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Happy Mondays rockstar Shaun Ryder has opened up about his decision to stop taking cocaine and a myriad of other hard drugs in favour of staying home and switching on Corrie.

BENTONVILLE -- Cyclists from near and far will be able to take in all the area has to offer with the new installment of a nationwide series of events coming later this year.

The 2024 Ford RideLondon Classique will feature 3 courses across London next week and will be finishing day 1 in Colchester.

Happy Mondays frontman Shaun Ryder has revealed that his wild days are firmly behind him as he now gets his kicks from watching his favourite TV show and cycling

HAPPY Mondays frontman Shaun Ryder has revealed his wildest moments – including snorting cocaine from inside a COFFIN and a wild bender at the home of an Eighties pop legend.

HAPPY Mondays frontman Shaun Ryder has revealed his wildest moments – including snorting cocaine from inside a COFFIN and a wild bender at the home of an Eighties pop legend.

Pioneering Walthamstow scheme celebrates 10th anniversary

Family bring long-established business to market with 'mixed emotions'

Amendment voted through by Government

Nah'shun Thomas, 20, and Nyran Thomas, 17, stabbed Kalabe Legesse, 29, in Peckham Rye in Southwark, London on December 30, 2022 after cycling around looking for people to mug.

Two proposals have been put to the community for consultation

From today, May 16, the government has agreed to introduce new laws meaning that cyclists who kill or seriously injure people through reckless actions face harsher penalties.

Iain Duncan Smith cited the tragic case of 44-year-old Kim Briggs, who was killed in a collision with a cyclist in 2016.

MPs voted in favour of an amendment to create new offences, including ‘causing death by dangerous cycling’

Closed circuit town centre racing is returning to Silloth next month.

The proposed law would require cyclists to make sure their vehicle "is equipped and maintained" in a legal way - it would apply to incidents involving pedal cycles, e-bikes, e-scooters and e-unicycles

Cyclists, including those riding e-bikes, e-scooters and e-unicycles, could face up to 14 years in prison

Dangerous cycling that causes death could land people up to 14 years in prison after the House of Commons backed a proposed change to the law.

Cyclists who cause deaths could face similar penalties to drivers including sentences of up to 14 years.

Olympic triathlete Taylor Knibb stunned even herself by winning the women's time trial at the U.S. road cycling championships.