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Well anyone who has been keeping tabs on the site in the last month will know all about the troubles it has had - if you haven't noticed then you'll find all of the information in the latest issue. Basically we've had the site saved from attack by alien8 security. Everything is now clean, safe, and we're friends with Google again...
It has meant it has been one hell of a month trying to get the site online, so we're a few pages short of the 50 page norm. Also the pdf and mobile versions will be online from Monday 8th March, just a few days after this goes online in html format. A few of the other changes, and additional little things we'd planned form last month have had to be delayed till next month as we simply worked on making sure the site was still going to be here to read!
We've managed to put a few things in place, mainly accessibility things after a couple of comments in the last month - making it a little easier to read in places (such as this darker text, mirrored within the magazine) and the text over there being white. There will be more of that kind of thing to come.
So anyway, what is in this issue? John the Monnkey is back settling old accounts; The UN is in the mood to resolve; President Clarkson's vision is seen in Uneasy Riders; while a cyclist in Texas falls foul of the law for... riding; Dave Moulton tells us of the Idaho Stop; I've been falling off (more than once); and Sam Fleming has a truly wonderful list of twenty cycling tips (which are just a relevant to daily cyclists as newbies). All that AND more, even with the four page shortfall. Oh, and Madam Raven has gone missing!
You can also now visit our new blog, which we're starting to build up some more content in.
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