Welsh charity sportive Tour de Gwent, backed by retired football referee Martin Atkinson, postpones date due to clash with Tour of Britain cycling
The organisers said: “Tour de Gwent in aid of St David's Hospice Care was scheduled to take place on Sunday September 10th 2023. This week, the Tour of Britain has launched its final stage which finishes on Caerphilly Mountain on the same date as our planned event.
The organisers apologised for any inconvenience and said that they hoped others could them in celebrating the Tour of Britain coming to Caerphilly. Most of the routes start from the Roman town of Caerleon and then heading out to pass some of the most idyllic scenery in South Wales, spectators can also enjoy a few hours exploring the local area or head out to a vantage point to cheer the riders along their chosen route.South Wales Argus
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