Events

Lower Station Road, Gillingham, Dorset SP8 4PZLower Station Road, Gillingham, Dorset SP8 4PZ

approximately 10.00am – 2pm

An informal meeting of club members & friends with historic commercial vehicles over 20 years old.

Mary Bailey 01747 823365 m.bailey1950@btinternet.com

Birmingham NEC

approximately 10.00am – 5.30pm

Officially the UK’s fastest growing classic car event and often hailed as the 'friendly classic car show', over 21,000 enthusiasts will be joining us for the Practical Classics Classic Car & Restoration Show, with Discovery this year, bringing together all aspects of classic motoring. From barn finds discovered after many years of storage and those project cars that have stalled in an owner’s garage, to restorations just getting back on the road and those pristine marques with gleaming brightwork and proud as punch owners.

Birmingham NEC

Presented in association with Tourism Ireland, supported by Classic Car Weekly and endorsed by the Federation of British Historic Vehicle Clubs. Established in 2016, the National Car Club Awards celebrate, recognise and honour the achievements of the nation’s car clubs, the enthusiastic people who run them and the remarkable cars they preserve and cherish. The 2019 NCCA will be taking place on the evening of Saturday 23 March 2019, in the Concourse Suite at the NEC Birmingham, alongside the Practical Classics Classic Car and Restoration Show, with Discovery.

This run will take you to the highest parts of the Pennines.

A 80 mile non competitive event for MGs of all ages and other fine cars. The route visits some of the highest roads in the Pennines. The coffee halt is at the location of a notorious TV series and after lunch we head to the biggest private car collection in the region. The entry fee of £38 includes coffee at the morning halt and a light lunch, plus a full road book pack, rally plates and finishers awards.

For more information and to book a space please email Graeme Forrester info@wigtonmotorclub.co.uk

Start at Warminster Central Car Park, Wiltshire BA12 9BT

assemble 9.30am for move off 10.30am

A relaxed event for all types of commercial vehicles over 20 years old. Route approximately 65 miles Entry fee £3 for members [£5 for non-members] Late Entry Fee: Members £5 [Non Members £10]

contact Mary Bailey 01747 823365 m.bailey1950@btinternet.com

Monkton Services on the A77 / A78 junction

Our run will start on Friday 26th with the muster point being the Monkton Services on the A77 / A78 junction. Our route will then take us over the Erskine Bridge on to the A82 and North up Loch Lomond side to Tyndrum, through Glen Coe, over the Ballachulish Bridge to Fort William. From Fort William, still on the A82 and past the Commando Memorial at Spean Bridge to Invergarry, then taking the A87 to Shiel Bridge. From here we take the Old Military Road to Glen Elg and the ferry to Kylerhea on Skye for our first overnight stop. Saturday will be spent on Skye before returning South on Sunday via an alternative route. Anyone who wishes can join us for either the whole run or for any part of the route.

secretary@scottishmvg.org

Alice Park, Bath BA1 7BL

The owner of the Cafe in the Park, has invited Wartburg Trabant IFA Club members to display their vehicles at his family-friendly cafe. After a coffee or a late breakfast the assembly will head out for a road run, possibly taking in a visit to the Motor Museum in Calne.

For more information please email publicity@ifaclub.co.uk

Helensburgh G84 8UN

The route will commence at this new attraction (with a cold war interest). From there the road run will head north up the A818 joining the A82, stopping off at Luss Filling station next to Loch Lomond to fill up and take photographs. The run will continue up the west side of Loch Lomond through Tarbet to the famous Green Welly for a relaxed lunch and impromptu car (and bike) show. The total route is just under 40 miles.

For more information please email publicity@ifaclub.co.uk

Cobham Park Farm, Downside Road, Cobham, KT11 3ND

9am onwards

The 750 Motor Club (Brooklands Centre) will organise the "Cobham Drive it Day Austin Seven Car Trial".

For more information please contact Colin Weeks on 01483 721760 or via email on cobhamtrial2019@outlook.com

The Classic Motor Hub, RAF Bibury, Cotswolds

Between 10am and 1pm

Come and meet fellow likeminded enthusiasts. Pre-registration is a must, so please visit the website for more details and a registration form.

West Berkshire Brewery, Yattendon, Berkshire, RG18 OXT

10:30am to 6pm

Please come and join the West Berkshire Classic Vehicle Club for their second Drive it Day event at the West BerkshireBrewery.Last year’s event attracted over 100 classic vehicles. The day includes a self-paced tour of the local countryside, specialist classic garage tour and is hosted at local award-winning brewery serving hot and cold food, with brewery tap.

Hightone Restorations, Hopcrofts Holt, Steeple Aston, OX25 5QQ

We are a small vintage and classic restoration workshop located at Hopcrofts Holt near Bicester. We would really like to support Drive it Day by opening up our workshop and providing a tea and biscuit pit stop! We have a large workshop with a wide selection of historic cars, everything from a 1908 Rolls through to a Honda S800 we also have a large carpark with great access for all sorts of vehicles.

www.hightone.co.uk

Cotswolds

10am until around 3.30pm

Commencing at Broadway and finishing in Honeybourne having been fortified by lunch in a welcoming watering hole somewhere along the route. Route will be around 60-70 miles long.

rsprophet@tiscali.co.uk

Bicester Heritage, Buckingham Road, Bicester, OX26 5HA

9:00am until 4:00pm

Our former RAF Technical Site springs to life with a unique mix of vehicles brought by enthusiasts from all over the UK to visit this beautiful location. The specialist businesses of Bicester Heritage throw open the doors to their workshops, showrooms and offices, revealing an ever-changing display of magnificent vehicles from every decade. Tickets: Advance, discounted, Scramble tickets are now available online only. Tickets will not be available on the gate on the day. https://bicesterheritage.co.uk/?ticket=sunday-scramble-tickets

Near Queensferry Deeside for 9.30am Breakfast (pre booking breakfast needed)

9am

After breakfast we will be taking a drive through the lanes of north east Wales and Cheshire to the Secret bunker near Nantwich, the drive will be approximately 30 miles one way and taking in some interesting villages for photo shoots, ending in a tour of Hack Green secret bunker (Entry fee applies). There are limited places available, and pre booking is essential, so this will be on a first come basis.

John Hoare via john2k51@hotmail.com

Endsleigh Garden Centre, near Ivybridge, just off the A38

10:00am until 1:00pm

All are welcome, no booking necessary, no entry fee but the Devon Vintage Car Club do make a collection for their chosen charity and that of the garden centre.

mike.oakins@gmail.com

The Atwell Wilson Motor Museum, Stockley Lane, Calne, Wiltshire SN11 0NF

Open all day to welcome any vehicles from the North Wiltshire, South Gloucestershire areas etc

Tea and cakes will be available and all classic vehicle owners are welcome. Visitors will also be able to visit the Museum to ensure a fascinating day.

01249 813119

Alice Park, Bath (BA1 7BL)

‘Cars in the Park’ will see a gathering of Cold War Classics at the Cafe in the Park. The owner has invited Wartburg Trabant IFA Club members to display their vehicles at his family-friendly cafe. After a coffee or a late breakfast the assembly will head out for a road run, possibly taking in a visit to the Motor Museum in Calne.

publicity@ifaclub.co.uk

Destination is the N.T.S. property, Castle Fraser, Sauchen AB51 7LD

From: Aberdeen Beach Esplanade. Departure at 10:00am.

Owners are welcome to join the Run whether they are members of the Club or not. Line up along the Esplanade from the Beach Ballroom. If we all point south and park at an angle this should make departing easier. The GVRS Run will set off at 10:00 along the Esplanade to the Beach Boulevard. At the roundabout take the second exit onto West North Street. At the lights Turn Left onto King Street then onto Union Street and Holburn Street. At the roundabout take the second exit onto Great Southern Road and keep going until you cross the Dee bridge. Turn right and continue to the roundabout at the Bridge of Dee. Take the second exit onto Leggart Terrace and continue onto the South Deeside Road. At the junction turn right and cross over the Dee at Durris Bridge. Turn Left at the junction. Continue to the Royal Deeside Railway Visitor Centre at Milton of Crathes, ½ mile on the left. The Society has kindly opened their Carriage Restaurant for us again so that we can have a coffee and tour of their centre. There is the option of taking a 20 min. train journey at 11:00. Cost is £7.50 each (Group Discount) At 11:30 we leave the site and turn left. After 1.3 miles Turn Right into Hill of Banchory West Road. Continue for 0.3 miles and Turn Right signposted Hirn and Echt. Continue to the junction with the B977. Turn right. After 1 mile Turn Left onto the B977. At Echt crossroads go straight ahead. At Dunecht Turn Right then Left (sign for Castle Fraser). After 0.3 miles Turn Left and follow the signs for the Castle. There will be limited catering available so packed lunches are suggested. Take a tour to the Castle and have a walk around the gardens. The N.T.S. has gone to some effort to prepare for our visit so please make use of their attractions.

secretary@gvrs.net

Kempton Steam Engine, Snakey Lane, Hanworth, Middlesex, TW13 6XH (TW13 7ND for satnav)

Between 9.30am and 10.15am

Show closes: 4pm Admission: £5 per car to include museum entry Refreshments: Cafe in museum selling tea, coffee and homemade cakes

surrey@the1100club.com or telephone 07779 871665

Starting at Tuthill Porsche near Banbury

70 mile run through Oxfordshire, Northamptonshire and Buckinghamshire before arriving at our destination, Bicester Heritage. The route finishes in the midst of the Sunday Scramble at Bicester Heritage; to ease entry into Bicester Heritage we will have a fast track entry system that will direct you straight into the event hangar which we will have exclusive use of for the day. Spaces are limited to 100 cars.

The Classic Motor Hub, RAF Bibury, Cotswolds

Between 10:00am and 1:00pm

Come and meet fellow likeminded enthusiasts. Pre-registration is a must, so please visit the website for more details and a registration form.

Breakfast at Chocks Away Diner (Hawarden Airport). We will then be heading out to the National Waterways Museum (Ellesmere Port). Please make enquires before turning up!

Devon Drive to Combe Martin

Meet at 9.45am for a 10am start

Scenic drive to the Sandy Cove Hotel for a three course lunch which will be served on arrival. £22 per head, with a £10 deposit per head to be paid in advance. Confirmation of attendance must be made by 22 April.

Meet at the Mere car park next to The Park Hotel at Diss (IP22 4LE)

10.00am departure

First we will take the short journey to ASMotorsport, Fersfield Road, Bressingham (IP22 2AP). This is an ASM open day and it is understood they are kindly offering refreshments to visitors. This will be an opportunity to see an example close up of the ASM R1 Le Mans which ASM produce as a hand built replicas of the iconic Aston Martin DBR1 Le Mans so cheque books at the ready! Aston Martin owner David Brown achieved his aim of winning Le Mans with his team of three DBR1 cars of which only five were ever made. To learn more, go to http://www.asmotorsport.co.uk/index.html It is anticipated our ASM visit may be in the region of one hour after which we will drive to the Norfolk and Suffolk Aviation Museum. The Norfolk and Suffolk Aviation Museum at Flixton near Bungay (NR35 1NZ) is a popular venue especially for aviation enthusiasts with numerous aircraft on display and an extensive museum to view. There is plenty of off-road parking available, subject to how busy it is. On this particular occasion it is a 1940's themed day with an RAF Battle Of Britain flypast planned. With so much to see it is anticipated our visit here may be up to two hours. To learn more go to https://www.aviationmuseum.net/ The premises also conveniently stand adjacent to the Buck Inn Freehouse (NR35 1NZ tel. 01986 892382) which serves lunches etc. Finally, we will make our way via a cross country journey to the Breckland Stag carvery and restaurant, (off the A11) London Road, Attleborough (NR17 1AY, Tel. 01953 455202) where a late lunch or afternoon tea can be taken. As previously advised, in total the approximate event mileage covered should be around 45 from the Diss Mere car park.

Secretary 07713 355646 (ealcsec@gmail.com) or Chairman 07796 528329.

Meet at Tesco

9.45am departure

Leave Tesco Car Park for Braxted Park CM8 3EN for Bacon Butties, Hot/cold drink, look at other classics there. 11.30 leave Braxted Park for Road Trip via the A131 to the A1017 through Sible Hedingham and then the A1092 to Clare Castle. The route is about 25 miles and takes approx. 55 mins. There is a Tea Room at Clare Castle (the old railway station) where snacks and hot drinks can be purchased http://clarecastlecountrypark.co.uk/platform-one-cafe/ . 16.00 Leave Clare Castle and drive to the Half Moon Inn, Belchamp St Paul CO10 7DP http://www.halfmoonbelchamp.co.uk/ for early evening meal.

Secretary 07713 355646 (ealcsec@gmail.com) or Chairman 07796 528329.

Stand by for a great weekend of Eastern Bloc driving taking in great scenery and attractions. For the first time, we bring a Club event to the Cotswolds. As well as wonderful scenery, we will visit: • Broadway Tower • Cotswold Motoring Museum • Morgan Motor Co – factory tour • Gloucester historic docks • Bugatti Trust Museum • Prescott Speed Hill Climb We are based on the attractive town of Tewkesbury. There’s plenty of local accommodation, including camping by the River Severn, and there’s reserved evening meals in a local pub for those staying over. Join us from Friday to Sunday or for any part of the weekend. There’s no fees for taking part (just normal admissions to attractions) and all Eastern Bloc classic vehicles are welcome (2, 3, 4 or more wheels!). You must book your place!

Events Officer: Richard Hemington Events@IFAClub.co.uk

Start: Crystal Palace, Finish: Brighton Madeira Drive

7am to 9am start --- 10am to 5pm finish

Weedon Park, Weedon, Aylesbury, Bucks., HP22 4NN

Yarra Glen Racecourse

secretary@aomc.asn.au

Leaving from The Greyhound public house, Ixworth, Suffolk IP31 2HJ

11.30am – 4pm (approx)

Join us for a gentle meander through the picturesque lanes of West Suffolk, calling at some lovely, country pubs on the way, to raise money for this worthwhile charity (approx 20 miles). Arrive back at The Greyhound at 3pm for a free buffet and a quiz about classic cars. To take part, please send a cheque for £5 made payable to COLIN PEARCE, enclosing a self-addressed A5 envelope to the organiser: EAMONN HARVEY 58,THE GREEN, ROUGHAM BURY-ST-EDMUNDS SUFFOLK. IP30 9JP A sheet with further info will then be forwarded to you. Please also include a contact phone number and email address as well as the make, year and registration number of your car.

For further details please contact eamonnharvey@hotmail.com

Atwell-Wilson Motor Museum

Come an enjoy the fun with the grand opening of the Jack French Garage. Other facilities include camping, road run and static rally.

Clive Hooperrally@ba7c.org

The Collection is located in the Weald of Kent, between Ashford and Maidstone

10am to 4pm

The one day of the year that our Microcar Museum is open to the public on Sunday 28 July 2019 from 10am to 4pm - as part of our annual Micro Car Muster. Camping for Micro Car owners - please pre-book as early as possible. Saturday night & Sunday catering available inc breakfast. Saturday road run & evening entertainment. Sunday - Museum open & static micro car display (other classic cars welcome but please book for paddock position)

cookshf@aol.com or 01580 893850

The thirty-first running of the Cumbria Classic Weekend promise to be the biggest one yet! The Wigton Motor Club organised event goes from strength to strength with increased entries every year. Last year we broke the 800-car mark at the Show! The Weekend continues its successful format with the Rose & Thistle Challenge run on the Saturday which this year takes in many of the less known parts of north Cumbria and the Borders. Entries on this event are limited to just 90 cars so it is expected to fill up very quickly. Sunday sees the Cumbria Classic & Motorsport Show at the picturesque Dalemain mansion near Ullswater and only five minutes from Junction 40 of the M6. As well as over 800 classic cars there will be arena action, special marque displays, dozens of club displays, plus the famous autotests, trade stands, food and beer and autojumble stalls as well as the delights of Dalemain and its award-winning gardens. Discounted admission to the Mansion and Gardens is available to all exhibitors. This year the features will be 60 years of Mini, 50 of the Ford Capri, 100 years of Citroen and Bentley plus 30 years of the Mazda MX5. . We also make a big effort going to encourage younger owners to display their pride and joy with a special class for owners under 30. Once again there is a class for kit cars which grows every year.

01900 825642 or email gtfmg@yahoo.co.uk

Cutteslowe Park, off Harbord Road, Oxford (OX2 8NP)

While this show is open to all classic cars, there tends to be a slight focus on vehicles produced at Cowley and Abingdon and a number of former workers from the factories come along to the show. While there is no entrance fee to show your car, the organisers do ask for a small donation to their charity. If you would like to join us, please come along between 9.30am and 11.00am, although the organisers have told us it would be helpful if you could be on the stand by 10.00am, or although this isn't essential. There is no need to book, you can turn up on the day but in order to manage numbers, it would be helpful for us to know in advance if you can make it.

Ford, Dunton Technical Centre, Laindon, SS15 6EE

10.00am until 4.00pm

Not only a must on the car enthusiast calendar, this fundraiser is fun for the whole family, so come and join us at the home of Essex's motoring heritage Ford's Dunton Technical Centre, Laindon on Sunday 1st September. We can promise you a variety of vehicles from across the years that are sure to dazzle and amaze you, and with live entertainment on our Frankie Stage, vintage market and street food, there will definitely be something to interest all of the family! And for 2019, we have an extra event as part of the main show, which is even more special! It's the 50th birthday of the iconic Ford Capri, so there will be a special display of all sorts of Capris on the Dunton Test Track. Be sure to come and see these iconic Ford cars. PLEASE NOTE - we regret that dogs or other pets (other than assistance dogs) are NOT allowed on site. Also barbecues and gas appliances cannot be used within the Ford grounds. Pre-booking of display cars is strongly recommended (see below for online booking) as we expect to be very busy again this year. Booking closes on 17th August, and if you enter your car by 30th April, you will get the Early Bird Discount price.

01708 771404 or at events@sfh.org.uk

Marple Garden Centre, Dooley Lane, Marple, Stockport, SK6 7HE

10am -4pm

Free Admission

Chateau Impney, Droitwich

Attendance more than doubled between the first and second meets, so capacity will once again be capped to 500 vehicles. The Footman James team opens the gates from 9am to a huge variety of interesting machinery, including vintage, classics, supercars, bikes and military, ensuring that there is something to interest everyone – including a free bacon sandwich on entry (a maximum of two per car). “We can’t wait to once again fill the iconic Chateau Impney venue with an extraordinarily diverse range of vehicles,” said David Bond, Footman James Managing Director. “We were staggered by the turn-out for our previous meetings, with visitors enjoying the all-marques policy where million-pound Aston Martins rub shoulders with early-80s hot hatch heroes. We are proud that Coffee & Chrome is rapidly becoming a ‘must attend’ date in enthusiasts’ diaries.” There is no segmentation at the meeting, which encourages a fascinating mix of vehicles, complemented by a small selection of traders and club displays. Due to previous high demand, Footman James encourages those interested in attending the meeting to secure their place via its website www.footmanjames.co.uk/blog/coffee-chrome-september-2019. Places are strictly offered on a first-come, first-served basis. For further information about Footman James, please contact 0333 207 6255 or visit footmanjames.co.uk.

Milestones Museum, Basingstoke Leisure Park, Churchill Way West, Basingstoke, RG22 6PG

Registration is from 9.30 a.m.

