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Judging by the number of reports and photos coming in to the FBHVC office Drive It Day 2010 has been another great success. Thank you to everyone who took part and drove, or rode, their historic vehicles to celebrate the day and the movement. Next year the nearest Sunday to 23 April is Easter Sunday and so a Read More

The idea behind this day is to show the general public how rarely our vehicles are seen on the roads these days by highlighting the contrast behind Drive It Day and the rest of the year. Drive It day is a registered trademark of the FBHVC and Classic and Sports Car magazine have very kindly designed a logo Read More

The MSA, in conjunction with the Motorsport Industry Association and the Auto-Cycle Union, has unveiled a Manifesto for Motorsport, highlighting some of the ways in which the government could assist the development and on-going success of the sport. The MSA has identified three key areas of policy that will form the basis for the governing body's public affairs Read More

Editorial Our Trade and Skills Director has good news to report in this newsletter with a report of the inaugural FBHVC Skills Training Working group meeting. All research results show that our trade supporters are concerned about finding skilled workers and apprentices and we hope that this new initiative will address this problem in a very practical Read More

In a move to make progress with our skills training initiatives the Federation have set up an FBHVC Skills Training Working Group in conjunction with Midlands Group Training Services of Coventry together with a couple of trade supporter members and one museum member. The inaugural meeting took place on 8 March and as a result a pilot project Read More