling impotently with his gloves as he suffer… Read More

The trick today was to get the layers about right as the morning was decidedly chilly, but there were hopes temperatures might nudge into double figures by the afternoon. G-Dawg had decreed… Read More

Ooph! What just happened? On Saturday I completed my longest ride of the year while still managing to get home half an hour before I usually would. Logic dictates then that I must have… Read More

Oops! … I did it again. I didn’t learn the lesson last week, so was enticed into the front group again this week, for an even faster run, (although, to be fair this route inv… Read More

So, for an idea of the weather, take last week’s, but add a little more cloud and then take last week’s wind and add a whole lot more. A pleasant enough day, but a bit blowy… Read More

Here is one of the Spells recent works, and it’s a split EP with Custody, a Finnish melodic punk rock quintet. It’s a collective release between Snappy Little Numbers, Brassneck… Read More

Hello again. It’s been a while hasn’t it, because, well … life. And it’s certainly been a long while if you measure time in the lifespan of Tory chancellors… Read More

In what I took to be another indicator of fast approaching winter, the Canada Geese that spend their summer splashing noisily around Shibdon Pond were organising for departure, their dyslexi… Read More

2023, eh? A new year. A clean slate. I’m not holding out hope for much of an improvement on the past twelve months, so at least I’m not likely to be disappointed. Early Satur… Read More

The rain that was forecast for Saturday apparently got the bums’ rush and passed through quicker than expected, leaving us with a relatively dry run, well, if you don’t count one… Read More

Icicles and bicycles. They just don’t mix, so with the temperatures down to -7℃ out in the wilds of Northumberland last weekend, it was a day to preserve fragile bones and reluct… Read More

A promisingly dry day for a ride was somewhat belied by the faintest hint of rain that hung in the air as I dropped down the Heinous Hill and kicked out along the valley. This thankfully fai… Read More

We have a late entry in the outsize packaging competition, so thanks Wiggle – not quite up to the standards of Bikester, but pretty impressive nonetheless. At least I won the Haribo lo… Read More

This week we found ourselves dancing around the remnants of Storm Otto for a bit of added attrition. This was most obviously manifest in turning the Tyne Valley into a ferocious wind tunnel… Read More

What do you do when ALL stop making records? You form a band with your friends and make your own. NOT, the group consisting of members of Sharp / Shock and Mercy Music ha… Read More

NOT (Members of Sharp/Shock, Mercy Music) announce new album “Stop the World” Release new single “Alien” streaming now Stream “Alien” Here Wha… Read More

The Nyrdcast New Music Playlist featuring new music from HU$H, Whitehall, (Un)Worthy, and more… 18 new songs this week. This week is one of my favorite playlists I’ve made… Read More

So, a fortnight ago I set off for the usual club ride, dropped down the hill and was pushing along the valley when the Frankenbike developed a very annoying tic in the form of a very annoyin… Read More

In what is fast becoming something of an unwelcome 2023 tradition, Saturday morning was once again marred by heavy rain showers. This time they struck just as I started downhill and had me p… Read More

Saturday morning. Again. Club run. Again. Rain showers. Again. Naturally. So, rinse and repeat. Literally. Ugh. So, here we go again then rain jacket on and heading out th… Read More

Sunny, yesterday my life was filled with rain. The Easter weekend brought a change in the weather and broke the long streak of successive rainy Saturdays. I can’t help feeling we&rs… Read More

Dry but very chilly weather at least gave us a break from all the horrible and wet Saturdays we seem to be enduring lately and the conditions were good enough to tempt a few more riders to o… Read More

The weekend before I’d spent in Ambleside, avoiding all the Chuck 3 profligacy and ridiculousness, while taking in a few walks to use sets of muscles I don’t normally stress. I d… Read More

It was another chilly start with the promise of bright sunshine later in the day, so once again I set out in a light, windproof jacket, and arm warmers, only this time I’d learned from… Read More

TECH HOUSE – HOUSE – DEEP HOUSE 330 TRACKS DOWNLOAD ALL FileCat – Aacini Gomez – Intergalactic (Original Mix).mp3 FileCat – Aacini Gomez – Puppet On The… Read More

It was a bit of a mad idea. Not perfect by any means. But one that came from the heart. Denis Mulcahy emigrated to the US in 1962 and joined the NYPD. From his side of the Atlantic he formed… Read More

Saturday was the third Gavin Husband Memorial Ride held in remembrance of our clubmate and friend who sadly died four years ago following a cardiac incident on the return leg of a club run h… Read More

August 26th. It’s a British summer, so I expect the weather to be chilly and a Bank Holiday weekend to boot, so rain isn’t a surprise either. Don’t you just love it when th… Read More

Another infrequent, intermittent, and wholly erratic despatch from the club run front lines – I think we now have enough evidence to conclude that any hopes that the new unpredictabil… Read More