Our FAMOUS delicious doughnuts will be available, yet again, with a tea or a coffee, included in your entrance fee, as you register and on your return there will be a cream tea available at a mere £5.00 per head, which you must book when you return your entry form. You will also receive a plaque to display on your vehicle. As always there will be stopping points en route if you wish to have lunch or brunch or just a break. Our charity this year is CARDIAC REHAB. To obtain an entry form please email nitasimpson111@gmail.com

nitasimpson111@gmail.com

Start at The Highlands Inn

10.15am

For a fourth year, Uckfield Town Council is organising the Uckfield Revival classic car parade and display on Luxford field on Saturday 5 October 2019. The procession will start at 10.15am at The Highlands Inn and make its way via the High Street to Luxford field. The vehicles will be on show at Luxford field during the morning and over lunch, where car enthusiasts will be able to view the vehicles at close hand. But you don’t have to be mad about cars and other vehicles to enjoy the event. You will also find a range of refreshment stalls and children’s entertainment, offering something for everyone. A great fun event for all the family. All classic cars, bikes, scooters, and vans are welcome to join us for the parade and display.

townclerk@uckfieldtc.gov.uk or 01825 762774 to book a place

Bicester Heritage

9am until 2pm

With over 40 specialist automotive businesses situated in a jaw-dropping location, this is an open day event unlike any other. See inside the workshops and showrooms of the carefully restored historic buildings of the former RAF Bicester, explore the unique site and take in its evocative atmosphere. A call to action on a Sunday morning, this event encourages historic motoring enthusiasts to get involved and bring their pre-1990 vehicle to join the eclectic display. From commercials to motorcycles, pre-war, veterans and modern classics, the mix is astonishing and ever changing. Nestled in-between the 1920s RAF buildings and tree-lined avenues, this location has a filmset quality and buzz that is truly unique. Family friendly and laid back, the Scramble is a wonderful way to while away the hours on a Sunday in the company of some spectacular machines at the best-preserved WW2 RAF Bomber Station in the country. This is a ticket only entry event. Please order your ticket from the website below:

The NEC Birmingham

Join the biggest and best Classic Car Show in the UK! The Lancaster Insurance Classic Motor Show, with Discovery, is the event not to be missed for any classic car owner, collector, enthusiast, car club member or anyone with a general interest in classic cars. The show brings together the world’s largest gathering of 300 car and motorcycle clubs with over 3,000 iconic classic and vintage cars and motorbikes on display across seven halls at Birmingham’s NEC. As well as admiring these amazing vehicles, as visitors you have the opportunity to drive or buy your very own classic car, source parts and tools for your maintenance and restoration needs from the UK’s largest indoor Autojumble and specialist traders, or just enjoy the spectacle of the live auctions, talks from motoring celebrities and insiders, or gain insight from hundreds of classic car members. Tickets are now on sale - book now to save up to 15% in advance!

British Motor Museum at Gaydon, Warwickshire, CV35 0BJ (M40 Junc 12)

9:30am – 3.30pm

This year’s Open Day theme is the 1960 RAC rally. That event saw the first real loose surface special stage in the rally’s history, and represented a new direction for the sport. 60 years on, historic rallying is now a multidisciplinary sport, covering road, special stages, and speed events. The Historic Rally Car Register is about celebrating this diversity, and our Open Day is a chance to share our passion with others. For this year we have negotiated a larger space for outside display cars. So if you have an historic competition car and can bring it along, we’d love to see you. As ever the display parking will be on a first come first served basis, and ably organised by Sue and her team. There is also a large car park for all visitors a short walk from the venue. Directions will be provided from the main road entrance. See you there!

Nationwide

Anytime

Are you ready for Drive Your Triumph Day, Monday, February 10th, to celebrate Sir John Black's birthday, the man who organized Standard's purchase of Triumph after the war and went on to make the cars we enjoy driving today? It's just one month away. This celebratory drive has been building momentum every year. Last year I received close to 350 photos from all over the world. This year is going to be a bit more of a challenge as February 10th falls on Monday. As tempting as it may be to plan a drive for the weekend, we’re going to keep true to the day, and please submit photos only taken on Monday, February 10th, 2020. The concept is straightforward. On February 10th, go for a drive in your Triumph. Take a scenic drive on a country road or out to lunch, to the market, to work, where ever. Go for a drive alone or in a big group with your local Triumph Club. Take your spouse, buddy, child, grandchild or your dog; then take a photo. The photo is mainly of the car, and the owner if possible, ideally in front a cool spot, landmark, scenic view, in front of the hardware store or in your driveway. If it’s the middle of the winter where you live and your car is in hibernation, or in the middle of a restoration, take a photo of it anyway in the garage. Some winter photos I’ve received have the garage door open with the car tucked under a cover, and snow outside. Have fun with it, and participate. Next step is to email a high-resolution photo to driveyourtriumphday@gmail.com, along with some basic information: owner’s name, year and model of car, and place photo was taken (city, state, country). The photos will then be published not only in our club newsletter, but also in USA’s national magazine: Vintage Triumph Registry, and on the Drive Your Triumph Day website: https://driveyourtriumphday.shutterfly.com

Lower Station Road, Gillingham, Dorset SP8 4QA

10am – 2pm

Informal static event for commercial vehicles 20 years and older, all types & sizes including PSVs Due to possible reduction in parking space this year please let us know in advance if you hope to attend. Organised by Commercial Transport in Preservation

Events Organiser Mary Bailey 01747 823365 m.bailey1950@btinternet.com

Wiltshire, SN11 0NF

10am until 4pm

Free to show vehicle, usual £7 entry to the Museum. Note: Circumstances may be altered in the light of Health advice – please check on the Saturday beforehand that the event is still on!

Michael Bennett 01249 813119

Orchard Park Field, Frampton Lane, Hubbert’s Bridge PE20 3QU

Transport Museum Wythall

10.30–17.00 (last admission 16.30).

Running as many classic buses as we can for your enjoyment & miniature railway rides. Museum bus service 750 operates on both days from Holloway Circus (Suffolk St Queensway, near New Alexandra Theatre), Birmingham, 10.30 & 11.45 (fare £2.50 each way) and Maypole 10.50 & 12.05. Admission £7, child £3.50. Family tickets available. Admission & all-day bus riding ticket £12, child £6. Details: The Transport Museum, Chapel Lane, Wythall B47 6JA. 01564 826471, enquiries@wythall.org.uk or www.wythall.org.uk

Salisbury Livestock Market, Netherhampton Road, Salisbury, Wiltshire SP2 8RH

Starts 10.00am

Road Run for commercial vehicles 20 years and older, all types & sizes including PSVs. New Forest Route, approximately 65 miles. Organised by Commercial Transport in Preservatio

Contact: Events Organiser Mary Bailey 01747 823365 m.bailey1950@btinternet.com

British Motor Museum

10am - 4pm

Join us to celebrate the show’s 10th anniversary with over 300 modern classic trucks produced from 1970 to 2000.

Derbyshire

Our visits take in Barrow Hill, UK’s last surviving operational steam locomotive roundhouse, and a road run with mill visit through the Derwent Valley UNESCO World Heritage site. On Sunday we make a welcome return to Crich Tramway Museum for an Eastern Bloc vehicle meet. (Please note that this is a static display of our vehicles at Crich. It is NOT a resurrection of the Red Oktober event that used to run there, as the museum does not wish this to happen and has specifically asked that people do not dress in uniforms etc)

events@IFAClub.co.uk

Transport Museum Wythall

10.30–17.00 (last admission 16.30).

Classic bus & miniature railway rides. Museum bus service 750 operates from Holloway Circus (Suffolk St Queensway, near New Alexandra Theatre), Birmingham, 10.30 & 11.45 (fare £2.50 each way) and Maypole 10.50 & 12.05. Admission £7, child £3.50. Family tickets available. Admission & all-day bus riding ticket £12 adult, child £6. Details: The Transport Museum, Chapel Lane, Wythall B47 6JA. Telephone: 01564 826471, enquiries@wythall.org.uk or www.wythall.org.uk

Transport Museum Wythall

10.30–18.00 (last admission 17.30).

Museum bus service 750 operates from Holloway Circus (Suffolk St Queensway, near New Alexandra Theatre), Birmingham, 10.30, 11.45 and 15.30; return journeys from Wythall 15.00, 16.20 & 17.40 (fare £2.50 each way). Admission £7, child £3.50. Family tickets available. Admission & all-day bus riding ticket £12, child £6. Details: The Transport Museum, Chapel Lane, Wythall B47 6JA. 01564 826471, enquiries@wythall.org.uk or www.wythall.org.uk

South of England Showground, Ardingly, W Sussex, RH17 6TL

South of England Showground, Ardingly, W Sussex, RH17 6TL

Ashford Livestock Market, Ashford, Kent TN24 0HB

Drive It Day 2021

Cumbria

the Club is strictly observing all government rules and guidelines so the dates and confirmation may be changed at any time.

richard.crowe@mokeclub.org

Blenheim Place, Oxfordshire

Hamstreet, Nr Ashford, Kent TN26 2JD

Calne Leisure Centre Car park

Between 8am and 9.30am

This is the Rotary Club’s 5th Annual Calne Classic Car Run. Between 8am and 9.30am on Sunday 23rd May one hundred Classic Cars will meet and drive off from Calne Leisure Centre Car park. Calne Lions will provide breakfast butties as drivers set off on a fascinating 70 mile run through the beautiful Wiltshire countryside. There is to be an interesting stop at Middlewick House with the drive finishing at Casterley Barn near Pewsey. Further support on the day will be provided by Rotarians and a great team of volunteers, the event will be a true community effort. The car run features VIP Teddy Bears and much loved dogs in some of the cars. Half the proceeds will go to The Bobby Van Trust and the remainder to Rotary charities. The Bobby Van Trust is a local Wiltshire charity specialising in providing home security improvements, fire protection equipment and advice to victims of crime, the elderly and disadvantaged We would like to thank everyone involved and wish them a safe journey’. The event is still looking for more drivers and Kate Tompkins of the Rotary Club of Chippenham said “If you have a classic car, bike or other vehicle come and join us for a great day out and to raise money for some great causes”. For further details and entry forms please visit: www.chippenhamrotary.org.uk, facebook.com or by email calnerotaryclassicrun@gmail.com

calnerotaryclassicrun@gmail.com

Cotherstone

the Club is strictly observing all government rules and guidelines so the dates and confirmation may be changed at any time.

richard.crowe@mokeclub.org

Various locations, please see details

Eastern bloc classic car fans - the Wartburg Trabant IFA Club – has announced its debut event of 2021, and its first since lockdown 3.0 ended. For the first time in recent history, it is staging a four-day event in the north east (28-30 May) and vehicles from across the former eastern bloc ‘cold war’ countries, are very welcome, including those from non-members! In addition to the club’s namesake vehicles, its members have a remarkable 41 different eastern bloc manufacturers among their 376 vehicles. The A-Z list runs from pre-war (East German) Auto Union to post-war Zaporozhets and Z?uk. A comprehensive programme sees visits to places of interest, a road run and one-day display at Beamish, ‘The Living Museum of the North’. The event starts on the Friday of the Spring Bank Holiday weekend at the Head of Steam railway museum in Darlington. Saturday sees a rare opportunity to display inside Beamish, while Sunday sees a full-day’s touring of the north of England’s finest scenery, and Monday concludes with a visit to the world’s oldest railway at Tanfield. In between the club, which is renowned for its friendliness and warm welcome, will take refreshment breaks and evening meals and welcomes anyone with an interest in ‘cold war cars’ There is no charge to attend (other than venue admission fees). Full details and joining instructions are on the club’s website at www.ifaclub.co.uk/events Says Events Organiser Richard Hemington: “We are very lucky to secure display space inside Beamish, while our road runs and convivial company are renowned for being good fun. We genuinely offer everyone a very warm welcome.” Adds Club Chairman Mel Holley: “We’re not ‘car snobs’, but simply enjoy our unusual cars and bikes for fun, enjoying the smiles and waves along the way.”

Steve Moses 07949 800132 or Martin Stead 07788 281952

Charing

Hamstreet, Nr Ashford, Kent TN26 2JD

An Eastern Bloc vehicle event in beautiful Staffordshire, based on Stoke-on-Trent and Keele. The weekend itinerary will include a variety of events and a short rural road run.

Florence

The Club is strictly observing all government rules and guidelines so the dates and confirmation may be changed at any time.

richard.crowe@mokeclub.org

From Micheldever to Dachet

A CELEBRATION OF THE FIRST RECORDED MOTORISED CARRIAGE JOURNEY IN THE UK The Ellis Journey is a re-enactment of the journey made in 1895 by the Hon Evelyn Ellis and his passenger Fredrick Simms, they started near Winchester and finished at Ellis’s home in Datchet close to Windsor Castle. The re-enactment follows as near as possible the original route and is an annual event open to Cars, Motor Cycles, Commercial Vehicles and Bicycles manufactured before 1905. ? The Ellis Journey is a fantastic opportunity for drivers and spectators some dressed in period costume to drive their veteran vehicles on a summers day through the English countryside. The spectators with cameras at the ready can witness a moving museum of pre 1905 vehicles, with the noises of very primitive engines as they pass through some of the most outstanding English villages and country side. In the final stages of the route the veteran vehicles will be driving alongside the famous River Thames and passing the site of The Hon Evelyn Ellis’s 1895 home “Rosenau”, finishing with a party atmosphere with Jazz on Datchet Village Green.

Bicester Heritage

Uckfield

between 10am and 3pm

mikeskinner@hotmail.co.uk

Shropshire

the Club is strictly observing all government rules and guidelines so the dates and confirmation may be changed at any time.

richard.crowe@mokeclub.org

Double Tree by Hilton Oxford Belfry Milton Common Thame OX9 2JW

delta038@hotmail.co.uk

South of England Showground, Ardingly, W Sussex, RH17 6TL

Alsace

the Club is strictly observing all government rules and guidelines so the dates and confirmation may be changed at any time.

richard.crowe@mokeclub.org

Kirtlington Village Hall and Sports Field, South Green, Kirtlington, Oxfordshire, OX5 3HJ

12noon - 1700 Hours - Please arrive by 1100 hours

Annual Fete and Dog Show - in 2019 attendance of over 1000 - all vintage vehicles welcome

Tony Brett ( Chairman ) Tel 01869 350625 - 07899 956401

Three Counties Showground, Malvern

For more information, please visit their website.

Snetterton Race Circuit

chair@gccg.org.uk

Dalemain Mansion by Ullswater

The Rose and Thistle Tour takes place on Saturday and visits some of the most interesting roads in England and Scotland. Sunday sees the Cumbria Classic Car Show staged in the spectacular setting of Dalemain Mansion by Ullswater. As well as the usual club stands, autojumble, and hundreds of cars we will have arena action, autotests, motorsport display, a trade area, craft stalls, entertainment and toy and produce stalls. This year we are have three featured marques: Cobra, MG & Toyota and there will be specific classes and club spaces for them. In view of the current COVID situation we won’t issue entry forms until such time as we are reasonably sure that it will be prudent to go ahead. If you would like to be place on the mailing list, please email: contact@wigtonmc.co.uk stating whether you want Rose & Thistle, Club, Individual or Trade entry forms. We look forward to seeing you in August!

contact@wigtonmc.co.uk

Caernarfon

the Club is strictly observing all government rules and guidelines so the dates and confirmation may be changed at any time.

richard.crowe@mokeclub.org

Salisbury Livestock Market, Netherhampton, SALISBURY Wiltshire SP2 8RH

assemble 9.30am for move off 10.30am

Details: A relaxed event for all types of commercial vehicles over 20 years old. Route approximately 65 miles. Entry fee £3 for members [£5 for non-members] Late Entry Fee: Members £5 [Non Members £10]

Mary Bailey 07518 071 092 m.bailey1950@btinternet.com

Hamstreet, Nr Ashford, Kent TN26 2JD

Southport Beach

National Motorcycle Museum

South of England Showground, Ardingly, W Sussex, RH17 6TL

116 Old Road, Farsley, Leeds, LS28 5DH

7.15pm

A tour of the canals of England and Wales starting and finishing in Leeds. Join us for a Pie & Pea Supper with an illustrated talk by John Holroyd, embracing the historical and scenic aspects of our early transport network. This is a ticket only event and tickets at £8.95 each, including supper, are available by post from FoPR, Cambridge House, Calverley Lane, Bramley, Leeds, LS13 3LR (cheques to FoPR please, and include an SAE), or phone John on 0113 2570371 or e-mail pudseyroller@yahoo.co.uk Please let us know if you’d like the vegetarian option. Venue has a licenced bar.

Dundee Museum of Transport

10am

Come and dream of summer with our classic camper day. Entry still available or arrive in your camper for half price entry to the museum.

irene hallyburton: irene@dmoft.co.uk

The Headlam Hall Country Hotel Darlington DL2 3HA

guy@hero-era.com

Starting from Central Car Park, Warminster, Wiltshire BA12 9BT

09:30am

A Road Run of approximately 70 miles. Open to commercials of all sizes and types, including military and public service vehicles, aged 20 years and over. Newer vehicles at the discretion of the organisers. Sorry no agricultural or construction vehicles. Assemble from 09:30 for move off at 10:30, to end with a static display in the afternoon at Crockerton shopping Centre, just outside Warminster

Mary Bailey: m.bailey1950@btinternet.com

British Motor Museum, Gaydon, CV35 0BJ

5pm to 8pm

France, Andora, Spain, Portugal

guy@hero-era.com

Drive It Day 2022

The Fat Lamb Country Inn, Cumbria

All weekend

Using the Fat Lamb as a base the Wolseley Register members will be driving circular road routes into the Yorkshire Dales, the Lake District and Westmoreland Dales. On Drive it Day itself the members will be visiting the Lakeland Motor Museum.

chairman@thewolseleyregister.com

Barcelona - Madrid - Santander

info@rallytheglobe.com

Bibury

11am to 2pm

Drive It Day is a highly-regarded fixture on the British motoring calendar, and has been running since 2005! At The Classic Motor Hub we invite you to join us on April 24th 11am-2pm in creating awareness of classic cars and supporting the historic vehicle movement to keep transport heritage on UK roads. We will also be joining the FBHVC in raising money for Childline, so please bring cash to donate on the day! As usual, attendees will be in the fine company of many other cars and motorcycles, their owners and The Classic Motor Hub team. As well as the wide variety of vehicles joining us, we offer full access to our award-winning showrooms, whilst our Hub Coffee House and Shop is stocked with a great selection of automotive gifts and memorabilia. There’s always something exciting to see and plenty of conversation to be had with like-minded folk over a coffee, slice of cake or a bacon roll. This event is strictly pre-book only. In order to comply with health and safety guidance, no visitors will be allowed entry on the day without pre- registering. Tickets are per car/motorcycle, rather than per person. This event is for classic/vintage/interesting vehicles only. If you would like to come in a vehicle that does not fall into these categories, please contact us to be put on the reserve list. Any registrations received that do not qualify will be refunded!

Castle View, Helston Lane, Windsor, Berkshire, SL4 5GG

10am – 3.30pm

DO YOU OWN A CLASSIC VEHICLE? DRIVE IT TO CASTLE VIEW WINDSOR ON ‘DRIVE IT DAY’ AND SUPPORT THE NSPCC • Sunday 24 April – coffee and cakes available from 10am – 3.30pm • Open to those participating in the national Drive It Day event run by the Federation of British Historical Vehicle Clubs • Coffee stop at Castle View, Helston Lane, Windsor, Berkshire, SL4 5GG • To join in, drivers can purchase a ‘Drive It Day’ car plaque from just £10 at https://www.driveitday.co.uk/shop For those with a treasured classic car, National Drive It Day is one of the first opportunities after the long winter to get it out for a run, and Castle View is providing a ‘coffee stop’ for participants to build into their itinerary. Just a mile from the centre of Windsor, and easily accessed from the M4, Windsor Great Park, Legoland and Ascot, Castle View will be open to participants of the event, and those keen to look at some classic cars. “As great classic car enthusiasts ourselves, we thought it would be fun to host a coffee stop for anyone in the West London, Berkshire, Buckinghamshire and Surrey areas to get their old vehicles out. There’s no knowing what sort of vehicles will be here on the day, but we are hoping to have a London Routemaster bus, a Masey Ferguson tractor and an assortment of classic sports and saloon cars,” says Robin Hughes, CEO of Castle View. National Drive It Day was created by the Federation of British Historic Vehicle Clubs (FBHVC) in 2005. It is the occasion when historic vehicle enthusiasts and the public at large have the opportunity to celebrate the One Thousand Mile Trial organised in 1900 to prove the viability of the new invention, the motor vehicle. It’s also a chance to raise awareness and support amongst the public for the historic vehicle movement and keeping transport heritage on UK roads, while also raising funds for the NSPCC’s Childline.

clarke@lawsonclarke.co.uk

Towcester

The 2022 Hagerty event season starts with a special 100-car Drive It Day run to the Hagerty sponsored Bicester Heritage Scramble event, taking place on Sunday 24th April, with TV Wheeler Dealer, Mike Brewer. Mike will participate in the event driving a classic Porsche, meeting fellow drivers and guests for cars and coffee at Hagerty’s Northamptonshire Headquarters before heading to the sold-out April Scramble at Bicester Heritage. Starting at Hagerty’s UK Headquarters near Towcester, just a few miles from Silverstone circuit, there will be an opportunity to enjoy 100 classic vehicles in a cars and coffee environment before drivers assemble to head towards the Hagerty-sponsored April Scramble at Bicester Heritage. Upon arrival, Hagerty will provide private on-site parking for the entire day. While the April Scramble event is already sold-out, Hagerty, a sponsor of Bicester Heritage Scramble and Scramblers events, will guarantee entry to all Drive it Day run participants making this a unique opportunity for classic car enthusiasts who may have missed out on a ticket. 100 drive slots are available, providing each entrant with free tea and coffee, entry to the sold-out Bicester Heritage Sunday Scramble, and all-day Hagerty private parking. Drivers may also donate £10 to the NSPCC by purchasing a Drive it Day run plaque when registering. Places are strictly limited to 100 cars, and will be offered on a first come, first served basis. Those who reserve a place will receive an email to confirm their entry. To register for a space, drivers must complete a form. Please see here: https://app.smartsheet.com/b/form/138550bf3fcd4d6f8150d438f5b8ab55 Drive it Day is an annual event organised by the Federation of British Historical Vehicle Clubs which was first introduced in 2005. Drive It Day remembers the 1000 Mile Trial, originally organised by the Royal Automobile Club in 1900, which started in London and followed a route through the UK before heading back to the capital.

