Firstly, it is an aid and communication tool for the South Region's members to inform them of local events, latest news, results, and contacts, etc.

Secondly, it is a way of informing members of the public about competitive cycling within our region so that anyone with an interest in cycling can view this site and have access to lots of useful information, as well as details of local events and local cycling clubs.

The official website of British Cycling South Region is an administrative arm of British Cycling - the National Governing Body for cycle sport in Great Britain. Exploring this website will give you an idea of just some of the many areas where development, support, management and promotion is constantly ongoing.

What does South Region Cycling have to Offer?

To race in the South Region (or any other Regions for that matter), you will need to be a member of British Cycling and either have a day or full racing licence membership as well.

Membership to British Cycling offers more than just the ability to race, it also offers you discounts on well known named high street brands as well as superb third party insurance and legal cover.

More details can be found on our British Cycling Membership page.

British Cycling Regions

British Cycling recognises 10 key Regions within England plus Wales and Scotland. In 2006, the Competition Review Framework was introduced and a Members' Region became defined by where you live as opposed to the Region of your Club.

South Cycling is one of the 10 Regions within England and covers the counties of Dorset, Wiltshire, Hampshire, the Channel Islands, and also parts of Gloucestershire, Somerset, and Berkshire.

By clicking on this link you will find a complete list of the Postcode Areas (eg PO) which have been allocated to the South Region. Where necessary this has been defined further by Postcode Districts (eg PO10) and Postcode Sectors (eg PO10 7AA) to ensure the highest level of accuracy.