Each year we are lucky to be allowed to return to Athelhampton House for our big charity fund raising event and we again thank Patrick and Andrea Cooke for hosting
Read Full36 cars and occupants set off for this road run, devised and planned for us by Adrian and Rita Mullins. The route was very picturesque with spectacular views of some
Read FullThis year over 40 members attended with their cars washed and polished. We had a reserved area put aside for us but this quickly overflowed into the general car park.
Read FullSunshine greeted 1020 entrants at the Bank Holiday weekend Wessex Car Show hosted by the Dorset Jaguar Enthusiasts’ Club at Breamore House near Fordingbridge. The 13 vehicle strong club line-up
Read FullAlthough not a 1020 event, many of our members have attended over the years so I am including this entry to try and help popularise the event. This is an
Read FullA packed room for our bank holiday Monday meeting enjoyed a talk from our guest speaker Rob Curtis. His subject this evening covered many old pub signs abd their history,
Read FullMeeting at Phoenix Classics at 10.00 am for an ‘open day’ with complimentary coffee and pastries prior to the run, provided a chance for all entrants to get together ,
Read FullThe majority of the local car clubs entered teams into this annual challenge, this year there were 15 tables of up to 6 players each. 1020 entered two teams, both
Read FullEach year we are invited by Dorset Historic Motor Club to join them at their club night for a light-hearted skittles match. This year I am pleased to report that
Read Full41 members and guests boarded our coach the the Hamworthy Club, we stopped at Rownhams services to pick up four members of the Morris owners club who have often joined
Read FullHoofing down the Stour. ‘Hoofing’ is a marines term for something good!! The trip down the Stour, from Stourhead Gardens to the black house on Mudeford Sandspit in Christchurch Harbour
Read FullA talk and film show on ‘The Life of Donald Campbell’ A very interesting and professional speaker, Phil kept us enthralled with the history of this famous family. The talk
Read Full39 cars set off from the Hamworthy club for a 33 mile through North Dorset to arrive at the Coppleridge Inn at Motcombe for lunch where as excellent carvery meal
Read FullFilm show telling the story of the early days of Morris production at the Cowley factory. The facilities were verging on the primitive compared with today. All operations being performed
Read FullWe are returning to the Walhampton Arms for another of their superb carvery lunches. We will have our usual fantastic raffle with an incredible range of prizes. More details to
Read FullThe Salvation Army bandsmen have confirmed the booking to entertain us again with an evening of Christmas Carols – bring your singing voices with you!
Read FullThe very welcome return of Rob who recently entertained us with his talk on Inn Signs and Dorset Pub Stories. This time we look forward to hearing him speak on
Read FullPlanning is not yet completed – full details will be published as arrangements are firmed up.
Read FullAnnual General Meeting – have your say Join us for our birthday night to celebrate our 33rd year. We shall be running another of our very popular race nights
Read FullThis is our major fund raising day of the year, Not only that, we hope that it is a lot of fun. Once again we have the |New Forest Dixieland
Read FullThis is the last opportunity for volunteers are to give their name and be advised of their duties and time of work slots. Don’t be afraid to offer your help, nothing
Read FullThis run is being organised for us by Adrian Mullins. More details to follow
Read FullThe annual quiz for local car clubs, hosted by DHMC as winners of last year’s competition. We are hoping to enter 2 teams of 6 players and there is still
Read FullOnce again we are invited by DHMC to the Hamworthy Club for the annual skittles challenge. This is a really good fun evening and will start at 8.00 pm. I
Read FullOn occasions, January club night can be a little on the quiet side with everyone recovering from Christmas and New Year celebrations. Not so this year; the room was full.
Read FullAround 80 members joined together for Christmas lunch at the Walhampton Arms and I must say that our hosts Natasha and Andy again treated us very well indeed. The carvery
Read FullUnfortunately the Salvation Army bandsmen were unable to attend club night and provide us with a carol concert. Instead, a “seasonal quiz” was organised. A total of 60 points were
Read FullPlease see below the response from our charities to the presentation of our donations to their funds. Very well done to all members who have helped out during the year
Read FullThis walk at Hengistbury Head started at 11.00 am with around 36 people at the start from the Hiker Café. We were joined at various points on the route by
Read FullBring your MG and let club members see it in all its polished glory. Last year was our first Pride of Ownership night and the award went to Colin Sexton
Read FullA new speaker to the club, with a wide choice of topics, This talk is titled Inn Signs and Pub Stories
Read FullA welcome return of this popular speaker. The title of his talk will be explained on the night.
Read FullWe will have a demonstration of care care and valeting by Wayne Healey
Read Full34 members and guests made the coach journey to Oxford for this visit. Both the bus and Morris museums are on one site and proved to be very interesting. The
Read Full35 cars were booked in for this run, starting from the Hamworthy Sports Club we followed a 30 mile route through Dorset lanes to our lunch venue at the White
Read FullA very well attended meeting for our monthly Club Night. October is the month in which we mark the formation of the club and this is the 32nd anniversary of
Read FullA group of 22 members and guests met at Poole Stadium for a night of Greyhound racing. Preceded by a two course meal the 12 races which followed kept us
Read FullStarting from the Hiker Cafe at Hengistbury Head, a walk around the head. You can sponsor someone or make a donation if you feel inclined. This event has been organised
Read FullThis evenings films shows the Morris factory in the early 1930’s. Prior to the film we will present our cheque to a representative of the Kidney Patients Association. The cheque
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