Engine House Cafe, Padstow

9.15am

We will meet at The Engine House cafe for breakfast at 9.15 for a 10.15 departure which should get us to Padstow at around 11.15. I have reserved parking at Padstow, alongside the harbour and as usual this area will be coned off for us. If you do not want to eat a breakfast, then just turn up in time for the 10.15 departure. I have also arranged with the Padstow lifeboat committee to have their shop open on the day and for collecting buckets to be placed near our cars. If we could encourage people looking at our cars to put a little cash in the buckets this would be a big help. Please contact Dave Fry to book your place

Dave Fry - thtc@hotmail.co.uk

British Motor Museum, Gaydon, CV35 0BJ

Reserved parking in front of the Museum will be available for those vehicles taking part in Drive It Day and visitors are welcome to view the vehicles outside or pay to enter the Museum and café. Pre-booking is advised as it offers best value, participants can use the discount code ‘DRIVEITDAY’ to receive £2 off Museum entry or pay full price and get an annual pass at no additional cost. British Motor Museum Members, Premium Members and Annual Pass Holders enter for free.

01926 895300

Bicester Heritage

9am to 4pm

Ticket only Event Join us from 9am until 4pm, as we open the doors to Bicester Heritage, and explore the best-preserved WW2 RAF Bomber Station in the country. Our April Scramble promises you the chance to experience historic motoring at its best, through a curated display of classic cars, open workshop doors and lots of surprises for the family along the way. Family and dog friendly, the Scramble is a wonderful way to while away the weekend hours in the company of some spectacular machines, in a COVID-compliant setting. Don't forget, our ever-popular Autojumble will be back in the Hangar too, offering a range of automotive memorabilia and delights. INTERESTED IN ATTENDING AND DISPLAYING YOUR VEHICLE?

Chiddingstone Castle, Hill Hoath Road, Chiddingstone, Kent TN8 7AD

11am to 4pm

Meet fellow enthusiasts and swap motoring stories and admire a fabulous collection of classic cars. Park your motor on the lawn with Chiddingstone Castle as your backdrop. All historic marques welcome (pre-1980). All classic cars will be guided on to the lawns (subject to ground conditions). Things to do on the day: Enjoy the scenic drive through the beautiful Kentish Countryside to get to Chiddingstone Castle - We can all make a huge difference to Childline by supporting Drive It Day with official 2022 Rally Plates raising funds and awareness for such a valuable charity. Park on the lawn and enjoy discounted house entry and the grounds - secure your special parking and visit the house with its intriguing collections. Wander the enchanting grounds, lakeside and woodlands. Bring along additional classic car passengers and receive discounted house entry. Sit down to a cream tea and much more in the Tea Room & Courtyard. By a cream tea now or on the day. Bring your blanket and chairs to watch and listen to Live Jazz at the Orangery 2.30pm to 4.30pm. The highly-acclaimed Kent Youth Jazz Orchestra will perform familiar jazz and jazz-funk numbers for your delight. Tickets £12 adults £5 Under 18s. Buy now or on the day.

start -Teal Café, London Road, Sevenoaks, Kent, TN15 0RS

8.30am onwards

We have been invited to join our friends in the Southeast region for this year’s Drive It Day, for a drive through The Garden of England. The day starts with a breakfast meet at The Teal Café between Hildenborough and Sevenoaks. The café is conveniently located just a few hundred metres from the Hildenborough/A225/B245 junction on the A21, itself only 5 miles from the M25 at junction 5 (Sevenoaks/M26). The Teal Café is rapidly earning itself a great reputation locally for serving high quality, locally sourced food. Leaving the Teal Café, we wend our way through the Kent countryside and head to the Romney Marsh Wartime Collection at Brenzett, arriving there in time for lunch and leaving plenty of time to enjoy everything the museum has to offer. RAF Brenzett opened in September 1943 with two Sommerfeld tracking runways and was originally home to the Spitfires of 122 Squadron. The museum itself is in what had formerly been the Women’s Land Army barracks and displays a variety of planes and other second world war memorabilia. The drive is around 45-50 miles on mostly single carriageway A and B roads. Brenzett is then an easy 11-mile A road drive from the M20 at Ashford. Event registration So that each venue can ensure adequate staffing levels and food orders, members wishing to join us for this event are required to register by Friday 8 April. You can register by email, to Graham, with an indication of how many will be in your party. Information for the day Breakfast Teal Café, London Road, Sevenoaks, Kent, TN15 0RS. Please arrive between 8.30 & 9.00am. The café is opening earlier than usual to accommodate us. Please park in the gravel car park to the right of the café as you look at it - to the north of the building. A menu is available on the Food and Drink pages of their website. Drive Details of the route will be provided. Of course, you may prefer to follow your satnav for the quickest/most direct route. Lunch/afternoon The Romney Marsh Wartime Collection, Ivychurch Road, Brenzett, Romney Marsh, TN29 0EE The Dispersal Hut Café at the museum offers a selection of teas, coffees, sandwiches, cakes, cream teas etc. Entrance to the museum is £5 per head (£4 concessions) with last admission at 3.30pm, an hour ahead of closing time. Dogs are not permitted at the museum, with the exception of guide dogs. Further information about the museum can be found on their website. The museum is a charity and run by volunteers.

Graham - southeastgd@gccg.org.uk

National Motorcycle Museum, Coventry Road, Bickenhill, Solihull, B92 0EJ

8.30am to 5.30pm

This year’s new “Ride it Day” is taking place on Sunday 24/04/22, and The National Motorcycle Museum is supporting the event as offering ourselves as a “destination point”. All you have to do is purchase a “Ride It Plate” from www.driveitday.co.uk/shop and ride to the museum on the 24th of April to meet up with fellow participants. Not only this, but by taking part you will be supporting Childline, who are the event’s chosen charity. Supporter Carl Fogarty stated “‘Last year people from the motorbike community came together and helped raise over £40,000 for the NSPCC’s Childline Service by taking part in the annual Drive It Day. For the first time ever, we now have our very own Ride It Day. This April, you can buy a Ride It Day Rally Plate for just £10.00 and ride out with friends, or join an organised event, and once again help support vulnerable children and young people across the UK. Visit the FBHVC website for more details on Drive It Day or head to www.driveitday.co.uk/shop today to order your rally plate and to sign up to take part this April. Let’s get these children the support they need and raise as much money as we can for Childline!”

Dalemain

11am to 2pm

Drive It Day Cumbria is run by Wigton Motor Club and vehicle owners are invited to come to Dalemain between 11 and 2 on Sunday, April 24th. DID raises thousands for charity and The Cumbrian one is in aid of Blood Bikes and Hospice At Home (West Cumbria). Car owners are asked to give £5 per car on arrival, all of which will go to the charities. The Dalemain mansion and gardens will be open, and food will be served from the barn. Dalemain is a mile south of Rheged on the A592. The event is open to all types of vehicles, cars, buses, lorries and motor bikes.

info@wigtonmotorclub.co.uk

The Runway Visitor Park, Old Wilmslow Road, Altrincham, WA15 8XQ

9am to 4pm

The event will be between 9am and 3/4pm, and cars will be placed in front of the iconic Concorde Hangar for display. If you wish to attend in your historic vehicle please contact Alison Blacow on 07933 801162

07933 801162

Lincoln

9am-10am start @ The Ivy Farm Shop. PE20 3NG

Starting @ The Ivy Farm Shop. Swineshead. PE20 3NG. 9am- 10am. Road run to take you to the Bomber Memorial Centre Lincoln. LN4 3HQ. Food available but must be booked. 2.courses £14.95. per person. 1.course £10.95 per person .includes Tea/Coffee.also free entry to the Exhibition Hall. You may do the visit only. Forms available @ baxtersa1944@gmail.com

shirley ann baxter: baxtersa1944@gmail.com

Glasgow - Prestwick

1100

Run from Glasgow Southside to Prestwick sea front. The Glasgow Moggies will be joined by the Scottish Branch of the Morris Minor Owner’s Club. Other marques welcome to participate.. See website for full details.

John Emley: info@glasgowmoggies.com

Ace Cafe London to Brighton

arrival 8am - drive off from 9am

The first event from the Mark 2 Golf Club Owners Club based in the South East. Heading out from the iconic Ace Cafe, Ace Corner, North Circular Road, Wembley, London NW10 7UD. Purchase your Drive it Day plate in aid of Childline (www.driveitday.co.uk), and join us to drive out from Ace Cafe to Brighton.

Callum Smitherman: smitherman@live.co.uk

Baldock to Moggerhanger

09:30am

An hours drive through North Hertfordshire and Bedfordshire to Moggerhanger Park.

Richard: editor@lgccvcc.co.uk

Llys-y-Fran Reservoir Pembrokeshire

9am - 10am

A 60 mile road run for all classic vehicles starting from Llys-y-fran reservoir Pembrokeshire at 11-15am, preceded by a show for all entrants( arrival between (9-10am) It is essential that all entrants pre register with the club secretary prior to 19/4/22, giving name and vehicle registration No .B/fast available at start to be bookable with registration. Finishing at Dinefwr Parc Llandeilo. Carm's . A bucket collection will be taken on the day in support of NSPCC Childline

Peter Badham: pccclubsecretary@gmail.com

Meet at Knavesmire Road York YO23 1EX

Meet at 9.30 am leaving at 10am

Meet at Knavesmire Road York YO23 1EX For a short Drive to Sherburn AeroClub. Non Members welcome

Gary Cammiss: garyc430@googlemail.com

Dundee Museum of Transport

10am

Visit the museum for a fun day out and the opportunity to get up close to a wide variety of vintage and unique vehicles. Take part in our raffle in aid of Childline

irene hallyburton: irene@dmoft.co.uk

Transport Museum Wythall

10am until 4pm

Welcome to Wythall on Drive-It Day. Join us for a drive by or longer stay. Car and driver free, passengers pay the normal £7 entry fee. Free bus rides in the day and cafe/shop open for light refreshments.

Denis Chick: motorclubs@wythall.org.uk

Cherished Vehicle Insurance Services ,2 Birch Court, Blackpole Road, Worcester, WR3 8SG

9am

Drive It Day® is a great occasion, and this is the first Drive It Day hosted by Cherished Vehicle Insurance Services. Our suggested route starts at the Cherished Vehicles Insurance Services office and takes us to the Woodshed at Eastnor Castle, where we welcome to you enjoy a complimentary warm drink on us and to celebrate Drive It Day® with like minded enthusiast.

Ian Arthur: Cherished.vehicle@aplan.co.uk

NT Upton House, Edge Hill, Oxfordshire

14:00

This year, the Club is organising it's opening run to Upton House (NT). Anyone wishing to see BSA cars or meet their owners is welcome to find us there.

David Daniel: Treasurer@bsafwdc.org

Brooklands Museum, Weybridge, Surrey

10am to 5pm

Celebrate ‘Drive it Day’ and the best of British manufacturing at Brooklands Museum’s British Marques Day (all-marque) event. There will be a host of British built vehicles, from the pre-war Alvis, Norton and Sunbeam right through to the latest Jaguar model, as well as a full-range of MG models. This year will have a special display featuring Singer road and racing cars, including the three 1934 Singer Ladies Team cars, all of which raced at Brooklands. See action on Test Hill, and club displays around the site with traditional British fayre in the Café. Purchase your ‘Drive it Day’ plate in aid of Childline at www.driveitday.co.uk Reserved parking (in front of) on the Museum site will be available for those vehicles taking part in ‘Drive It Day’, and visitors are welcome to (view the vehicles outside or) pay to enter the Museum and café. Access is through the Campbell Gate off Brooklands Road (the B374) for those with ‘Drive it Day’ plates only. Visitor parking will be in The Heights off Wellington Way or in the main visitor car park (at Mercedes-Benz World). Please follow the brown road signs and temporary parking signs. Booking tickets • Events are always popular, so we advise you to book your entry tickets in advance to guarantee admission.

Brooklands Museum Events: info@brooklandsmuseum.com

British Motor Museum

10am

It doesn’t matter if you're part of an organised club event or just having a run out on the day, all vehicles, British or not, are welcome - be it a car, commercial, military, bus, motorbike, scooter or tractor, just bring it along and be part of the national Drive it Day - raising funds for the NSPCC's ChildLine. The Museum is offering discounted entry for all those that pre-book and turn up in a classic - be it veteran, vintage or a modern classic – all are welcome! Reserved parking in front of the Museum will be available for those cars taking part and you are welcome to just view the vehicles outside or pay to enter the Museum and Cafe. Please note that 'On the Day' entry prices are more expensive

British Motor Museum: enquiries@britishmotormuseum.co.uk

Wantage Oxfordshire OX12 9LJ

10am until 3pm

We are open from10 till 3 on drive it day we have over 60 Porsche and other cars on site We will have music , coffee , cakes and a hog roast on site all day we would love to welcome people on drive it day

Steve rogers: steve@maundrells.co.uk

HAMPSHIRE

9.00 AM

Boundless by CSMA – Classic Vehicle Group DRIVE IT DAY RUN IN MID AND SOUTH HAMPSHIRE Sunday 24 April 2022 This CVG run will follow a new route in Hampshire, passing through some of the best countryside in the South Downs National Park. Starting in mid Hampshire, convenient for A3 and A31, there will be a selection of breakfast options, and after a short briefing cars will head northwards through small towns and villages with interesting buildings and historical associations, before arriving at our first visit. This will be Bill Rawles Classic Cars, the restoration, servicing and bodywork specialist at Bishops Sutton, with emphasis on traditional standards and very high quality and performance. Tea, Coffee and workshop tours provided and opportunity to view projects in progress and for valuable discussion with classic experts! We will then turn southwards on country roads through the Meon Valley to Bishop’s Waltham, with its ruined medieval Bishop’s Palace, riverside, and open spaces, restaurants and coffee shops, before passing through the Forest of Bere and reaching our final destination. This will be Fort Nelson, a huge complex constructed in Victorian times to counter possible French invasion, but never actually used, except as an anti-aircraft establishment in World War II and in its present armoury collections role. The Fort looks out for miles across the City and Portsmouth Harbour, and the sea views will be breathtaking if the weather is kind to us. We will be able to park within the grounds, view the barracks, guardroom, tunnels and ramparts and the very extensive collections. Entry fee will be £42 per car and two occupants (£46 non-members), to include: Tulip Roadbook, FBHVS Childline Drive it Day Rally Plate, Tea, Coffee, Juice and Biscuits at the Start and at Bill Rawles, plus parking fee at the finish (entry to Fort Nelson is free). boundless by CSMA members and other visitors contact Chris Laver, email chris@whitesands82.co.uk, mobile 07377460415 for details and entry forms

Chris Laver: chris@whitesands82.co.uk

UK

John Brigden

Surrey and Hampshire

9:30am

Fancy a drive to Balls Cross, Hurtmore Bottom and Willey Green? Perhaps we'll have a spot of lunch at the Blue Bell Cocking, followed by a flowing drive past Stoner Hill to Farleigh Wallop? Join us on the 30th April for a bit of a drive and a laugh. Itinerary and map: https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/1/edit?mid=16zfaJFqlEEHrD19tjwTzazCPFtvvs4lA&usp=sharing 9:30am Normandy Common Car Park GU3 2BP - 25 minute drive via Willey Green and Balls Cross to: 11:00am Woodcock Bottom (Photo opportunity - meet on Avenue Road, Grayshott) - 30 minute drive to: 12:00pm Lunch The Blue Bell, Cocking GU29 0HU (I have tentatively reserved 6 places - bring your own sandwiches and join us for a lemonade if you don't want to eat there) 1:00pm depart the Blue Bell - 60 minute drive via Stoner Hill and Farleigh Wallop to: 2:30pm Audley's Wood Hotel Bar, RG25 2JT (No reservation - just a coffee) - 40 minute drive to: 4:45pm Cock-a-Dobby, Sandhurst GU47, then on to Sandhurst Memorial Park (Pistachio's GU47 9BJ) Head home at your leisure.

Andrew Mulheirn: wiki@the289register.com

St Joseph’s Academy Kilmarnock KA3 7SL

10am to 3.30pm

The Ayrshire Classics Car Club annual show is back to its usual date of the first Sunday in May. We expect to see over 150 classic cars displayed on the hard standing of the academy car park. Our definition of a classic car is that if you think it’s a classic, then it is. We seek to promote both the classic car movement and the spirit of friendship that goes hand in glove with it. The event will be opened by the Provost of East Ayrshire and he will also present trophies at its conclusion. For more details, please look at our website.

Ronnie Johnston: vitalspark379@gmail.com

King George V Playing Field, Watford, England

Gates open 10am

To commemorate the founding of Scammell Lorries Limited and the move from Fashion Street in Spitalfields, London, to Tolpits Lane, Watford. The Scammell Register is holding a celebration of Scammell products. We intend to celebrate all things Scammell; the lorries and all associated Scammell products. All Scammell products are welcome. For example Drops (engineered at Watford) AEC Militant MK3 Recoveries (bodied at Watford) etc: As well as the gathering on the playing fields, which will be open to the public Sunday 1st May 10am – 4pm there will be a road run leaving the playing fields at 4.30pm. This is a one off free event to celebrate the Scammell legacy. It would be really great to have as many Scammells and Scammell products as possible back in Tolpits Lane, Watford – to celebrate the 100th Birthday of Scammell Lorries Limited.

Nick Steggel: info@scammellregister.co.uk

Haynes Motor Museum, Sparkford, Somerset, BA22 7LH

8am - 12pm

Started in January 2015, Haynes Breakfast Club runs on the first Sunday of each month at Haynes Motor Museum and brings together like-minded motorcar enthusiasts to meet and share their automotive passion and enjoy breakfast.

Hetty Everest: hetty.everest@haynesmuseum.org

British Motor Museum

10am

This is one of the biggest events in the calendar for Land Rover fans and families. The Show boasts hundreds of these cars and also gives you the opportunity to explore the fabulous car collection inside the Museum. This year we're excited to welcome Jaguar Land Rover Experience who will be giving you the chance to experience their Land Rovers in action over daunting obstacles designed to showcase Land Rover technology and capabilities. We will have live commentary led by Dave Barker, talking to the clubs and hearing all about the stories behind their cars. As a special treat on Saturday, Emrys Kirby, well-known Land Rover journalist will host workshop talks about the Land Rover Stage Two Register vehicles. Also at the show is a selection of trade stands where you will find clothing, models, tools and accessories. Inside the Museum, you will see plenty of famous Land Rovers on display including our showpiece ‘HUE 166’ AKA Huey – the first Land Rover ever produced. You won’t find that photo opportunity anywhere else in the world! Families will enjoy the ‘Mini Me' kids trial with mini vintage and modern Land Rovers touring around the show arena. There will be live music from 'The City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra Symphonic Six' on Saturday and vintage trio ‘My Favourite Things' on Sunday. Head to the Museum's Junction 12 Café for hot meals, treats and refreshments or enjoy ice creams and burgers outside.

