BETWEEN 25,000 - 30,000 motorcycle racing colour slides are to be auctioned at Colwick Racecourse, Nottinghamshire, on 18th November. An online catalogue depicting many of the images taken by Dennis and Kathleen Cotton at racetracks all over

ahead at the end of January 2010, following a six-month trial in the City. Motorcyclists will now continue to be stung for £1 per day to park their machines in designated bays that used to be free-of-charge.Register on the 'No To Bike Parking Charge

THE SPORT OF motorcycle gymnastics, better known as trials riding, has a new kid on the block in the shape of the 2010 Ossa TR280iIt's been over 25 years since the Spanish manufacturer launched a new bike, and what a jaw-dropping beauty they

an investigation by the Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC).Pc Bruce was involved in a pursuit of motorcyclist Alan Stuart Long on August 1st, 2008. The chase ended when Mr Long crashed his 1000cc Yamaha motorcycle. He died later in hospital as a result

on the lanes. Mr Johnson said a similar move proved successful in Bristol and wants it copied in the capital. But cyclists claimed that allowing faster motorcycles into bus lanes would put them in danger.Mr Johnson's decision follows a major three-year trial

in Haverfordwest: a house owned by the West Wales Chapter of the Hells Angels and used as a clubhouse.During his trial Young explained he was a probationary member of the Chapter and had been told to clear up the garage. He had seen the gun and ammunition but left

, Lincoln, is not present at his trial after failing to board a flight due to arrive at Heathrow at 2pm on Sunday.The court went on to hear how Raza either did not see Michael Rowley's bike or took a gamble when he emerged from the B1433 to turn right

into the death of Alan Long following a sustained high-speed pursuit in August 2008. However, Judge Henry Globe QC ordered a jury at Liverpool crown court to return a not guilty verdict on Pc Bruce. The case against Pc Bruce centred around an overtaking manoeuvre

TRANSPORT FOR LONDON (TfL) has published a tender for the provision of average speed cameras the organisation wishes to trial as part of a project to "enforce average speed limits in urban areas".The notice, published in the Official Journal

A NOTTINGHAMSHIRE Police chief caught driving at 79mph in a 50mph has been awarded six penalty points and a £1500 fine, along with a verbal blasting from the presidung judge.Superintendent Helen Chamberlain, 43, was clocked driving at 79mph