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Westival 2025, West Moors, Fryers Field, West Moors (entrance via Bond Avenue)
1020 Club Stand – cars must be on site by 11.15am
Free entry but cars must be booked in advance with Chris Adamson
Entry Form:
Epsom Area MGOC annual charity fund-raising Surrey Run which starts as usual at Bocketts Farm near Leatherhead.
A scenic route has been planned covering around 60 miles finishing at the Gatwick Aviation Museum where there will be dedicated MG parking.
The £24 entry fee includes a rally plate, route instructions, entry into the museum for the driver and a passenger and a free entry into a prize draw.
Details and an entry form can be found on the Epsom MGOC website: www.epsommgoc.org.uk
The next 1020 mid-month pub meeting and meal will take place starting at 6pm on Wednesday 16 July at the Lamb Inn at Winkton (www.thelambwinkton.co.uk) near Christchurch.
Thanks to club member Patrick Bligh-Cheeseman who has arranged this for us and will be taking names ahead of the meeting.
Located on the Burley Road between Christchurch and Bransgore the Lamb Inn will be reserving places for us in their car park which is opposite the pub – it is also overlooked by picnic tables and chairs for anyone who just wants to come along for a chat and a pint.
If you want to eat you are asked to contact the pub direct on their dedicated phone number 01305608482 and book seats in the restaurant – tell them you are with the MG group and they will seat us all together on the night.
There is no need to pre-order food or pay a deposit it is order and pay on the night – all they need to know is the number of diners.
Once you have booked in, or even if you plan to just turn-up and have a drink, please contact Patrick either at the July club night or via email (c.patrick@ntlworld.com) to let him know (before 08 July) so he can tell the staff how many cars and people to expect.
If you would like to see the menu in advance please again contact Patrick who has a copy of the up-to-date menu which is slightly different from the one that appears on their website.
Sherborne Classic & Supercar Show, Sherborne Castle
www.classicsatthecastle.co.uk
Proposed new classic car show at Gullivers Farm at West Moors
Classic cars only event. £5 per car entry fee – money going to charity.
Details to come.
British Classic Car night on Poole’s historic waterside quay.
Eligible cars can park for free on the quay from 6pm to 9pm.
Ashley Miller, lead organiser of Classic Cars on Christchurch Quay, is inviting regulars to another classic event he is masterminding on Sunday 03 August.
Picnic in the Park takes place at Woodside Park, Rookes Lane, Lymington, SO14 8FPT.
Exhibitors will be able to arrive from 9.30am, although the official gate opening time is to be advertised as 10am – this is to avoid large queues forming early on. Admission is free and while drip trays are recommended they are not compulsory.
The event opens to the public at 11am with parking for the general public in Ridgeway Lane, SO41 8AA with the gathering planned to close at 4pm
1020 Club Night – 7.30pm Hamworthy Sports Club
Horse Racing Night – place your bets
1020 Annual Garden Party & Picnic, Athelhampton House near Dorchester
‘Britain’s first Eco Country House’
Advance booking £12 per person – provides event entry and access to the gardens plus reserved parking space in individual club designated display areas on the rear lawn. Discounted entry for the House with event programme.
Free goodie bag for the first 70 cars to arrive on the day.
Attractions include: Tombola, Summer Hamper Draw, Rolling Wine Raffle, Jigsaw Sales, Trade Stand, Silent Auction, Cake Stall.
On the day admission £15 per person – this does not guarantee parking in designated club display areas.
More information from: chris@1020mg.org.uk
Entry Form: Athelhampton 2025 – Entry Form
Car Fest South, Laverstoke Park Farm
Details: www.carfest.org
Wings & Wheels at Henstridge Airfield
What was previously the Clayesmore School Classic and Supercar Show has moved location and for 2025 will be staged in the grounds of Canford School (adjacent to the Hamworthy Sports Club) on Sunday 24 August.
Now called the Canford Classics and Supercar Show the organisers are expecting around 600 cars to take part. There will be paddocks for Classic Cars and Supercars plus family entertainment, food outlets and live music.
Entry for accepted exhibitor cars is £15 for driver and one passenger – however the organisers are reviewing all entries before allowing an entry to proceed to check that vehicles meet their ‘exhibition criteria’.
The fee includes complimentary breakfast rolls and hot drinks for two people, access to the ‘Owners Hall’ and ‘Owners Pavilion’ and entry into award categories for the best cars in show.
Cars can arrive between 8am and 9.45am and need to stay on site until at least 2.30pm. The show is planned to finish at 3pm.
Full details and on-line booking can be found at: ww.apertaevents.com/events/canford-classic-supercar-sunday
Verwood Rustic Fayre
1020 Club Night, Hamworthy Sports Club – 7.30pm
Call My Bluff Quiz
Classic Cars and Steam Trains – Norden Junction
1020 Dartmoor Weekender to include the Tamar Valley People and Places Road Run.
Friday 05 September – travel to Wotter – overnight at the Moorland Hotel
Saturday 06 September – local road run – overnight at the Moorland Hotel
Sunday 07 September – participation in the Tamar Valley MGOC People and Places Run – overnight at the Moorland Hotel
Monday 08 September – return drive to Bournemouth.
BOOKINGS HAVE TO BE MADE BEFORE 31 DECEMBER 2024
CONTACT ADIRAN MULLINS – EMAIL: adrianm@1020mg.org.uk
Adrian Mullins has negotiated a special price of £95 per night for a double room Bed and Breakfast (rooms normally about £105 plus £10 for breakfast). Singles £75. The hotel has confirmed if people want longer stays this rate will apply.
A non-refundable deposit is required of £50 by 31 December to book a room for the three nights (option of just Saturday and Sunday) – book direct to the hotel not 1020 – quoting “Mullins MG” party.
Tamar Valley MGOC People and Places Run – Open to all ages of MG and to non-MGs as well. Start and finish point yet to be announced, likely cost £30 per car. Route between 70 and 100 miles.
Individuals have to book for the Sunday Run direct with Tamnar Valley MGOC
Hotel Details – Moorland Hotel (Samil) near the village of Wotter, it is a three star hotel with Trip advisor giving it 4.5 out of 5 (685 reviews). They are also offering the option of a three-course evening meal for £27 per person (again a negotiated price). They can do vegetarian and Gluten free alternatives if needed. They have plenty of parking place and they would even put in portable cctv for the cars if needed.
IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN TAKING PART PLEASE CONTACT ADRIAN MULLINS AS SOON AS POSSIBLE – HE CAN TELL YOU MORE AND GIVE YOU THE HOTEL BANK DETAILS TO MAKE YOUR ROOM DEPOSIT BEFORE 31 DECEMBER 2024.
Bristol Area MGOC Brunel 2025.
This is a day run event starting at The Bridge Inn, Yatton, North Somerset where optional breakfasts will be available to purchase. The run is around 90 miles and takes in a steam heritage venue for a lunch time stop. It will finish at the Mizzymead Recreation Centre, Nailsea with a proper afternoon tea, the opportunity to socialise and possibly skittles to follow.
The price of the run is £30 per car to include rally plaque, instructions etc.
Afternoon tea is £7.50 per person.
[Afternoon teas should be booked separately on the booking form].
Details see: www.bamgoc.co.uk
Details of available accommodation, along with other information can be found at: http://www.bamgoc.co.uk/brunel-run.htm
Booking form can be found here:
Beaulieu International Autojumble
Details: www.beaulieu.co.uk
Goodwood Revival
Details: www.goodwood.com