British Motor Museum: enquiries@britishmotormuseum.co.uk

Dundee Museum of Transport

10am

Join us at the museum for a fun day out and the opportunity to view a wide variety of vintage and modern lorries.

irene hallyburton: irene@dmoft.co.uk

Great British Car Journey, Unit 4, Derwent Works, Matlock Road, Ambergate, DE56 2HE

09:00 am

Owners of Austin’s of any generation are invited to join us at Great British Car Journey on Sunday May 8th to celebrate the centenary of both the Austin Seven and the Austin Twelve. Anyone arriving in an Austin will be entitled to half price admission, so please get friends, relatives and anyone you know with an Austin involved! Pre-war Austin owners are eligible to go on a 35-mile run taking in some of Derbyshire’s most glorious countryside and there will be a lunch stop at a location which will provide a further treat for car enthusiasts AND music lovers. You can enter this run free of charge, online here: https://bit.ly/38x1CON Participants will receive a commemorative plaque, free tea and coffee and a slice of a special “Birthday Cake” which will be cut at 3:30 pm. We aim to have over 100 Austin Sevens at Ambergate on the day and we will have all the Sevens from our collection and the recently donated Austin 12 outside on display. Participants on the run will be encouraged to join this activity and we will take donations for the NSPCC and Childline which are the beneficial charities from this year’s Drive it Day on April 24th. Hopefully the sun will shine all day from dawn to dusk and a great time will be had by all.

Jason Jones: jason@greatbritishcarjourney.com

British Motor Museum, Gaydon, CV35 0BJ

5pm to 8pm

Start..... John O Groats

Start at 8.30am

A road run from John O Groats to Lands End has been planned by myself over the last two years. The run will be a scenic road run on A and B roads, total distance will be approx 1100miles and take seven days. At the moment we have six Model 'A' cars to do the full run and twenty-eight cars joining in on different sections as we travel south. There will also be visits to different places on each day. This will be a leisurely drive covering 150 to 180 miles per day.

Bob Collett: r.collett449@btinternet.com

Spain & France

john@bespokerallies.com

Calne, Wiltshire

From 08.00-09.30 until 15.00

This is the Rotary Club’s 6th Annual Calne Classic Car Run. Between 8am and 9.30am on Sunday 22nd May one hundred Classic Cars will meet and drive off from Calne Leisure Centre Car park. Calne Lions will provide breakfast butties as drivers set off on a fascinating 75 mile run through the beautiful Wiltshire countryside. There is to be an interesting stop at Berkeley Castle with the drive finishing at Dorothy House near Bradford on Avon. Further support on the day will be provided by Rotarians and a great team of volunteers, the event will be a true community effort. The car run features VIP Teddy Bears and much loved dogs in some of the cars. The proceeds will go to Dorothy House Hospice Care and other Rotary Charities. We would like to thank everyone involved and wish them a safe journey’. The event is still looking for more drivers and Kate Tompkins of the Rotary Club of Chippenham said “If you have a classic car, bike or other vehicle come and join us for a great day out and to raise money for some great causes”. For further details and entry forms please visit: www.chippenhamrotary.org, facebook.com or by email calnerotaryclassicrun@gmail.com

Eddie Sims: calnerotaryclassicrun@gmail.com

Didcot Railway Centre, Didcot Oxfordshire, OX11 7NJ

9am until 4pm

Following a break during the pandemic, the Didcot Railway Centre Transport Rally in conjunction with the Great Western and Thames Valley Omnibus society would like to invite any vehicle owner to the rally. Exhibitors can enjoy free bus rides around the Oxfordshire countryside, access to Didcot Railway Centre (steam and diesel train rides) and other attractions to be advised.

Roger Orchard: roger.orchard@didcotrailwaycentre.org.uk

Three Counties Showground

It is with great pleasure I can announce this year we will be launching a brand-new event with the overarching aim to gather as many classic cars, bikes and vehicles as well as like-minded people together in one place. 2022 will be Her Majesty the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee and this seemed like the ideal opportunity to bring everyone together to celebrate our cars, our bikes and vintage and classic vehicles as well as having a fun filled gathering of music, food and entertainment – with a difference. We present – SUMMER CLASSICS the PLATINUM JUBILEE SPECIAL – Bank Holiday Weekend, Saturday June 4th – the only date for the diary in 2022! Summer Classics will be more than just a classic car gathering, it will feature classic cars, motorbikes, WW2 vehicles and a static Spitfire and Hurricane as well as lots more – but that’s just the start of it. We will feature a dedicated VIP Paddock area and a live ‘Parade Road’ where the public can see and hear up close some very special cars and bikes moving around the event ground. Once the final lap of the Parade Road has been completed we will transform it into ‘Jubilee Street’ for the UK’s longest ‘Jubilee Street Party’ a 300m long celebration. We really want people to feel ‘part of the event’ and to have that ‘Jubilee Celebration Street Party’ feel – Dressing up is optional of course! Alongside all of this we will have dedicated club areas, a live auto test to see and be close to the action, live music by local bands and a mixture of food options and various picnic areas – and weather dependant we will have a unique fly past by the Lancaster Bomber of the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight (timing to be advised on the day). OUR CHARITY PARTNER We are proud to announce our charity partner BBC Children in Need with a Pudsey Bear joining us on the day and alongside this our association with Sporting Bears and their ‘Dream Rides’. There will be more information as we continue to further build the event and we will be sharing any up and coming news on our Facebook page, Instagram and website as we move closer to the date so please keep an eye on www.summerclassics.co.uk for more details. Camping is available Friday and Saturday evening so why not make it a weekend to remember. We look forward to seeing as many FBHVC as possible at ‘Summer Classics’ 2022

info@summerclassics.co.uk

Klondyke Mill, Draycott in the Clay, DE6 5GZ

10am-4.30pm each day

Admission £5.00/1.00 10 am to 5 pm Saturday and 10 am to 4 pm Sunday This event coincides with the Platinum Jubilee of HRH Queen Elizabeth II. Visitors and exhibitors are welcome to dress accordingly. Exhibits will include large and miniature steam engines, tractors, commercials and classic and vintage cars. There will be stalls and hot and cold refreshments available on both days

Liz Greenwood: web.nsctec@tiscali.co.uk

Shangri la Hotel, Mongolia

guy@hero-era.com

British Motor Museum, Gaydon, CV35 0BJ

British Motor Museum

10am

This is the main event of the year for owners of Metros, classic Minis and modern MINIs to come together. We welcome hundreds of these popular cars every year to make a fantastic display outside the Museum. We even have a chance for you to get competitive with competitions and awards such as a concours and Show’n’Shine to enter. There's plenty for families to get excited about too! Don't miss the mesmerising Mini Stunt Shows from Stunt Drive UK - a real crowd pleaser. If you, your parents or grandparents owned a Mini or Metro, the displays are sure to bring back a sense of nostalgia. Head to the Junction 12 Café for hot meals, sweet treats and refreshments or enjoy ice creams and burgers outside. Tickets for the show include entry to the Museum and Collections Centre, giving you the chance to see over 350 more cars from our fabulous collection. Inside, you will find some of the historically important milestone vehicles such as the last Rover 100 produced, signed by almost 1200 people involved in Metro production. Also there will be the very first Mini ‘621 AOK', the very last classic Mini produced at Longbridge ‘X411 JOP' and the Monte Carlo Rally winning Minis of 1964, 1965 and 1967 for you to see.

British Motor Museum: enquiries@britishmotormuseum.co.uk

Haynes Motor Museum, Sparkford, Somerset, BA22 7LH

8am - 12pm

Started in January 2015, Haynes Breakfast Club runs on the first Sunday of each month at Haynes Motor Museum and brings together like-minded motorcar enthusiasts to meet and share their automotive passion and enjoy breakfast.

Hetty Everest: hetty.everest@haynesmuseum.org

British Motor Museum

10am

This is a rare opportunity to reminisce and remember the heavy vehicles that used to roll along our roads. The display ranges from vans such as Ford Transits, Morris Minors and J Types, to lighter lorries from Austin, Bedford, Dodge and Ford Thames to heavier lorries such as AECs, Atkinsons, ERFs, Fodens and Leylands. Don't miss the large commercial vehicle related autojumble where a bargain or vital spare can be found as well as photos, brochures or models of your favourite commercials. 2022 marks the Shelvoke and Drewry (SD) centenary and we want to celebrate by gathering SDs at the show, if you're interested please contact Peter Johnston on 07860 868967. Tickets for the show include entry to the Museum and Collections Centre, giving you the chance to see over 350 more cars from our fabulous collection. Inside will be two large Indoor Model Shows, organised by Ashley Coghill and the National Association of Road Transport Modellers. Over 160 tables will showcase kit and scratch-built models of commercial vehicles and landscapes. Every year, we are joined by clubs such as the Foden Society, Morris Commercial Club, Morris J Type Register, Post Office Vehicle Club, REVS and the Transit Van Club. Why not join our show display? Show supporters Kelsey Media will be here with a number of their titles including Classic & Vintage Commercials, Heritage Commercials and Vintage Roadscene. *Please note Sunday 12 June is 1 of up to 5 exempt show days a year. Members can visit for free but Annual Passes and promotional vouchers are not valid.

British Motor Museum: enquiries@britishmotormuseum.co.uk

Stonehurst Family Farm and Motor Museum , Mountsorrel , Leics LE22 7AA

10am-4:30pm

1922 is the Centenary of the launch of the iconic Austin Heavy 12/4 . We hope to have 100 cars for 100 years at the event , which will have official and unofficial rallies of Austins making their way to Mountsorrel on Saturday 11th June , culminating in a rally there on Sunday 12th June . We have a press release available .

James Gosling: chairman@vintage-austin.co.uk

Solton Manor Haverfordwest Pembrokeshire SA62 5QL

10.30am-4pm

A one day classic vehicle show catering for cars, motor bikes, tractors, commercials ,static engines and military vehicles. For the benefit of local charities, usually around 400 entries

Peter Badham: pccclubsecretary@gmail.com

Stockwood Park, Luton, LU1 5NT

10.00-1600

It takes place on Sun 12th June at Stockwood Park, Luton. LU1 5NT it is the largest rally in the area and we are in our 31st year now. All profits go to deserving local charities. Entry forms and trade entries can be found on our website, www.cvpg.net/lft-book-here/ Thank you Martin Wood Sec. Chiltern Vehicle Preservation Group |

Martin Wood: martjwood@aol.com

Ypres - Prague - Bucharest - Istanbul

info@rallytheglobe.com

British Motor Museum, Gaydon, CV35 0BJ

5pm to 8pm

Saumarez Park Castel Guernsey GY5 7UJ

Open to Public 11.00am until 17.00pm

Entry to Show and to exhibit any Classic (or by invitation Modern vehicle) is free but a £5 charge per vehicle applies to public car park behind the venue. This is a local Judges choice show not a concours or best restoration/original event. Classes include Best 1940's through to Best 2000's, Best Military, Best young (under 21) owner, Best motorcycle (3 classes), Best commercial vehicle and Best Club member. The Best in Show vehicle and Best in Show Motocycle are picked by a local Dignitary. There are also children's entertainments, Trade and charity stands, extra food trailers and arena entertainment.

Contact Flipper 07781430831 Or flipperville@hotmail.com

Braxted Park Estate, Witham, Essex.CM8 3EN

8am-4pm

FREE classic car & motorcycle show. Family attractions, rare and interesting vehicles, food served all day. See Peter Best website for further details.

Stephen Best: stephen.best@peterbestinsurance.co.uk

Dundee Museum of Transport

10am

Are you a proud motorcycle owner? Or, just a fan of motorcycles? Either way, be sure to come along when motorcycle owners from across the region will be showing off their vehicles at the museum. Half price entry to the Museum for anyone who arrives on a motorcycle.

irene hallyburton: irene@dmoft.co.uk

MARPLE to BUXTON

09.00am - 15.00PM

Peaks & Dales Charity Run – Sunday 19th June 2022 Classic and Vintage cars and a few vintage motorbikes, Peaks & Dales run. In past years the event has been a great success and in addition to enticing a number of people and their beloved vehicles out for the day, it has raised money for our chosen charities. This year's charity is the 'Peak District Mountain Rescue Organisation'. You will have the choice of a long route (70+) miles or a shorter route (50 approx) miles which both start in Memorial park , 09.00am - 10.30am Marple near Stockport and take you on an adventure around the scenic Derbyshire Peaks & Dales (with the occasional excursion into surrounding counties) and finish at the Pavilion Gardens in Buxton 15.00pm where participant's vehicles will be on display. The entrance fee for the run is £17 and includes the following: Free tea & biscuits at start point (Bacon baps will be available for a modest price) Route pack, including an easy to follow tulip route and rally board A navigator's scroll and small memento Breakdown back-up both routes Free for the public to come and watch the cars at Marple or Buxton. For more information please contact Margaret ; Tel: 0161 427 1363 or Email: chris.parr67@ntlworld.com

Margaret Tel: 0161 427 1363: chris.parr67@ntlworld.com

Gonerby Grange Ln, Belton, Grantham NG32 2LN

guy@hero-era.com

HAMPSHIRE

9am to 5pm

An official Armed Forces Day event to Remember the Fallen and the Falklands 40th Anniversary. Classic military vehicles are welcome to join a convoy from Southwick House, PO17 6EJ. Starting at 10am and arriving in Basingstoke, RG22 6PG at noon. Featuring veterans, special guests, full motorcycle escort and support from communities along the route. Static displays welcome in Basingstoke at the convoy destination. This is a free to the public event 9am to 5pm at the Milestones Living History Museum. Subject to final funding we hope to offer refreshments to vehicle owners. Fundraising for the Royal British Legion Riders Branch

Patrick Kempe: patrick.kempe@btinternet.com

Finishing Southend on Sea

09:00

A 50 mile driver through the lanes and villages of Essex. From Fairlop Waters Country Park in Ilford to Jubilee beach in Southend, (or straight to Southend if you feel your vehicle won't make it). Free entry to S.E.V.C.V.C members, non-members £5, £10 on the day. Application form is available through the website

Roger Petheram: sevcvc@gmail.com

Great British Car Journey, Unit 4, Derwent Works, Matlock Road, Ambergate, DE56 2HE

17:00 - 21:00

GBCJ GATHERING - All Makes Welcome Come and join like-minded car nuts to see what the Great British Car Journey and the Great British Car Club is all about at our first “Gathering” on Thursday 30th June - Open to all car enthusiasts and owners. We will be serving food and drinks from The Filling Station café from 5pm to 9pm and Thornbridge Brewery will be attending with an outdoor bar (closes at 8:30pm) The Collection will be open to view from a distance (Audio Visual guides will not be available on the night) There will be prizes for “British Car of the Night”, “Foreign Car of the Night” and “Pre-War Car of the Night”. All makes and models welcome…with their owners! Entrance to the Gathering is £5 per car and is redeemable against Adult Entry into Great British Car Journey and Membership of Great British Car Club. The Club now has more than 400 members and a full programme of Club events. Great British Car Club is affiliated to Motorsport UK and the Federation of British Historic Vehicle Clubs. Use this link to book your tickets: https://bit.ly/GBCJGathering

Jason Jones: jason@greatbritishcarjourney.com

Matching Green, Essex, CM17 0PZ

11-4pm

A great family day out, arena, stalls, children's entertainment, BBQ and beer tent. Profits go to local charities, free to park although donations and show guide sales help keep the show going. Public parking separate to Classic and Sports car parking, no set time to stay although car movements on site are kept to a minimum for safety.

Gus McKie: g_mckie@hotmail.com

Haynes Motor Museum, Sparkford, Somerset, BA22 7LH

8am - 12pm

Started in January 2015, Haynes Breakfast Club runs on the first Sunday of each month at Haynes Motor Museum and brings together like-minded motorcar enthusiasts to meet and share their automotive passion and enjoy breakfast.

Hetty Everest: hetty.everest@haynesmuseum.org

Uckfield

Uckfield Revival – an event usually organised by Uckfield Town Council in October – is to be amalgamated with the Uckfield Festival Classic Car event. The event this year will be called the Classic Revival Vehicle Show and is scheduled to take place on Sunday 10 July on Luxford Field in Uckfield. There will be a maximum of 120 vehicles allowed on the field this year which is a slight increase on last year’s Covid’s restriction. Due to outstanding demand in the past, it will be first come, first served for space on the field, but the car parks adjacent will be FREE to park all day. This year due to the high cost of putting events on i.e., insurance etc there will be a voluntary minimum donation of £5.00 (or more if you wish!). This will be collected on the day.

ufclassicrevival@gmail.com

ADWELL HOUSE, THAME, OX97DQ

12pm to 5pm

This is a very relaxed classic car event in Oxfordshire just off the M40 exit 6. It should appeal to many classic car enthusiasts. We hope you will organise a team to come and ask other clubs

tbr@birchreynardson.com

British Motor Museum

10am

This is a must-see for any fans of classic British marques. We have a huge variety of vehicles on display covering everything from Morris Mini Minors to Rover 800s. Explore the show and meet like-minded people. This is the show where you can examine every panel and bolt on an Austin Maxi and not worry about being judged for it! We will have a ‘Show and shine' open to any vehicle on display. Don't forget, Museum entry is included with the show ticket giving you access to see over 350 classic British cars in the Museum. 2022 marks 60 years of the Austin/Morris 1100/1300 and we want to celebrate by getting as many Austin/Morris 1100/1300s to join us. We are also holding the Austin Counties National Rally at the Museum this year where they hope to have over 40 cars to see. Don't miss the special Abingdon Works Motorsport Celebration of BMC/Leyland ex-Works race and rally cars, joined by other makes, from the period of Historic and Classic Marathons. Up to 50 cars are expected including a 1964 Spa-Sofia-Liege Healey 3000, the Aaltonen/Ambrose 1962 RAC Rally Mini Cooper '977 ARX', London-Sydney and World Cup Rally Landcrabs, Triumphs, MGs, Fords and Hunters and even 'Puff the Magic Wagon', Austin Maxi 'MCE 7G'. Several well known personalities, associated with the cars, will be in attendance. This is organised by the Historic Marathon Rally Group and Mini Cooper Register. In addition, we also welcome the TR Drivers Club who will hold their National Rally here on Saturday 9 July.

British Motor Museum: enquiries@britishmotormuseum.co.uk

England

john@bespokerallies.com

British Motor Museum, Gaydon, CV35 0BJ

5pm to 8pm

Lavender Line, Isfield TN22 5XB

10am - 4pm daily appx

This will be the first Humber event in 2 years due to Covid. The Club AGM will be held on Saturday, with main attendance on Sunday. We welcome all enthusiasts of Humbers, Rootes, and other classics to join us.

Allan Barnes: international@humber.org.uk

British Motor Museum, Gaydon, CV35 0BJ

10am - 4pm

The Rootes Archive Centre Trust (RACT) are holding their first Rootes Heritage Day at the British Motor Museum at Gaydon on Sunday 17th July 2022 and hope to attract a wide cross section of Rootes and later models to the event. Working in conjunction with the events team at the British Motor Museum the Trust hope this will become an annual event at this superb venue attracting both individuals and club rallies along with many traders of Rootes parts. Entry can be booked via the British Motor Museum website: Rootes Heritage Day (britishmotormuseum.co.uk) Exhibiting vehicles entry costs £9 for a driver and passenger and includes access to the Rootes Heritage display area, the Museum and the Collections Centre so offers great value for money.

Dundee Museum of Transport

10am

Join us at the museum for a fun day out with friends and family. Emergency vehicles, old and new, from the Fire Brigade to the Coast Guard.

irene hallyburton: irene@dmoft.co.uk

British Motor Museum

10am

Come and see a great variety of pre-1995 vehicles with Ford engines including Anglias, Capris, Cortinas, Escorts, Fiestas, Granadas, Model Ts, Zephyrs and Zodiacs. The Capri 280 Group are celebrating their 35th Anniversary here and forming the largest gathering of Capri 280s since their production decades ago in Germany. Sarah Crabtree (known for her appearances in the Bangers and Cash TV series) will be here as their guest of honour. For more details, click here. Don't miss the live displays and commentary in our Show Arena and be sure to check out the post-1995 Ford vehicle display nearby. Looking for the vital parts to complete your restoration project? Visit the trade stands with spares and accessories on offer. 2 events & Museum entry in 1 ticket: Tickets for this event will also give you admission to the Rootes Heritage Day, taking place alongside the Old Ford Rally on Sunday 17 July. We’re celebrating all kinds of Classic Rootes Group vehicles - whether that’s the pre-70s cars such as Hillmans, Humbers, Singers and Sunbeams or the later Chryslers, Simcas and Talbots. Don’t forget the commercial vehicles such as Commers, Karriers and Kew Dodges too. You have the added bonus of seeing over 350 more cars inside the Museum including a 1955 Ford Popular, a 1968 Ford Anglia and Lady Penelope’s FAB1 Ford from the 2004 Thunderbirds film. Also inside will be a large display of hand-built Meccano models from The Midlands Meccano Guild and a trade area with diecast models, vehicle brochures and photos.

