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Tour de France comes to Southwark this year

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Tower Bridge, Rotherhithe, Greenwich...but not ED unfortunately :-S


Sez the Southwark Council website:


The biggest annual sporting event in the world is coming to Southwark! For the first time ever, the The following link opens in a new windowTour de France will be starting in London in what is set to be one of the most exciting sporting events to ever hit the capital. The following link opens in a new windowThe Grand Depart will give the locals a real taste of what is to come with the 2012 Olympics. The race will be in the UK from July 6 to 8 2007.


Southwark will be welcoming these world class riders as they race over Tower Bridge across through Bermondsey and Rotherhithe before heading towards Greenwich.

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