May 19 - Simon Lillistone has been appointed the manager of all cycling events at the London 2012 Games, it was announced today.

April 1 - Britain’s Paralympic cycling team, who won 17 gold medals in Beijing last year, will be well represented at the BT Paralympic World Cup in Manchester next month, led by Darren Kenny (pictured).

April 3- Track cycling, featuring the likes of Sir Chris Hoy and Victoria Pendleton (pictured), will not be removed from the 2010 Commonweatlh Games, despite fears over whether the velodrome will be finished in time.

April 15 - Sir Chris Hoy (pictured), Britain's triple Olympic champion, has started training again after recovering from the accident that forced him to miss last month's World Championships.

JULY 24 - BRITISH CYCLING has today announced a multi-million pound partnership with broadcaster Sky for the next five years that will help them prepare for the 2012 London Olympics.

April 17 - Plans to secure the future of road racing in Britain were announced today, including the investment of extra funds to help meet stringent health and safety regulations.

April 17 - Tyler Hamilton (pictured), the 2004 Olympic champion, has tested positive for a banned substance for a second time in his career and retired, he announced today.

MARCH 3 - BRITAIN'S Philip Leigh (pictured) has been appointed as the new high performance director for Irish cycling to help it prepare for the London 2012 Olympics, it was announced today.

JUNE 27 - CYCLING'S growing status and popularity in the build-up to the London 2012 Olympics in Britain has been underlined again by the Prime Minister.

March 27 - British Cycling has confirmed today that it is to host the first round of the 2009/2010 UCI Track Cycling World Cup Classic at the Manchester Velodrome from October 30 to November 1.

February 1 - Jason Queally (pictured) has launched an attempt to become the first athlete to win gold medals in both the Olympics and Paralympics.

DECEMBER 4 - EIGHTof Britain’s most promising cycling prospects will fly the flag for drug-free sport following today’s launch of a unique collaboration between British Cycling and UK Sport.

SEPTEMBER 13 - BRITAIN'S team are on top of the world at the end of the track racing programme at the UCI/IPC Paralympic World Cycling Championships in Agile, Switzerland.