British Motor Museum: enquiries@britishmotormuseum.co.uk

Fire Service College at Moreton-in-Marsh,

Austin 7 enthusiasts from all over the world are expected to attend and it is anticipated that the culmination of the celebration will be a rally of over 1,000 Austin 7s. The venue is ideally situated in the heart of England, with high quality on-site accommodation, firstclass catering, entertainment, and leisure facilities, and extensive grounds with areas that will be set aside for camping, caravans, motorhomes and car trailers. A full programme of activities and entertainments, runs, and displays - for the enjoyment of all generations - will be on offer, making the Centenary celebration an ideal holiday destination for Austin 7 owners and their families.

Astbury, Congleton

From 9am

Rotary-Congleton is planning an exciting day out for all classic car enthusiasts to celebrate our 75th anniversary. I am writing to invite you to join us on Sunday July 24th for our inaugural Classic Car 75 Show. We have secured the excellent Egerton Arms showground, approached from the A34 in Astbury. There is a parking area for the classic cars and plenty of parking space for the general public. We hope to get seventy-five vehicles to take part. Proceeds from the event will support The East Cheshire Hospice. The day starts with cars arriving between 9am and 10am. The Egerton Arms will provide hospitality throughout. All classic car entrants will be invited to cast their Pride of Ownership vote for the top three cars. There will be a raffle, among other attractions. An optional road cruise after lunch will take a suggested 40-mile route through the Peak District, with its wonderful scenery and rolling hills. All vehicles should return to the Egerton Arms before 4pm. At 4:30pm the raffle will be drawn, followed by the Pride of Ownership Award presentation. We have invited local new car dealers to display their latest models. The entry fee of £15 is per vehicle and includes your passengers, a road cruise map, a rally plaque etc., plus the opportunity to win some fabulous prizes. I do hope you will come and celebrate with us for what promises to be a great new classic car day and help us to support a very worthy cause. Entry form from: rodgoodier@gmail.com Kindest regards, Rod Goodier Congleton Rotary Club Secretary

Rod Goodier: rodgoodier@gmail.com

The George Inn, Longbridge Deverill, BA12 7DG

16:00 - 21:00 approximately

Informal static event for commercial vehicles 20 years and older, all types & sizes including PSVs. Other old & interesting vehicles welcome in adjoining area.

Mary Bailey: m.bailey1950@btinternet.com

Exeter / Dartmoor

10am

A run for classic motorcycles, starting at Exeter Quay and going for approx 90 miles over the Dartmoor National Park. Donations will be given to local charities,

ADRIAN EVANS: adrianevans1960@outlook.com

Stratford upon Avon Racecourse

10.00am

Joint venture with lots of Ford cars present from Mk1, 2, 3,4 clubs and Angias and Escorts in abundance. Special year as 60 years since launch of Mk1

Mike Jordan: jordan_wedgwood@btinternet.com

Stratford upon Avon Racecourse

10.00am

National show which is 40 years for the club and 60 years for the Mk1 CORTINA. Start up is on the Friday evening with a road run on Saturday, Traders, lots of Ford Clubs also attending

Mike Jordan: jordan_wedgwood@btinternet.com

Haynes Motor Museum, Sparkford, Somerset, BA22 7LH

8am - 12pm

Started in January 2015, Haynes Breakfast Club runs on the first Sunday of each month at Haynes Motor Museum and brings together like-minded motorcar enthusiasts to meet and share their automotive passion and enjoy breakfast.

Hetty Everest: hetty.everest@haynesmuseum.org

Hooe TN33 9HU

10.00am

Held every year on the first Sunday of August. This year it is the 52 show

COLIN LAKE: colinplake@gmail.com

Wroxton, OX15 6AY

10am-4pm

The archive will be open for viewing and we are expecting many classic Rootes cars to be visiting during the day. Everyone welcome (any make of car too!)

Andy Bye: a.bye@rootesarchive.org

British Motor Museum, Gaydon, CV35 0BJ

5pm to 8pm

Bradford Industrial Museum

11am until 4pm

Jowett Cars were made in Bradford and Bradford Industrial Museum has the largest collection of Jowett cars on public display in the UK. On Saturday 13 August 2022, the Jowett Car Club will be holding its annual reunion at the Bradford Industrial Museum from 11am until 4pm and is open to the public and free of charge. The reunion has been held annually for 36 years and was initiated as a car club gathering and reunion for former employees of Jowett Cars Ltd. There will typically be about 60 Jowetts of all types and eras on display - almost all having been driven to the event. The Jowett Car Club is celebrating its centenary in 2023 and is the oldest one make car club in the world. Each year we are delighted to meet former employees and family members associated with Jowett Cars and Jowett owners, past or present to bring along and share their memories, photos and memorabilia of this pioneering company and its innovative cars. We have photos available from the 2021 Reunion at the Bradford industrial museum.

Michael Smith: my11thousand@me.com

Orchard Park Field, Frampton Lane, Hubberts Bridge, Boston, Lincs. PE20 3QU

10.30 - 17.00

This is the 30th annual BCCC show and exhibitors have free entrance if pre-booked (contact Graham Lunn on the email above or on 07719 996795 to book your vehicle in. Sarah Crabtree (formerly of 'Bangers and Cash' ) has once more, kindly agreed to attend and will present the prizes. There are trade stands, autojumble, hot food, ice cream and a licenced bar on site. Public admission is £5 per person with accompanied children under 14 years free. Music will again be provided by popular local band Betty Swallox. It promises to be another superb show with classic vehicles exhibited anticipated to be approaching 500!

Graham Lunn: glunn1960@gmail.com

Lullingstone Castle, Dartford DA4 0JA

10 am to 6 pm

The PATINA Classic Car Show is a celebration of all our beloved unrestored classic and vintage cars. It is a festival for the unpresentable cars we love and drive regularly. This show is for the beautifully preserved cars that have never been restored, as well as regularly used classics that ooze with patina and character. Even those cars that are limping along and held together by hope and love are welcome. WARNING: This is NOT a concourse event. There will be greasy engine bays. It is recommended you do not wear white linen. Instead, grab a pair of overalls and join the party in the beautiful setting of the grounds of Lullingstone Castle. CALLING ALL CAR CLUBS! We would love to have your club at the show. Car club displays are free for up to 4 cars. There will be a prize for the Most Elaborate Picnic. Sign your club up here: https://patina.events/club-stand/. Submit your car to be one of the 150 displayed within the grounds. Submissions are now being accepted: https://patina.events/submit-your-car/. Show visitors will be encouraged to bring a blanket and hamper and have a relaxing picnic. Awards will be given for Best Preserved, Least Likely to Get Home, Most Elaborate Picnic, and more. For more information or to purchase tickets, please visit the show’s website (https://patina.events/) or email info@patina.events. Sponsors PATINA is looking for sponsors. If you would like to sponsor our first show, please contact Darren (darren@waterlooclassics.com). About PATINA PATINA is presented by Waterloo Classics and SVH Events. Waterloo Classics (waterlooclassics.com) is an enthusiasts classic car club based in London. Waterloo Classics and SVH Events produces events and Track Days in the UK, including the Belgravia Classic Car Show. SVH Events (svhevents.co.uk) organise track days and motoring events for individuals, small groups, and team building activities for companies. Media Contact: Darren Sullivan Vince darren@waterlooclassics.com 07426 903 970 Visual Assets (flyers, banners, logos): https://patina.events/assets/

Darren Sullivan Vince: darren@waterlooclassics.com

Thirsk Racecourse, Station Rd, Thirsk YO7 1QL

10am - 4pm daily appx

Annual Sunbeam Alpine Owners Club National Meeting. Contact Secretary for further details.

Steve Martin: secretary@sunbeamalpineowners.club

Dundee Museum of Transport

10am

Come along from 10am - 4:30pm each day to see some spectacular vintage steam engines and collectors models

Alexander Goodger: manager@dmoft.co.uk

Buckinghamshire Railway Centre, Quainton Road Station, Station Road, Quainton, Aylesbury, Bucks

Opens 10.30am

Vehicle clubs are invited to come along and meet here and display their cars. This is for the special price of £6 per person and you get to enjoy our steaming day as well. Please contact office@bucksrailcentre.org for more information.

office@bucksrailcentre.org

Plough Corner Little Clacton CO16 9HD

10am to 4pm

Clacton Classic Car Show Our show returns to plough corner CO16 9HD. Expect 400 exhibits of cars m/cycles & scooters family entertainment and various traders auto jumblers and good food vendors Trade pitches from £25 Admission adults £5 children under 12 free. Pre2002 vehicles. No booking required Tel Ian 07984854069

Ian Griggs: clactonclassiccarclub@gmail.com

Buckinghamshire Railway Centre, Quainton Road Station, Station Road, Quainton, Aylesbury, Bucks

Opens 10.30am

Owners of any pre-88 vehicles are invited to come and exhibit their vehicles at our biggest rally of the year! Cars, motorbikes, vans, buses, fire engines, bicycles... any pre-1988 vehicle will be welcome! Steam train rides and all the fun of our heritage railway will be on offer as well of course. Please pre-register if you want to exhibit your vehicle by emailing: office@bucksrailcentre.org

office@bucksrailcentre.org

The Polegrove sports ground Bexhill on sea East Sussex TN393EX

10am

A classic and custom car show with about 500 cars 40 plus trade stands and entertainment throughout the day. The show has been going since 2004 and has raised over £100,000 for local charities and good causes. We are celebrating the 120th anniversary of the first motor race in Britain and promoting Bexhill on Sea as the birthplace of British motor racing .

Chris Speck: chris.speck@sky.com

Ace Cafe, London

6pm

Italy

info@rallytheglobe.com

Ace Cafe, London

All Day

Ace Cafe, London

10.30am

Wroxton, OX15 6AY

10am-4pm

The Archive will be open and the whole day will be focused on Sunbeam with displays of classic Sunbeams

Andy Bye: a.bye@rootesarchive.org

Salisbury Livestock Market, Netherhampton, Salisbury SP2 8RH

09:30

A Road Run with a route of approximately 65 miles. Assemble at 09:30 for move-off at approximately 10:30 Finishing back at the Salisbury Livestock Market from approximately 15:00 - 16:00 A relaxed event for all types of commercial vehicles over 20 years old with entries accepted up to the morning of the event (fully completed entry form required).

Mary Bailey: m.bailey1950@btinternet.com

Haynes Motor Museum, Sparkford, Somerset, BA22 7LH

8am - 12pm

Started in January 2015, Haynes Breakfast Club runs on the first Sunday of each month at Haynes Motor Museum and brings together like-minded motorcar enthusiasts to meet and share their automotive passion and enjoy breakfast.

Hetty Everest: hetty.everest@haynesmuseum.org

Spain

john@bespokerallies.com

British Motor Museum

10am

This is one of the biggest truck shows in the calendar and brings over 300 trucks from 1971 to 2001 together, creating a fantastic spectacle at the Museum. The weekend is dedicated to some of the top truck manufacturers including DAF, Scania and Volvo. We even welcome trucks from right across Europe including France, Belgium and the Netherlands. Also, inside the Museum you will find an Indoor Model Show and trade area with a selection of photos, models and brochures. This is a great event for families who are looking for something a bit different for the children. Not only can they look around the wide variety of trucks but you can also explore the Museum, home to over 350 historic British cars. Entry to the Museum is included in show tickets. Head to the Junction 12 Café for hot meals, sweet treats and refreshments or enjoy ice creams and burgers outside.

British Motor Museum: enquiries@britishmotormuseum.co.uk

British Motor Museum, Gaydon, CV35 0BJ

5pm to 8pm

Dundee Museum of Transport

10am

Come along from 10am - 4:30pm each day to see some spectacular buses, get a picture behind the wheel of a bus, and much more!

Alexander Goodger: manager@dmoft.co.uk

Hull

10am - 5pm

Weekend based on Hull celebrating the best of Eastern Bloc motoring. Road runs take in Streetlife museum, Hull, the Humber Bridge, Fisjing Heritahe Centre, Grimsby, and the National Trolleybus Museum, Sandtoft. Details including accomodation suggestion and evening meals (if required) on Club website - all Eastern Bloc vehicles very welcome whether two, three or more wheels!

Richard Hemington: Events@IFAClub.co.uk

Wroxton, OX15 6AY

10am-4pm

The Archive will be open and the whole day will be focused on Lotus Sunbeam with displays of Lotus Sunbeams

Andy Bye: a.bye@rootesarchive.org

Haynes Motor Museum, Sparkford, Somerset, BA22 7LH

8am - 12pm

Started in January 2015, Haynes Breakfast Club runs on the first Sunday of each month at Haynes Motor Museum and brings together like-minded motorcar enthusiasts to meet and share their automotive passion and enjoy breakfast.

Hetty Everest: hetty.everest@haynesmuseum.org

Dundee Museum of Transport

10am

Join us to see Military vehicles old and new. Brought along by local enthusiasts and active service personnel.

Alexander Goodger: manager@dmoft.co.uk

British Motor Museum, Gaydon, CV35 0BJ

5pm to 8pm

The Imperial Hotel Blackpool

guy@hero-era.com

Haynes Motor Museum, Sparkford, Somerset, BA22 7LH

8am - 12pm

Started in January 2015, Haynes Breakfast Club runs on the first Sunday of each month at Haynes Motor Museum and brings together like-minded motorcar enthusiasts to meet and share their automotive passion and enjoy breakfast.

Hetty Everest: hetty.everest@haynesmuseum.org

Birmingham NEC

see website for details

Join us at the biggest indoor show of the season. Fore more information please visit the website. Link below

The Land's End Hotel

guy@hero-era.com

Haynes Motor Museum, Sparkford, Somerset, BA22 7LH

8am - 12pm

Started in January 2015, Haynes Breakfast Club runs on the first Sunday of each month at Haynes Motor Museum and brings together like-minded motorcar enthusiasts to meet and share their automotive passion and enjoy breakfast.

Hetty Everest: hetty.everest@haynesmuseum.org

Brooklands Museum

9am

With over 1,000 Classic vehicles displayed on site, live music and a winter barbeque and other additional food outlets, there will be something for everybody amongst the vast and diverse displays of classics all descending on Brooklands to kick start 2023 in style. Gates open at 9am and Museum buildings and displays are open from 10am-4pm. This year, all cars pre-31stJuly 1993 are invited to park on site. For example, the registration number for this date will have a K prefix e.g. K123 ABC

Rosie Maggs: rmaggs@brooklandsmuseum.com

British Motor Museum

opens at 10:00am

The British Motor Museum will again be the host destination for the International Drive your Triumph Day. To celebrate Captain Black's Birthday. In addition it is the KO of the 100 years of Triumph, and 50 years of the Dolomite Sprint. There will again be a unique Photo Opportunity to park your Standard or Triumph between a beautiful 1934 Standard Speedline and The last Dolomite Sprint off the line. Literally we had from the oldest Triumph in attendance to the newest in the museum! Free to attend the meet, discounted entry to the museum with its 400 British cars and Cafe. Last years event had a special mention on the Global website. Convertable Triumphs dominated last yea, lets see some more Standard and Triumph Saloons especially Dolomites!

Robin Scales: robin.scales@Britismmotormuseum.co.uk

Bridge Classic Cars

6pm-8pm

Back by popular demand, the Bridge Classic Cars Competitions live draw in front of a studio audience on Thursday, 23rd February 2023, taking you back to the era of bell bottoms and disco – the 1970s! Doors open at 6 pm with the live draw of our award-winning and extremely well-known 1972 Rover 4500S taking place at 7 pm. There will be live music from MJ Soul who is one of the best Soul / RnB live performers in East Anglia and beyond. His voice has been entertaining crowds all over the UK for several years and covers a wide range of styles including soul, funk, reggae, R&B, and swing, covering artists from the 70s, 80s and 90s, right up to the current day.

Lily Griffiths: events@bridgeclassiccars.co.uk

Thruxton Motor Circuit

Waiting for confirmation but possibly 9.30-15.00

The Paddock Club are pleased to announce our first Charity Car Show at Thruxton Motor Circuit in aid of Naomi House. If you have a Classic, Sports Car or anything with the WOW Factor that you would like to display on the day please contact me to register. There is no fee for registration, however as all money raised will be going directly to Naomi House, I shall be asking for donations on the day. There will be a couple of familiar faces there, Tiff Needell has confirmed, and I am waiting for confirmation from other current and ex racing drivers, so watch this space. We will be holding a raffle, so bring cash along, as there are going to be some amazing prizes to be won. Thruxton will be opening their restaurant for refreshments throughout the day.

Sian Bloxham: bloxhamsian@googlemail.com

Scotland

08.30am

Three days of classic rallying round the Highlands of Scotland from Coul House Hotel.

John Brigden: john@bespokerallies.com

Hammerwich Cricket Club, Hammerwich, Staffordshire. WS7 0JQ

10.00am - 4.00pm

A meet for all pre-WW2 vehicles. Admission is free of charge but by ticket only, as we will need to know number of vehicles attending because of space limitations. Book in at the e-mail address given, please. The event will raise funds for the charitable work of The Burntwood Lions, and voluntary donations are invited at the entrance

Tim Griffiths: klaxonhoard@gmail.com

Starting from Crockerton Shopping Centre, near Warminster, Wiltshire BA12 8AP

Assemble 09:30 for Move Off 10:30

A relaxed event for commercial vehicles of all types over 20 years old. Route approximately 65 miles Entry fee £3 for members [£5 for non-members] Late Entry Fee: Members £5 [Non Members £10] Entry forms available to download from the website

Mary Bailey: m.bailey1950@btinternet.com

Loughborough, UK

10am

Hi, as a company we host Vintage Vehicle Rallies throughout the year, with individual clubs booking other dates. The events are free to enter both by the car and public. We offer for those who bring a vehicle a privilege rate discount to travel the Steam/Diesel trains on the day if they wish. I'd love if you could make it with your members.

June Masterton: marketing@gcrailway.co.uk

Kenilworth to Coventry

9am

We are doing 5miles from Kenilworth car park abbey fields to the Phantom coach pub in Coventry for are month meet up

Fred Brock: carolinetizick@aol.com

Classic Motor Hub, Bibury, Glos

1100hrs

A visit to the Classic Motor Hub at Bibury for coffee and a chat. Designed for all Bristol car owners regardless of club. If any owners of cars with Bristol 2 litre engines would like to join us, they will be welcome.

Peter Campbell: peter.campbell88@btinternet.com

Cheltenham

8:30 - 17:00

Prescott Speed Hill Climb welcomes the opening round of the British Hill Climb Championships for this fast, spectacular motorsport event. Join us to witness over 180 of the fastest drivers and cars from all over the UK take to the tarmac and reach speeds of over 120mph, in a bid for success at the only Pre-war Motorsport venue in Gloucestershire. Set within a beautiful country estate of over 65 acres, Prescott Speed Hill Climb offers outstanding panoramic Cotswold countryside views combined with unrivalled spectator viewing of the thrill and adrenalin of one of the original forms of motorsport in the world. To know what to expect, check out this Facebook video! https://www.facebook.com/prescottboc/videos/909071773105613 Make this a day out as part of your Drive It Day experience! Refreshments will be available at the event, and you will have an exclusive NSPCC Drive It Day parking area for your vehicle. Rally plates will also be available on the day. Book your ticket here: https://www.prescotthillclimb.co.uk/event-details/british-and-midland-hill-climb-championships-the-opening-meeting (Ticket sales close 18th April) Use Booking Code DRIVEIT23 on checkout – Bugatti Owners Club are supporting NSPCC with this event and a portion of your ticket sale will go to NSPCC. The code will also reserve you a parking space in the NSPCC Drive It Day area.

Emma Hildesley: emma.hildesley@nspcc.org.uk

Drive It Day 2023. Yesterday's Vehicles Supporting Today's Children. National Drive It Day was created by the Federation of British Historic Vehicle Clubs in 2005. It is the occasion when historic vehicle enthusiasts and the public at large have the opportunity to celebrate the One Thousand Mile Trial organised in 1900 to prove the viability of the new invention, the motor vehicle. It’s also a chance to raise awareness and support amongst the public for the historic vehicle movement and keeping transport heritage on UK roads. Please see the website for how to support the event

Castle View, Helston Lane, Windsor, Berkshire, SL4 5GG

10am until 2pm

DO YOU OWN A CLASSIC VEHICLE? DRIVE IT TO CASTLE VIEW WINDSOR ON ‘DRIVE IT DAY’ AND SUPPORT THE NSPCC • Sunday 23 April, 2023 - coffee and cakes available from 10am - 2.00pm • Open to those participating in the national Drive It Day event run by the Federation of British Historical Vehicle Clubs • Coffee stop at Castle View, Helston Lane, Windsor, Berkshire, SL4 5GG For those with a treasured classic car, National Drive It Day is one of the first opportunities after the long winter to get it out for a run, and Castle View is providing a coffee stop for participants to build into their itinerary. Just a mile from the centre of Windsor and easily accessed from the M4, Windsor Great Park, Legoland and Ascot, Castle View will be open to participants of the event, and those keen to look at some classic cars. “As great classic car enthusiasts ourselves, we thought it would be fun to host a coffee stop for anyone in the West London, Berkshire, Buckinghamshire and Surrey areas to get their old vehicles out. There’s no knowing what sort of vehicles will be here on the day, but last year we had a wonderful assortment of over 25 classic sports and saloon cars,” says Robin Hughes, CEO of Castle View. National Drive It Day was created by the Federation of British Historic Vehicle Clubs (FBHVC) in 2005. It is the occasion when historic vehicle enthusiasts and the public at large have the opportunity to celebrate the One Thousand Mile Trial organised in 1900 to prove the viability of the new invention, the motor vehicle. It’s also a chance to raise awareness and support amongst the public for the historic vehicle movement and keeping transport heritage on UK roads, while also raising funds for the NSPCC’s Childline. Castle View is on Helston Lane, Windsor, Berkshire, SL4 5GG

01753 378127

Village Hall and Green, Bodle Street Green, East Sussex BN27 4UB

9.30-3pm

Bodle Street Green FBHVC Vehicle Gathering is Here! Things are coming together well for the annual Bodle Street Green FBHVC ‘Drive It Day’ Charity Day Vehicle Gathering which in 2022 saw just on 250 vehicles and many people arrive in the centre of this sleepy village in East Sussex for a day of events by the village green and hall in 2022. This year David Vaughan has organised some eight model railway layouts and other delights to keep the younger element happy + grownups in the village hall which will be serving a free drink and a piece of cake to all exhibitors sponsored by Peter Love. As well as veteran, vintage and classic cars, commercial vehicles, motor cycles, steam engines, stationary engines and models will also be here. There will be a road run for classic and vintage tractors starting at 10.15am and will return to the site at 1pm. The charity raffle will be drawn at 2.30pm which raised £1,600 for local charities in 2022. As always an entertaining commentary will be provided telling you all that’s going on with interviews with exhibitors and more. There will be breakfast and lunch available from The Cabin on site and across the road The White Horse will be available for drinks and roast dinners. Organiser Peter Love said he will be delighted to see you all here again and looked forward to an even larger entry than last year and hopes more money can be raised for various charities. He added: “Just turn up and book in!” Further details, tel: 01323 833125

peterlove@madasafish.com

Nuffield Place, Bradley Rd, Henley-on-Thames RG9 5RY (National Trust)

From 10am

We love to see historic vehicles at all times - and especially on Drive It Day. Up to 12 cars (and slightly more motorcycles) can park at the front of the house for a photo opportunity. Pre-book to make sure of a place, or simply turn up for Drive It Day.

Rosy Pugh: VSTNuffieldPlace@nationaltrust.org.uk

Chiddingstone Castle, Edenbridge, Kent

11am to 4pm

Join us at Chiddingstone Castle near Edenbridge, Kent between 11am and 4pm on National Drive It Day, supporting Childline - a lifesaving NSPCC service, on Sunday 23 April 2023. Meet fellow enthusiasts, swap motoring stories and admire a fabulous collection of classic cars. Park your motor on the lawn with Chiddingstone Castle as your backdrop. All historic marques welcome (pre-1980) with the official 2023 Rally plates. We can all make a huge difference to Childline by supporting Drive It Day with official 2023 Rally Plates raising funds and awareness for such a valuable charity. All classic cars will be guided on to the lawns (subject to ground conditions). Things to do on the day: Enjoy the scenic drive through the beautiful Kentish Countryside to get to Chiddingstone Castle. Park on the lawn and enjoy discounted house entry and the grounds - secure your special parking now. Bring along additional classic car passengers and receive discounted house entry. Sit down to a cream tea and much more in the Tea Room & Courtyard. By a cream tea now or on the day. Wander the enchanting grounds, lakeside and woodlands and find a spot for your picnic. The historic house and intriguing collections span Victorian rooms and significant objects from Japan, Ancient Egypt, along with Buddhist and Jacobite historic objects collected by the late Denys Eyre Bower. https://www.chiddingstonecastle.org.uk/

Beckie Hood: chiddcastle@gmail.com

Brooklands Museum

10am

Brooklands Museum is pleased to announce that this year's Drive It Day will continue to support the NSPCC's Childline service along with Ride It Day for the Motorcycle Community on the 23rd April 2023.

Rosie Maggs: rmaggs@brooklandsmuseum.com

Highland Farm Cafe, Dingwall, IV15 9TT

Gather from 10:30, depart 11:00

Run in the northern Highlands to a lunch location for MG cars. Please register with Richard (no charge).

Richard Jenner: r.h.jenner@btinternet.com

Headcorn Aerodrome, TN279HX

10am

Classic car meeting for all Classic and interesting vehicles, spitfires flying,parachuting, helicopters, wing walking pleasure flights etc. weather permitting.

Dave: davecoe1@talktalk.net

Atwell Wilson Motor Museum, Calne, Wiltshire

10.00

Gathering of 1100s in the car park of the Atwell Wilson Motor Museum for Drive It Day! All classics are welcome as the car park will be open to others as well. Discounted entry to the museum for 1100 Club members on production of a membership card.

Koren Maddison: info@the1100club.com

Antrim Coast Road to Glenarm Castle for lunch

11:00am

The DSG are joining the Ulster Vauxhall Opel Facebook Group in a run from Portrush around the Antrim Coast Road to meet up at Glenarm Castle for lunch and a stroll through the grounds...all welcome.

Billy Maxwell: minormanbill@hotmail.com

START AT ALTON, HAMPSHIRE

9.00 AM

Classic Vehicle Group Drive it Day Run In Hampshire Sunday 23d April 2023 The Federation of British Historic Vehicle Clubs’ Drive it Day events take place nationwide, providing the opportunity to dust off those cobwebs, and give our classics an early-season test run. The events will again be run in support of the NSPCC’s Childline service. Starting at The Angel, at Privett on the A32 south of Alton, there will be a selection of breakfast options, and after a short briefing, cars will head through small towns and villages with interesting buildings and historical association, and beautiful countryside on the Hants/Surrey borders, before arriving at Bill Rawles Classic Cars for our first visit. Bill has many years hands-on experience with emphasis on traditional standards of excellence, and he and his son, Jack, are well known in the historic and specialised racing world, as well as being experts on more day to day aspects of owning a classic! Tea, coffee and workshop tours provided and the opportunity for discussion with Bill, Jack and / or his staff. We will then turn southwards on country roads through the Meon Valley to Bishop’s Waltham, with its ruined medieval Bishop’s Palace, riverside, and open spaces, restaurants and coffee shops, before passing through rural landscapes towards the Hamble and glimpsing the Solent and Southampton Water as we reach the south coast, before crossing the Itchen Bridge and reaching our final destination of Solent Sky. This is an exceptional museum close to Southampton City centre, and it highlights the impressive role that the area has played in the development of aviation, including Shorts Flying Boats flown and developed from Calshot nearby, as well as an excellent example of the iconic Spitfire also developed locally, and some 30 other impressive planes and displays. Car parking is available outside the museum. Entry fee will be £49 per car and two occupants (£54 non members), to include: Tulip Roadbook, Childline Drive it Day Rally Plate, Tea, Coffee, Juice & Biscuits at the Start and at Bill Rawles, and entry to the museum. (Refreshments available at the finish but are not included in the entry fee). Entry forms available from: Chris Laver, email chris@whitesands82.co.uk, (07377 460415) or Barry Haughton, email barry.haughton@sky.com (07776 263237).

CHRIS LAVER: chris@whitesands82.co.uk

Dobbies Garden Centre, Stirling, FK9 4UF.

10-00am-4-00pm

Why not join in with Stirling and District Classic Car Club, for a leisurely run of some 80 odd miles, with a lunch/picnic stop scheduled en-route. All makes and models of classic cars welcome.

Nigel Macmillan: nigel.macmillan@hotmail.co.uk

South Wales

10.30am

A day out with the South Wales Morris Minors Owners Club driving from Cardiff and the surrounding area to Rhosili

Anthony Coles: Anthony@south-wales-morris-minors-owners-club.co.uk

The Lawn Dawlish

10:00 - 16:00

Open event for Classic and Historic Vehicles. Free to the public visitors. No booking required. Site opens 9:45am Exhibitors can stay throughout or leave the site, on the hour, with a safety marshal escort.

Ray Moore: eastcliff516@gmail.com

Fylde, Bowland, Ribble Valley

10am

St George’s Day Run Lancashire Automobile Club (1902) Ltd will promote a Touring Assembly on Sunday April 23rd, 2023, starting at The Café Lazio at Huntley’s PR5 0UN at 10.00am and having a route of around 107 miles in the Fylde area, Bowland, Ribble Valley and Pendle Hill. The event will finish at Blackburn Northern Sports Club BB1 8QA. The event is open to all Classic Cars and other cherished cars of any age. We have no restrictions on the age of a vehicle. The maximum number of entries is 70. This year the LAC will be adopting the FBHVC ‘Tree-V’ environmental initiative that captures carbon dioxide generated by the entrants, which will contribute to the planting of trees in the UK. Further details, including applications for membership of the LAC contact adrianjohndean1947@icloud.com

Adrian Dean: adrianjohndean1947@icloud.com

Kent, Surrey, Sussex

11.30am

Cars will "rally" in a non timed, non competitive way from their start points in Kent, Surrey, Sussex, to a location near Bough Beech, Kent.

Nick Varlow: nickvarlow@gmail.com

Long Hanborough, Oxfordshire

10:30am

A Museum bus and car will be travelling from the Museum to BMW, Cowley where we plan to stop for photos, then return through oxford passing William Morris's old premises in Longwall St.

Paul Statham: rp_statham@yahoo.co.uk

Meeting Point: The Old Orchard Inn, Galhampton, BA22 7BA

09.30 - 16.00

09.30 Meet for breakfast / coffee at the Orchard Inn, Galhampton, BA22 7BA 10.45 Depart on drive out through beautiful Somerset, Wiltshire, Dorset countryside including the infamous "Zig Zag Hill" Drive out 1 hour 33 minutes / 55 miles 12.30 Lunch at The Kings Arms, East Stour 14.15 Visit to Compton Abbas Airfield subject to re-opening under new ownership Please email and book a place

Barrie March: jagxk8@btinternet.com

Bridge Classic Cars, The Nursery, Main Road, Pettistree, IP13 0HH

11am-3pm

11am – Arrive at The Hangar at Bentwaters, Woodbridge, IP12 2TZ 12pm – Leave in convoy and travel to our workshop The Nursery, Main Road, Pettistree, IP13 0HH 12.30pm – Music from The Buskateers, food from Otis Breading and Suffolk Fried Chicken, The Atelier Bar will be open 3pm – Event to finish

Lily Griffiths: events@bridgeclassiccars.co.uk

Dungannon

1.30pm

This event is organised by local club member Richard Scott and friends.

Sam Carruthers: info@mgocni.co.uk

Halton Turner Brewery, Digbeth, Birmingham.

12:00 - 20:00

Date: 23rd April 2023 (St.Georges Day) Venue: Halton Turner Brewing Co. Digbeth, Birmingham (B5 5NL) Times: Doors 12:00 - Close 20:00 (Bar open post-event) ARCH PARKING PRICES: - £10 Cars (unlimited passengers) - £5 Motorcycles Well it's lovely to finally have a date for your diaries and we can't wait to see you all again! To kick us into Spring good and proper, we will be hosting a Classic Motor Meet under the famous arches of Digbeth where we reside! | April 23rd 2023 | Craft Beer | Classic Cobs, Sausage Rolls, Cake | We have a limited number of spaces under the arches which Classic owners can book in advance to grab their spot to show off their pride and joy to the lovely crowds of Halton Turner! ANY vehicles registered BEFORE 1984 are Clean Air Zone (CAZ) exempt and will be able to make it into the inner ring road to us...(see what we're trying to do here?) ALL Motorbikes are CAZ exempt, so we want to see those old war horses back out on the Streets of Digbeth! Sundays are FREE for parking in the area immediately surrounding the venue, so if you can't catch a space inside - don't panic!! Everyone who books a space will get FREE unlimited Coffee/Tea and a great discount on our Tap Room beer prices. Don't have a car? Free entry for you to come and have a nose! Come and look at how beautiful the motors of yesteryear were and join us in a silent weep when we look at the future of City Centre motoring... Lets have fun whilst we can! Want to know more? Drop us a message on here or throw an email our way: Hello@Haltontunerbrew.co

Scott McNair: hello@haltonturnerbrew.co

Start in Littleborough

1300

We set off from ‘Farneys Yard’ Hollingworth Rd and head to Hollingworth Lake before going down Smithybridge and back through Littleborough. We then climb over Blackstone Edge and descend down Cragg Vale to Mytholmroyd, through Hebden Bridge, Todmorden and finish at The Waggon and Horses in Walden. Here, we can stop for chatting and refreshments etc. Period style dress to match your vehicle is encouraged but optional. All welcome.

Keith Oldham: tillybudhardman8@gmail.com

Bicester Scramble

10:00 AM - 4.00PM

Hosted by Classic Performance Engineering at Bicester Heritage, we will be running our Scalextric track and offering the Back to the Future Race Set to the fasted lap of the day. Surrounded by classics of all shapes and sizes at the Spring Scramble, it promises to be a great Drive It Day. Please note that access to the Spring Scramble requires payment of a site entry fee (pre-book only) with Bicester Heritage at https://bicesterheritage.co.uk/events/april-scramble-2023

Paul Wooding: paul.s.wooding@gmail.com

Blandys Farm, Letcombe Regis, Wantage, Oxfordshire, OX12 9LJ

10:00 AM

On Sunday 23rd April 2023 we will be opening our doors to all members of the public to join us for our first Cars & Coffee event of 2023. Acting as a 'stop off' for the 2023 National 'Drive It Day' we will also be fundraising for Childline. Any donation is hugely appreciated, although not compulsory. On the day you can expect free refreshments (cold drinks/snacks) however we will also have Rock Shack Roadhouse on site with us to serve speciality coffee, along with other sweet treats. Hot food and drink will also be available to purchase on site. On top of that, there are some prizes to be won on the day; 'Best photograph' competition - Upload your photographs to Instagram using the hashtag 'Maundrells' to be in with a chance of winning a GTechniq ceramic coating treatment worth £995! The winner will be chosen and announced via our Instagram on Tuesday 25th April, so don't forget to follow us there. Autoglym will also be present on the day to choose a 'sponsors choice' car with an Autoglym car care kit being the prize, so be sure to stick around for that announcement toward the end of the event. Dogs are of course welcome but we ask they are kept on a lead, water can be provided for them at any time, just ask a member of staff. If you have any questions please don't hesitate to message us and we will answer as quickly as possible. We look forward to welcoming everybody for a pleasant, relaxed day.

Alex Rogers: Alex@Maundrells.co.uk

Sywell Aerodrome

08.30am

Two day regularity event based out of Sywell Aerodrome. At the prize ceremony one lucky person will win a passenger flight in a Spitfire!

John Brigden: john@bespokerallies.com

British Motor Museum, Gaydon, Warwickshire

6pm-10pm

Enjoy the opportunity to hear from some of the best and brightest of Triumph's Design and Engineering team as they give their insights into the history of the legendary motorcycle brand and the thinking that makes it great. You'll also get a glimpse of the future in the form of the TE-1 Electric Motorcycle prototype as the speakers give their perspectives on the technology behind this incredible new machine. Noted Triumph collector Dick Shepherd will be making an appearance, too!  We'll be providing a buffet-style supper, drinks on arrival in our Welcome Gallery and plenty of free time to explore the Museum. It's the perfect time to see the 'History in the Making' exhibition, before it leaves at the end of this month. Don't miss your last chance to enjoy over 120 years of Triumph's history through a collection of legendary motorcycles. Don't delay - tickets for the event cost just £25 each and are available now! Act fast as places are subject to availability. Find out more and book tickets here: www.britishmotormuseum.co.uk/whats-on/an-evening-with-triumph-motorcycles

British Motor Museum: enquiries@britishmotormuseum.co.uk

St. Joseph

Vehicle entry from 7:30am - 9:30am. Show from 10:00am till 4:00pm

Cars on the Campus returns for 2023! As always, there will be over 100 years of motoring on display for the Ayrshire public. "If you think your car is a classic, then it is!" Entries are welcomed from all owners of interesting vehicles who wish to 'show them off' and share their stories with the Ayrshire public. Vehicles can be booked in to the show for a fee of £6 via our website - Drivers and passengers all come free. Club / Group booking facilities are also available on the website. Bookings will open on the 1st of March 2023 and close when the show is full or the show booklet print deadline arrives (generally 2 weeks before the show)

Ronnie Johnston: cotc@ayrshireclassics.com

Leicestershire

08:30

An annual charity run of 75 miles, open to all vehicles, starting in Quorn Leicestershire at the GCR and finishing at the National Trust Calke Abbey. Run organised by North Leicester MG Club.

Colin Readwin: colin.readwin@gmail.com

Apedale Valley Light Railway

1100 - 1600

We will host a wide variety of preserved buses and other historic commercial vehicles. The railway will run steam trains from 1130 to 4pm, and standard fares will be charged.

Simon Lomax: operations@avlr.org.uk

Lancashire

8.00am

The Fellsman is a Touring Assembly for interesting domestic, sports, and classic cars. Signing on commences at 08.00, Café Ambio M6 J36 map ref 97/537822 and finishes at The Village Hall, Knowle Green 103/643382. The route length is 100 miles, the maximum number of entries is 50, and the entry deadline is 01 May 2023. For further details and to apply for membership of LAC, contact Adrian Dean at 07989 343503. The LAC supports Tree-V.

Adrian Dean: adrianjohndean1947@icloud.com

Didcot, Oxfordshire

from 9am

The Great Western Trust based at Didcot Railway Centre are slowly increasing our commitment to detailing the Great Western Railway’s road to rail delivery services, and to that extent we have recently purchased a 1920 Thornycroft lorry, in addition to an ex GWR fire Tender. To help us promote these acquisitions we are expanding our Transport Rally (now called Festival of Transport) to include more commercial vehicles. The details are: Didcot Festival of Transport, Didcot, Oxfordshire – 14th May 2023 Contact roger.orchard@didcotrailwaycentre.org.uk Tel 07963 876435

Roger Orchard: roger.orchard@didcotrailwaycentre.org.uk

Calne Leisure Centre

08.00

Salisbury Plain Drive Ahead for Calne Classic Car Run This is the Rotary Club’s 7th Annual Calne Classic Car Run. Between 8am and 9.30am on Sunday the 21st of May one hundred Classic Cars will meet and drive off from Calne Leisure Centre Car park. Calne Lions will provide breakfast butties as drivers set off. Drivers will enjoy a fascinating 70 mile route through the beautiful Wiltshire countryside and over Salisbury Plain to Southern Quarter of Amesbury, finishing at the amazing Five Zero’s Supercar Barn at Holt. Further support on the day will be provided by Rotarians and a great team of volunteers, the event will be a true community effort. The car run features VIP Teddy Bears and much loved dogs in some of the cars. The proceeds will go to Julia’s House these are Wiltshire & Dorset Children’s Hospices, also other Rotary Charities. We would like to thank everyone involved and wish them a safe journey’. The event is still looking for more drivers and Kate Tompkins of the Rotary Club of Chippenham said “If you have a classic car, bike or other vehicle come and join us for a great day out and to raise money for some great causes”. For further details and entry forms please visit: www.chippenhamrotary.org, facebook.com or by email calnerotaryclassicrun@gmail.com

Eddie Sims 07968983660: calnerotaryclassicrun@gmail.com

West Wycombe and Stokenchurch

7pm and 9:30am

THERE'S SOMETHING TO DO MOST WEEKS! First Saturday Morning at The Walled Garden, West Wycombe. This is an open static meet run all year round. 9:30am Second Wednesday evening Club Run from The Dashwood Roadhouse Meet & run out during British Summer Time. 7:00pm Third Sunday Cars at Coffee on the Green, Stokenchurch This is an open static meet run all year round, . 9:30am Fourth ThursdayHMVC at the Fleur de Lis, Stokenchurch Open static meet during British Summer Time. 7:00pm Coffee & Conrods Every Wednesday Morning, 9:30am @ The Walled Garden

David Banes: admin@hellfiremotorvehicle.club

Newark Showground

10.00 - 16.00

A commercial vehicle rally for all makes of classic truck and bus

Nick Ezra: nick@theezras.co.uk

Going Wild in Wales! Brecon Beacons and more...

0900

Our season opening main event, and our first foray into the industrial and scenic wonders of South Wales. We take advantage of the late May bank holiday weekend for a leisurely but full weekend of Eastern Bloc motoring based on the Brecon beacons. As always, all vehicles with an Eastern Bloc pedigree (and their keepers) are invited to join us for all or part of the weekend. SATURDAY: We start near Cardiff at St Fagans National Museum of History. Over forty original Welsh buildings from different historical periods have been re-erected in the 100-acre parkland. We then convoy up to our base at the historic town of Merthyr Tydfil. SUNDAY: A return trip on the Brecon Mountain Railway takes us into the National Park and along the full length of the Taf Fechan Reservoir before climbing to Torpantau high in the Brecon Beacons. Back in our vehicles, we convoy on a scenic loop taking in some of the best touring routes around the Brecon Beacons including a stop at Llandovery Castle. MONDAY: Starting at Blaenavon Ironworks, this UNESCO World heritage monument was a cradle of the Industrial Revolution. We then convoy a short distance for a group descent underground at the Big Pit National Coal Museum. Interested? Let us know so that we can keep you up to date including timings, routes, suggested accommodation, evening meal reservations and more ... No fees for taking part other than venue admissions. More info, go to events link: www.IFAClub.co.uk Contact / questions: owenburgess21@yahoo.co.uk or Richard Hemington 07736 962572.

Richard Hemington: owenburgess21@yahoo.co.uk

Clocktower Newton Abbot

10:00am - 16:00pm

Static display of 75 cars in the town centre, including tombola stalls, live music from The Liberty Sisters and market in the centre for all. Joint venture with Newton Abbot Town Centre helping to breathe life in to our fabulous little town. To book in go to our website events section www.teignclassics.co.uk This show is a Saturday, always in May & again in September. Fun for all the family.

Jamie Theobald & Alan Perrins: teignbridgeclassics@gmail.com

Lanchester Library, Coventry University. CV1 5DD

1100-1600

LIFTING THE BONNET ON ENGINEERING! A display of Coventry Classic Cars including the Lanchester Archives’ 1932 Lanchester 15/18. A unique opportunity to meet restoration experts and heritage skills providers. We will be ‘lifting the bonnet’ on a range of heritage vehicles, engaging with those who’s knowledge and skills have rescued, repaired, and renovated these amazing cars. Visit a showcase of the amazing work of Coventry university’s automotive, engineering and design courses and a range of other organisations and training providers. You can learn more and access information about the skills that keep heritage vehicles on the road and enjoyed by us all. Join us for a great day and see the inner workings of these amazing vehicles. Chat to those who know every nut and bolt and see the amazing student work that builds on engineering innovation creating a route for the next generation.

Paul Nolan: paul.nolan@coventry.ac.uk

France

12:00

The fourth in Rally the Globe’s popular ‘Carrera’ series of events will take in the array of scenic delights and perfect driving roads that France has to offer. 11 days of river valleys, high mountains, rugged coastlines and enticing vineyards. Expect hotels oozing luxury and character, and plenty of convivial competition along the way. Open to pre-1977 cars, with a separate classification for pre-1946 cars.

Rally the Globe HQ: info@rallytheglobe.com

Fairclough Hall Farm, Halls Green, Weston, Herts. SG4 7DP

11:00am

An annual Car Club Picnic in the lovely rural setting of Halls Green, nr. Weston, Hertfordshire. The event is held on a field of Fairclough Hall Farm, Halls Green, Weston, Herts. SG4 7D. Gates open at 11:00am and close at 5pm. A publicity poster is displayed on our web site. This gives more details and a flavour of the event. We hope to see you there.

David: picnic@lgccvcc.co.uk

Lancashire

10.30am

The Kendal100 replaces the Manchester to Blackpool event, which ran for the last time in 2022. This event revives the spirit of one of the early Reliability Trials from 1904 organised by the LAC’s predecessor the North East Lancashire Automobile Club. The route follows as closely as possible the original route from Whalley to Kendal and returns via the Trough of Bowland using roads from other events from the early days. The route book is a simple descriptive set of instructions in the spirit of the original event. It is a Touring Assembly and all types of cars are welcome including, veteran, Edwardian, vintage, classic and modern cherished cars. The start and finish points are both Mytton Fold, Whalley BB6 8AB. The maximum entry is 75 cars and the entry deadline is 03 June 2023. For more details, including how to apply for membership of the LAC, contact Adrian Dean 07989 343503.

Adrian Dean: adrianjohndean1947@icloud.com

Keynsham Rugby Football Ground, BS31 2WA.

09:00 - 16:00

The All American car show in Bristol

Luke Passmore: luke@allaac.com

Fairlop Water

08:30am

The club's annual pilgrimage to Southend starts from Fairlop Waters Country Park in Ilford. From there you'll head out onto the road and lanes of the Essex countryside, covering approximately 50 miles before dropping down on to Southend on Sea to form up along the Promenade.

Roger Petheram: sevcvc@gmail.com

MARPLE, STOCKPORT, CHESHIRE

09.00

THE PEAKS & DALES CLASSIC CHARITY CAR RUN , SUNDAY 25TH JUNE 2023, Marple near Stockport. This year marks the 25th Peaks & Dales Classic car run, All proceeds will be donated to Hearing Dogs for the Deaf, this years charity. Start in the Memorial park , (08.45am - 11.00am) Marple near Stockport and takes you on an adventure around the scenic Derbyshire Peaks & Dales (with the occasional excursion into the surrounding counties) and finish at Whalley Bridge at 13.30pm where participant's vehicles will be on display. Book beforehand for £17 by completing the application form on the website https://www.hhcvc.com or pay £20 on the day. All proceeds will be donated to Hearing Dogs for the Deaf. Free tea & biscuits at start point (Bacon barm cakes will be available for £2 each),Route pack, including an easy to follow route and rally board,A navigator's scroll and small memento,Breakdown back-up. Free for the public to come and watch the cars at Marple or Whalley Bridge. For more information please contact Richard Burnham ; Tel: 0770-533677 or email ; ric.burnham@sky.com

RICHARD BURNHAM: ric.burnham@sky.com

Peterborough and The Fens + Festival of the Dead (Stamford)

See website for details

Join the Wartburg Trabant IFA Club as we take in the brand new classic car show ‘Festival of the Dead’, being staged at the magnificent Burghley House, near Stamford, north of Peterborough. For those who would like to make a weekend of it, we’ve put together a special event, which you can join for one, two or all three days! The show – on Sunday 2 July 2023 – is a “celebration of car marques no longer with us” – which pretty much includes all Cold War/Eastern Bloc classics, with the exception of, perhaps Skoda… ALL ARE WELCOME – INCLUDING NON-CLUB MEMBERS! SUMMARY: Friday 30 June: Meet from noon in Peterborough for sightseeing, evening pub meal at riverside beer garden Saturday 1 July: Road run to the Fens, visit to Nene Valley Railway, evening meal at Lithuanian restaurant Sunday 2 July: Convoy drive to Burghley House, for display on club stand. Optional visit to house and gardens. Interested? Please contact Mel Holley, memb@ifaclub.co.uk or 07930 391461. Full itinerary and timings will be supplied to participants You must pre-book your own ticket for the Sunday car show (no pay-on-the-day) here: https://festivalofthedead.uk/ Accommodation: There’s the usual choices, but the most convenient is the newly-opened Premier Inn in the centre of town (in the former Police Station), very close the ‘old’ centre and Charters Bar, our Friday venue. It is called ‘Premier Inn Peterborough City Centre’ (not to be confused with ‘Premier Inn Peterborough Hampton’). An alternative would be ‘Premier Inn Peterborough Ferry Meadows’. Also ‘in town’ and convenient for our activities is the ‘Park Inn Peterborough’ (round the back of the museum, see over) FULL DETAILS FRIDAY: Early arrivals can meet at the Coalheavers Arms, Park Street, Peterborough from noon (we can make arrangements for very early arrivals, subject to demand!). Dating from the 1850s, this CAMRA pub’s six handpumps serve Tydd Steam and beers from local micros. Notably, it was the only pub within the city to be hit by a bomb during World War II. The pub almost faced completely destruction and carried on through it in a tale of absolute resilience! On the night of November 16, 1940, the unassuming pub gained the unfortunate distinction of being the only pub in Peterborough to be bombed by the German Luftwaffe. The bomb landed in the cellar but - to the absolute luck of the pub owners - it didn't explode! As the bomb was examined and deemed safe by the locals, in the spirit of the times the owners decided to open the same night and see business as usual. Pubgoers filed in for their beer inside a building that, only moments before might not have existed. In the afternoon, we will take in the delights of the heart of ‘old Peterborough’, once a bustling market town before the coming of the railways in the 1850s, and the birthplace of Sir Henry Royce. There’s the spectacular cathedral (1118-1237), and remains of the cloisters – where Mary, Queen of Scots was briefly interred here having been executed at nearby Fotheringhay Castle and her grave dedicated to ‘Katharine Queen of England’ is in the body of the building for visitors to see. The market square, today pedestrianised, still has its Guildhall (1669-1671) and other period buildings, while around the corner is the city’s museum (on Priestgate – the ancient city still has its main streets named after the ‘gates’ even though the structures no longer stand). The Museum (free entry), includes fascinating collections. The Norman Cross collection is considered to be the largest and finest collection of objects carved by French and Dutch prisoners of war. Interred at a Prisoner of War Camp at Norman Cross, near Peterborough, during the Napoleonic Wars (1797-1815) they include bone, wood and ivory, including model ships, guillotines, needlework boxes, playing cards and articles of straw marquetry. With Peterborough being just off Ermine Street, and a heritage going back to the stone age, there are also displays covering the period up to the Romans. EVENING: We visit the ‘Charters’ floating pub. Built in a former Dutch grain barge, and moored by the Town Bridge, it has a massive selection of real ales, and offers a quality food menu, which can be enjoyed inside (on the top deck) or ‘below stairs’ in the bar. There is also a large beer garden SATURDAY: We meet ‘in town’ for a road run through the fascinating fen country, with a rich history and mix of industry and water management. Our drive takes in back roads to Whittlesey (home of Britain’s last ‘traditional’ brickworks, and the washes – deliberately flooded and used for winter ice skating’ at the point where the river Nene becomes no longer tidal. From here, we follow the route of one of the major Second World War ‘stop lines’ – a series of close-formation pillboxes and defensive structures designed to repel an enemy invasion from the east coast. The best-preserved of these types of features, see how many you can spot! Next we travel across the ‘flatlands’ to enjoy the skyscapes, before climbing to the Isle of Thorney, with its historic Abbey, classic car garage and ‘model village’. A short comfort stop will be made, and those who wish can take ‘Tea at 18’ a small coffee shop. Striking northwards across Morris Fen, we pass through Crowland – a photo stop for its Roman-origin unique triangular stone-built bridge, will be made, while those of a certain disposition can visit the traditional hardware store or family butchers in this small town. Next on the agenda is a trip alongside the 40-Foot River – a massive channel that is elevated above the surrounding countryside. We stop at the point where the river was breached in 1947, flooding the surrounding area. Onto through Market Deeping, another quaint town, we then circle down to arrive at the World Famous Stibbington Diner for lunch. The last traditional transport café on the former Great North Road (now bypassed by the modern – well 1950s – A1) it serves good food and is a regular classic car meet spot. Suitably refreshed, we take the very short drive to pass over an original level crossing (with gates and signalbox) to arrive at Wansford station on the Nene Valley Railway. Until 1959, this was the A1 and the gates closed to road traffic causing lengthy delays. We will have a reserved parking area and you can take a train ride, look around the engine sheds, enjoy the miniature railway, or plunder the bookstalls. In the evening we meet at Kaimas Lithuanian Restaurant for a meal, (five star reviews) and those who wish, may want to continue their enjoyment at the Brewery Tap, a lively brew-pub in the heart of town. SUNDAY: We meet in Peterborough for a drive along specially-selected quiet roads (to avoid the A1) arriving in convoy at The Festival of the Dead. We have our own reserved stand for the club, and you’ll need to buy your entry ticket in advance (£13.55 per car - there’s no pay at the gate), but this does get you half-priced entry to Burghley House and Gardens (featured in The Crown TV series). This is the first time the Festival of the Dead has been staged. Sponsored by Classicline Insurance, proceeds go to the Mission Motorsport charity.

Mel Holley: memb@ifaclub.co.uk

Buckingham Rugby Club Gounds, MK18 1RF

2.00

The Event. This is a social gathering for older vehicles, younger interesting vehicles and Petrol Heads. It is being held in conjunction with the Buckingham Rugby Club Beer & Music Festival. The location is The Buckingham Rugby Club ground; MK18 1RF: map ref sheets 152: 702353. The venue will be open from 12.00 for the arrival and parking of your vehicles. Refreshments and food will be available to purchase. Rally Plaques will be presented to those who enter before 1st June. If you want to park with your friends, please note on your entry form; we will do our best to accommodate you. Entrants get 2 tickets to the Beer & Music Festival.

David Jackson: d.w.jackson@btinternet.com

Kingsteignton, Devon TQ12 3EG

10:00am - 17:00pm

Classic car show on The Oakford Lawn, Kingsteignton, Devon on Sunday 2nd July. Huge display of classic cars, trade stands, tombolla stalls, something for all the family. Exhibitors should book via our website events section www.teignclassics.co.uk. Trade Stalls should book direct teignclassicsjamie@gmail.com . General Public visitors entry is just £2 Adult £1 Kids Under 5s Free. Cash only into the charity buckets. The beneficery of the day will be Kingscare who serve our community.

Jamie Theobald & Alan Perrins: teignclassicsjamie@gmail.com

Best Western Premier Yew Hotel, Kegworth, DE74 2DF

10:00 - 17:00

The 57th Daimler & Lanchester Owners' Club International Rally is being hosted by the East Midlands Branch at and around the Best Western Premier Yew Lodge Hotel in Kegworth, Derbyshire. We have a packed couple of days with excursions and sightseeing and our traditional Sunday rally will be at the Remstone Steam and Country Show at Wymeswold, Loughborough, where we have our own dedicated area showcasing our cars to the audience.

Mark Hooghiemstra: publicity@dloc.co.uk

Lancashire and Yorkshire

08.30

The 31st Annual Coast to Coast Classic Tour. (Morecambe to Sandside). Lots of ‘new’ roads. The event is a ‘Touring Assembly’ and is non-competitive. The Route Book is a simple Tulip type with complete written directions for those unfamiliar with the Tulip format. In addition, there is a simple Concours d’Elegance at the finish. The event is open to all Vintage, Classic and Cherished Cars of any age, there are no restrictions. Start Midland Hotel Morecambe LA4 4BU. Finish Dunsley Hall Sandsend near Whitby YO21 3TL.

Adrian Dean: adrianjohndean1947@icloud.com

Matching Green Essex CM17 0PZ

11:00 - 16:30

A show for all the family, entry to the Green is free although we do respectfully ask you to buy a programme, profits go to running next years show & supporting local charities.The previous 27 shows have always been on the 1st Sunday in July but PLEASE NOTE the 2023 show is the 2nd Sunday in July, 9th JULY

Jon Rome: MGCSCCshow@gmail.com

Adwell House, Nr Thame, Oxfordshire OX39 4AB

9.30am

The Adwell Vintage Vehicle Show is set in the beautiful gardens and parkland of the house. Exhibitors are invited to park up before 11.30am alongside the lakes and in the park for the judging of the various classes including cars, motorbikes, bicycles, commercial and agricultural exhibits. The show opens to visitors at 12 noon. There will be a live band, a brass band, a bar and food stalls and trade stands. A dog show and tank rides in the parkland plus a HUGE Scalextric - so a fun family show for everyone. The gardens are open to all guests and visitors too. To book your tickets go to the website and use the BOOK NOW button for on-line early bird entries.

Katrina Rowton-Lee: katrina@rowton-lee.co.uk

The Elisha Field, Drove Lane, Market Lavington, Devizes SN10 4NT

10:00 to 17:00

This popular event in aid of Wiltshire Air Ambulance and local community projects will have static displays of vintage and classic cars/vans/motorcycles/commercial and tractors, military vehicles, stationary engines, miniature & full-size steam engines and miniature train for kids to ride on. Several car clubs will be having club stands. Wiltshire Air Ambulance fund raising team will be with us, as well as Wiltshire Police and Wiltshire Wildlife Trust. On the Sunday we will have a static display of birds of prey from K&H Falconry, who will also be doing a flying demonstration in the arena. We will have a fantastic programme of arena parades of miniature steam engines, bikes, tractors and cars. There will be gun dog demonstrations in the arena from BASC. The Army Cadet Force Corps of Drums will be with us again performing in the arena. A fun dog show will take place in the arena on Sunday afternoon. There will be numerous trade and craft stalls as well as demonstrations & collectables. Several catering outlets will provide a delicious range of food and Botanico bars will be providing beer, wines and spirits from their converted classic 1976 VW bay window camper van. Children's entertainment will be a bouncy castle, swing carousel, fun house. We have again applied to the RAF for a flypast by aircraft from the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight and the Red Arrows. Free parking. Please approach the site from the south (B3098) only. There is no access from the north. Drove Lane north of the event is unsuitable for motor vehicles.

Ian Myhill: marketlavmeet@gmail.com

Coombe Abbey CV3 2AB

11.00

For those with classic cars and bikes or anything of interest, the Square Wheels club is invited to join in with the successful ‘Festival of Motoring’ starting from Coombe Abbey, Coventry CV3 2AB. At last count, there were well over 120 entries.

Doug Squires: doug@squires-gear.co.uk

North East Scotland

See website for full event details

Join us for a summer adventure to the north east of Scotland, to the land of the silver city, sheep, ginger coos, and Doric dialect fit like. Friday 21 July: Early arrivals will meet from 1pm at Castle Fraser, west of Aberdeen. One of Scotland’s largest tower houses, this 16th Century baronial castle, with extensive gardens and estate, is near to the ancient Pictish Standing Stone. The castle features hidden trapdoors and incredible views from the top of its round tower. Our parking area in front of the castle will provide an impressive photographic backdrop for our vehicles. Evening meal: TBC – we’ll make a group booking closer to the time when we know numbers. Saturday 22 July: A short convoy drive brings us to a relaxing day at ‘Blast from the Past’. This charity event is one of Scotland’s principle shows featuring cars, motorcycles, commercials, auto test, parade laps, and live music. The event is held entirely on tarmac and there’s a large hall should the weather be less than perfect. Individual entry is required – see below for details. Evening meal: TBC – we’ll make a group booking closer to the time when we know numbers. Sunday 23 July: We convoy to the excellent Grampian Transport Museum at Alford, Celebrating its 40th Anniversary, our vehicles have been invited to join their anniversary cavalcade of classic vehicles which will include a 1905 Sentinel Steam waggon. Early afternoon, after the cavalcade, those not rushing home will convoy onwards to the fascinating Peterhead Prison Museum where we will walk the halls and corridors of the former HM Convict Prison Peterhead, the only penal servitude prison in Scotland. Interested? Come for a day or make a long weekend of this great event – all vehicles with an Eastern Bloc pedigree are welcome. Pop an email to: scotlandrep@IFAClub.co.uk and we’ll keep you up to date with convoy routes, timings, meal details, etc. Accommodation: Convoy runs will start from the suggested Village Hotel, Aberdeen, AB15 8PJ which gives easy access to the various weekend destinations. Participants can of course make other accommodation arrangements. www.village-hotels.co.uk/aberdeen More info: Castle Fraser, Sauchen, Inverurie, AB51 7LD. Adult £9.50. www.nts.org.uk/visit/places/castle-fraser ‘Blast from the Past’. Thainstone Centre & Show Ground, Thainstone, Inverurie AB51 5XZ. Participants make own bookings via www.nes-blastfromthepast.co.uk/display-your-vehicle/ . MARK THE CLUB NAME SECTION: ‘IFA CLUB’. Adult entry to this charity event £11.37 per person – a free bacon roll/tea/coffee is included. Grampian Transport Museum, Montgarrie Rd, Alford AB33 8AE. Adult entry £10. https://www.gtm.org.uk/ Peterhead prison Museum, South Rd, Peterhead AB42 2ZX. Adult entry £10. https://peterheadprisonmuseum.com/

James Bagnall: scotlandrep@ifaclub.co.uk

British Motor Museum - Gaydon

10am - 4pm approx

Annual Rootes Heritage Day

Andy Bye: a.bye@rootesarchive.org

Cardigan Secondary School Playing Field

10.00am until 4.00pm

A free to enter show for participants and the public, featuring all marques of vehicles of all ages Vintage, Classic, Modern Classic, Tractors, motorcycles. Trade stands and refreshments

Robert Gibson: cardiganclassiccarclub@gmail.com

Paignton, Devon

10.00-16.30

The show takes place on the North end of Paignton Green alongside the beach and pier. We can accommodate 400 classic vehicles from vintage to modern classics including a limited number of club stands. Entry forms are available to download from our website. We are part of the annual Paignton Festival and all profits are donated to local charities.

Jill Read: towc@outlook.com

The George Inn, Longbridge Deverill, Wiltshire BA12 7DG

15:30 - 21:00

Static event for commercial vehicles of all types over 20 years old. Other old and interesting vehicles welcome in adjoining area.

Mary Bailey: m.bailey1950@btinternet.com

The Friars, Alysford, Kent

10am - 4pm daily approx

Annual National Weekend

Steve Martin: secretary@sunbeamalpineowners.club

Marchwiel, Wrexham LL13 0PF

10am-4pm

Join us on Saturday 29th July 2023 for Wrexham’s BIGGEST motor show! We will be joined by a variety of different cars, bikes, buses, and campervans! From classics to super-charged and thrilling motor displays too! This is a FREE event in conjunction with Wrexham Council. An action-packed day with something suitable for the whole family! For the debut of Wrexham MotorFest there will be an arena full of entertainment throughout the day including Bolddog FMX stunt bikes, a falconry display, stalls, fun activity area, a funfair and lots of car enthusiasts! If you would like to be part of the car exhibition you can register your vehicle on our website https://www.nightingalehouse.co.uk/events/

Fay Lewis: fay.lewis@nightingalehouse.co.uk

Old Palace Green, Ely, Cambridgeshire

10:00am - 4:00pm

The Cambridge and District Classic Car Club is holding a Classic Car Rally on the Old Palace Green, directly opposite the west door of Ely’s historic cathedral, on Saturday 29th July 2023.

Tony Hyde: events@cdccc.org.uk

Stonor Park, Henley on Thames, RG9 6HF

09:00 - 16:00

For 2023 the Giants will be the same fantastic show and now at an exciting new venue, Stonor Park, near Henly-on-Thames. We’ll have the usual stunning mix of American cars, trucks and bikes of all ages. At Stonor Park the show cars will again be arranged by era. Two parades, plus the end of day prize winner’s parade, will show the vehicles at their best. From the early 1900’s to the present day there’ll be something here for everyone.

John Sewell: john@allaac.com

Stonor Park, Henley on Thames, RG9 6HF

09:00 - 16:00

For 2023 the Giants will be the same fantastic show and now at an exciting new venue, Stonor Park, near Henly-on-Thames. We’ll have the usual stunning mix of American cars, trucks and bikes of all ages. At Stonor Park the show cars will again be arranged by era. Two parades, plus the end of day prize winner’s parade, will show the vehicles at their best. From the early 1900’s to the present day there’ll be something here for everyone.

John Sewell: john@allaac.com

Newton Abbot

11:00am - 18:00pm

Mystery " Chippy Tea " with a drive out through the fabulous Devon County, taking in the sceary on our very best A & B roads. You will be given a route plan at the start, and we will all be booked in for Fish n Chips at a top restaurant/ sit in Chippy. We have several stops at points of interest - we list the toilets for you so all you have to do is fill up with petrol, arrive on time and do what we do best get the most out of enjoying your classic car! To join us on the run book in with TeignClassicsJamie@Gmail.com. This is a Free event, just pay for your Fish n Chips.

Jamie Theobald & Alan Perrins: teignbridgeclassics@gmail.com

Chequers Inn, The Street, Laddingford, Maidstone ME18 6BP

11.00 -17.00

The 11th annual Train & Transport social event takes place this year on Saturday 5th August, being held as usual at the 15th century Chequers Inn, Laddingford, Kent ME18 6BP (http://www.chequersladdingford.co.uk) from 11am - teatime. In the marquee will be a large vintage Hornby & Bassett Lowke 0 Gauge model railway layout also Hornby Dublo and Tri-ang TT, members of Bromley ‘Tappers’ group plus a large trade stall and other train related exhibits. In the paddock & car park lots of classic/vintage road vehicles, stationary engines, tractors and/or just about anything interesting that moves and/or turns up on the day. Exhibitors welcome. There is no entry charge but a voluntary collection for the pub's charity will be made. A wonderful relaxed atmosphere with the chance to wonder round the exhibits sampling a pint of one of the pub's selection of real ales, something from the barbecue or enjoy one of the pub's excellent home cooked meals. Something for everyone including a children’s play area. Further details from Terry – 01622 871167

Terry Heaslip: terry@heaslip.me.uk

Gates Garden Centre, Cold Overton, Oakham LE15 7QB

10am - 4pm

Gates Garden Centre is 75 years old and are celebrating with a traditional 1940's style event which is free for everyone to enjoy. There is a funfair, hot air balloon, falconry, 1940's live music, Pimms & Gin, lot's of demonstrations & food and drink to entertain the visitors (likely to be over 2k per day). Our rural location with views across the Gates farmland means we have nice, flat fields for a display and we're hoping for some historic vehicles to join us. Our farming friends would be especially interested in rural vehicles. If you're interested in joining us feel free to email for more information - we'd love to see you on what will be a very special weekend!

Claire Parker & Ali Bailey: marketing@gatesgardencentre.co.uk

Dundee Museum of Transport

10am till 4.30pm

To celebrate 100 years of the Jowett Car Club we have 6 Jowett's on display in Hall 1 for 6 weeks. The exhibition includes club memorabilia, display engines and Jowett artifacts.

Drummond Black: drummond@bryzi.net

Hooe East Sussex

10am

53rd Vintage car and motorcycle show plus lady & vehicle competition- Sunday August 6th 10am- 5pm. Free car park. Arena events, Parades, arena events, Hooe village silver band, lady & vehicle, trade stands and auto jumble. Entrance fee £5.00. Children under-16 Free.

Colin Lake: colinplake@googlemail.com

Victoria Park, Bideford

08:00-16:00

Day show in cooperation with Rotary Bideford Bridge. Cars, Bikes, Commercials etc.

NDFT Contact: info@bidefordbridgerotary.uk

Gloucester City Centre, Docks & Quays

10-5pm

Gloucester Goes Retro will be driving into the city on Saturday 26th August 2023. One of the highlights of the city’s vibrant festival calendar, the award winning Gloucester Goes Retro features over 500 classic vehicles filling the historic City Gate Streets and Gloucester Docks. You will find famous car brands from yesteryear including Aston Martin, Jensen, Bentley, Triumph, Morris and Alvis to name just a few. There are time-honoured vehicles from the turn of the last century through to the Roaring Twenties, from the War Years ( including Military displays at the Soldiers of Gloucester Museum) to the gleaming chrome of the fifties, the iconic designs of the Swinging Sixties and classic sports cars from the eighties. For music and dance enthusiasts, visit the Mariners Square Stage where you can enjoy vintage acts and join in with swing dancing. Also not forgetting Retro on the Water! with Vintage Boats, & much more at the docks, in the Northern Basin! Don't miss all the re-enactors on the day, from Traditional Soldiers to Star Wars Characters! New for 2023 Kings Square - The square will embrace the feel of the 80s and 90s and celebrate the films, TV shows, music and culture of these decades. Vintage cars of the 80s and 90s will be showcased and displayed around the square. A replica of the famous ECTO-1 car from the classic 1980s film Ghostbusters will be on display throughout the day. The Cadillac Miller-Meteor limo-style endloader combination car is a perfect copy of the car from the Ghostbusters film. There will also be a 13ft Stay Puft man keeping an eye over the square. Hopefully the Ghostbusters can keep him under control! Music will be provided by The Music Works and will feature DJ’s playing 80s/90s classics. All are welcome to enjoy this fantastic FREE event, with something for all generations to enjoy!

Kevin Organ: k.m.o@btinternet.com

Hellingly, near Eastbourne, BN27 4DS

9am-5pm

Festival of Transport Show August Bank Holiday Weekend 9am - 5pm all three days. Free Car park. 1,500 exhibits including Steam engines, Agricultural Displays, Arena Displays, Beer Tent & Food court. 100 Trade Stands with autojumble. Kids entertainment with Fun fair. Adults £ 10.00 Kids £ 2.00 Under 5s free. Venue: Broad Farm Hellingly BN27 4DS - www.ehvc.biz

Sharon Winter: sharonwinter@tiscali.co.uk

Apedale Valley Light Railway

1100 - 1600

Classic Cars & Steam Trains day. Steam trains 1130-4pm. Standard fares apply. Chrome and old leather mixes with our gleaming steam engines! Fancy bringing your classic? You would be most welcome, and we are usually judged one of the friendliest and most welcoming venues on the “circuit”. This year, we have the option of a road-run before the show – a gentle run through the Cheshire & Staffordshire countryside. Vehicle owner are, of course, most welcome to simply attend the show without undertaking the road run. The entry forms for both the run and the show will be posted here when available.

Simon Lomax: operations@avlr.org.uk

USA, Canada, Mexico

12:00

Three countries and 38 lines of latitude in 30 days. An extraordinarily diverse 12,000km journey from the vast wilderness and striking landscapes of Alaska to the tropical beaches of the Baja Peninsula in Mexico. An unforgettable voyage of discovery. Open to pre-1977 cars, with a separate classification for pre-1946 cars.

Rally the Globe HQ: info@rallytheglobe.com

Apedale Valley Light railway, Loomer Road, Chesterton

9am

A run starting in the village of Audlem and meandering through the Shropshire, Cheshire and Staffordshire countryside and finishing at the Apedale Valley Light railway. Alternatively you can just bring your car for the show. Steam trains will be running all day.

Dan Warner: danwarner624@yahoo.com

Buckinghamshire Railway Centre

10.30am-5pm

This is our annual Classic Vehicle Show when we usually see around 200 classic cars, motorbikes, commercial vehicles, fire engines and buses filling our car park to the delight of our visitors! Having been a Pre-1978 show for many years, last year we finally upped the age limit to Pre-1988! Visitors and exhibitors can enjoy viewing the stunning range of vehicles on show, but also they can enjoy everything our heritage railway has to offer, including steam train rides, our fabulous railway museum, stunning visitor centre, miniature and model railways and 25-acres of railwayland to explore. Vehicle exhibitors are asked for a suggested donation of £6 towards our running costs (we do this as most of our exhibitors say they like to give a donation) but it is not obligatory! We hope to see some of you at this event!

Louisa Richards: marketing@bucksrailcentre.org

Basingstoke

10.30 approx.

The road run is for Commercial Vehicles only. Non commercial vehicles are not accepted. Entry is by application from and acceptance by The Tornycroft Society Ltd. The run including a mid- run lunch stop is approximately for 50 miles, starting and finishing at the Milestones museum in Basingstoke RG22 6PG . It includes the outskirts of Alton and extreme outskirts of Winchester not including the M3 Trophies are presented for "Best Overall" and "Closest to Original" vehicles at approximately 4pm.

Tim Briston: bristontandm@supanet.com

Salisbury Livestock Market, Netherhampton, Salisbury SP2 8RH

Assemble 09:30 for Move Off 10:30

A relaxed event for commercial vehicles of all types over 20 years old. Route approximately 65 miles. Entry fee £3 for members [£5 for non-members] Late Entry Fee: Members £5 [Non Members £10] Entry Forms available to download from the website.

Mary Bailey: m.bailey1950@btinternet.com

Pailton, Rugby

Daily

Members Only Tour based at Pailton Rugby with daily runs in the area

Alison Tuck: alisontuck625@googlemail.com

Chepstow racecourse

10am - 3pm

Hundreds of classic cars on show Auto jumble and collectors' fair food stall

michaela millard: rafaelfairs@aol.com

Near Scamblesby, south of Cadwell Park, Lincolnshire

09:30 - 18:00

Please join us for our second Lincolnshire Wolds Vintage Hill Climb and classic vehicle display. We are expecting up to 100 pre-1940 cars and motorcycles will tackle our 0.8 mile closed-road tarmac course and we have capacity for several hundred static display vehicles of any vintage. Spectators are free to mingle with owners and get up close to all the cars in the paddock. Well behaved dogs are welcome in the event field but must be on leads. Dogs are not permitted roadside for the hill climb for safety reasons. Professional marshaling is provided by our BMMC volunteers and Mablethorpe and District Motor club We have local band Itchy Fingers to entertain you, plus other musical guests as well as some excellent local food and drink providers. Confirmed are: The Tipsy Imp, Gleesons Good Life, Bensleys Ice cream, Woodshed Pizza, Boxed Drinks with more to add. Parking is free, under 16s are free with a paying adult. £5 for spectators, £35 for a car or bike in the hill climb (must be manufactured before 1940) We have a special offer for static vehicles currently: £5 to park in the heart of the event field with 2 adult tickets for the hill climb. All profits are for good causes (local and international) identified by the organisers: Rotary Club of Louth. See our website for more information and for tickets: https://www.louthrotary.org/ Our Facebook page has extensive photo and video galleries from last year: https://www.facebook.com/LincolnshireVintageHillClimb/ Please get in touch if your club wishes to bring multiple cars for static display: info@lothrotary.org

Alan Curtis: info@louthrotary.org

Bressingham Gardens & Steam Museum, Diss, Norfolk.

08.00 - cars arrival. 10:30am to 17:30 for visitors.

Our 45th annual rally for all Rovers in the picturesque setting of Bressingham Gardens and Steam Museum set in the south Norfolk countryside. Come and enjoy a day out and take a ride on one of the steam trains or "swing" on the gallopers. Maybe a stroll round the famous "Foggy Bottom" gardens is more in your line. Or just enjoy the vast array of Rovers, old and new (ish). Whatever it may be there will be something to keep everyone happy. Open from 10:30am to 17:30 for visitors.

Paul Wilkinson: captwilko@btinternet.com

Ramsey 1940s Camp, Ramsey, Cambs, PE26 2XB

9am to 1 pm

HOT ROD, EARLY FORD & VINTAGE AMERICAN SWAP MEET The VHRA, in association with the Ford Model A and Early Ford V8 Clubs, invites you to join them at their 5th annual Swap Meet. It’s all taking place at the Ramsey 1940s Camp in Ramsey, Cambridgeshire, on the 10th September 2023. BUY, SELL & SHOW: Trading and attending is open to members and non-members alike. As well as the Swap Meet, there will be a show area for pre-63 vehicles. Bring a pre-63 vehicle to trade from and we’ll knock something off the price of a regular pitch. EARLY ARRIVALS & CAMPING: For those that want to arrive early, we’ll be opening the Camp on Saturday at 3pm. Camping is included in your pitch fee, so it’s convenient for an early start on Sunday. Saturday night we’ll be playing some music, the bar will be open and food will be available. Please note that trading is strictly Sunday only. ENTRY PRICES: If you’re a member of the VHRA, Model A or V8 clubs, entry on Sunday starts at just £5 per person, with trading from a pre-63 vehicle at only £15 including the driver. For non-members it’s £7 and £20 respectively. If you’re trading from a newer vehicle, prices start at £25. Full pitch rates and entry conditions are on our website. For further information, go to: www.vhra.co.uk

Neil Fretwell: info@vhra.co.uk

Lanchester Library, Coventry University. CV1 5DD

1100-1600

A display of Coventry Classic Cars including the Lanchester Archives’ 1932 Lanchester 15/18. This a unique opportunity to meet restoration experts and heritage skills providers. We will be ‘lifting the bonnet’ on a range of heritage vehicles, engaging with those whose knowledge and skills have rescued, repaired, and renovated these amazing cars and vehicles. Visit a showcase of the amazing work of Coventry University’s automotive, engineering and design courses and a range of other organisations and training providers. You can learn more and access information about the skills that keep heritage vehicles on the road and enjoyed by us all. Join us for a great day and see the inner workings of these amazing vehicles. Chat with those who know every nut and bolt and see the amazing student work that builds on engineering innovation creating a route for the next generation. If you'd like to exhibit your vehicle at the event, please contact Paul for further information.

Paul Nolan: paul.nolan@coventry.ac.uk

Kempton Steam Museum, Snakey Lane, Hanworth, TW13 6XH

10.30 to 4 pm

Please buy a ticket in advance from the Kempton Steam Museum website, this will also give discounted entry to the museum. Arrive between 09.30 and 10.15 prior to to the main museum opening to the public. There is also a narrow gauge railway to visit on the same site. The musuem is just off the A 316 near Sunbury and the London end of the M3.

David Laing: plrkda12@gmail.com

Stonham Barns Park

9am

Stonham Barns is once again running its massive Classic Car show, we hope you can join us!

Fraser Carson: events@stonhambarns.co.uk

India

0930

Starting fromDelhi we take you over 5 high mountain passes including the highest motoring road in the world, including UmlingLa Pass at 5798 meters (higher than the Base camp of Mount Everest), giving participants bragging rights of a lifetime. This is a pure motoring adventure. Average driving times will be 7 to 9 hours per day, includes time for acclimatization, enroute so a total of about 2,500km of driving through the spectacular scenery of the Himalayas and the unforgettable landscape of Ladakh. You will also have time in the picturesque town of Srinagar in Kashmir. We have selected the best hotels in the area - many of which are 5 star. The roads are good tarmac and you get the camaraderie of a wider rally community.

Rajan Syal: hrmemorialdrive@gmail.com

Road Runs in Derbyshire (Saturday) and Sunday at Crich Tramway Village

See website for details

Red Oktober is back, and back in the Peak District too. Saturday: Those staying over will be based at the Georgian House Hotel, Derby, which made us welcome when we last visited a few years ago. Friday arrivals can enjoy the excellent public bar (a former CAMRA Good Beer Guide entry) and bar menu. From here we’ll convoy out into the Derbyshire Dales and Peak District for a taster of some of the fabulous driving roads and scenery for which the area is famous. There’ll be stops for refreshments and photos on the way. In the evening, those local or staying over can enjoy a group evening meal in the hotel’s sumptuous Georgian dining room. We’re persuading Reg Tubby to entertain us afterwards with illustrated tales of his Trabant-driving debut in north Africa! Sunday: Red Oktober returns for a relaxing day at the ever-popular Crich Tramway Village, for many years the undisputed highlight of the Eastern Bloc motoring year. Our Eastern Bloc vehicles will display along the famous street and throughout the museum. Trams operating on the mile-long track ensure there’s always something of interest, and we’ve been given the green light to hold an Eastern Bloc cavalcade through the village too. Refreshments in the cafe will include an appropriate Eastern European speciality! There’s plenty of covered exhibition space too should the weather be fresh. Interested? Let us know so that we can keep you up to date including timings, road run routes, accommodation, evening meal reservations and more … Book the Georgian House Hotel direct: 01332 349806 – ask for Kaz or Simon and mention Red Oktober when booking, or email: info@georgianhousehotel.info referring to Red Oktober for discounted rate confirming number of guests, nights staying and single, twin or double room (subject to availability). More info at: www.georgianhousehotel.uk. All vehicles with an Eastern Bloc pedigree are welcome for all or part of the weekend. No fees for taking part other than venue admissions. All enquiries, confirmation of interest (no commitment) and Saturday evening meal reservation to Richard Hemington: Events@IFAClub.co.uk Pre-booking Crich is not required – just turn up on the day.

Richard Hemington: events@ifaclub.co.uk

Hammerwich Cricket Club, Hammerwich, Staffs. WS7 0JQ