Our events

To cope with demand we had a series of fantastic visits to Jaguar Land Rover Classic Works in Coventry. It is fair to say, especially with the benefit of having feedback from attendees, that our expectations were certainly exceeded. We were privileged to have expert tour guides who were not only knowledgeable but clearly very … Continued

Just short of 150 Fellows and guests assembled at the British Motor Museum, Gaydon for the 39th annual Midland Lunch. It was especially pleasing to have several new members joining us for their first Fellowship event. Proceedings got off to a great start with Steve Young providing his annual lecture on the motor industry's current … Continued

The famous Prescott Hill Climb was host to a magnificent collection of classic cars for Fellows to enjoy in the splendid early May sunshine. Organised by the Fellowship’s hardworking Chair, Peter Cottle, it was a wonderful opportunity for Fellows and their families to enjoy Prescott at its very best. Prescott Hill Climb is home to … Continued

Once again thanks goes to committee member Ray Sommerville for organising the Fellowship's attendance at the MTGS Golf Day at Woking Golf Club. Equally our gratitude goes to the MTGS for their usual hospitality and for making us so very welcome. Woking Golf Club is a splendid venue, providing one of the most scenic golf … Continued

Thanks to Fellowship member, Guy Loveridge, who has recently joined the National Motor Museum, Beaulieu, as their Heritage Consultant we had a really wonderful tour of the Museum which included a unique opportunity to look "behind the scenes" and be shown around the archives which was fascinating - the scale of which was a total … Continued

The first day of summer was a great day for the Fellowship to enjoy some magnificent hospitality at The Brands Hatch Masters Historic Festival. Huge thanks to Fellow Martin Robinson who hosted us in the Property Construction Motor Club suite at the circuit where we had a magnificent view of some splendid historic F1 racing. … Continued

Thanks to Fellowship Vice Chair, Nancy Rignall, we enjoyed a memorable visit to Chatsworth House, the jewel of Derbyshire and one of England’s finest stately homes. Nestled in the heart of the Peak District, Chatsworth is a place of breathtaking beauty, rich history – and was the perfect setting for our Fellowship Group to connect, … Continued

A wonderful day at the Fellowship's Classic Car Show in memory of a former President, Tony Jennings. A superb collection of over 60 classic cars were on display and owners clearly enjoyed meeting up with fellow enthusiasts, as well as taking a look around the adjoining Fete's many stalls. My thanks to Peter Lewis-Jones, (our … Continued

The intrepid Fellowship golfers, led by team captain, Ray Somerville, had their annual match against the Motor Trade Golfing Society at the splendid Beaconsfield Golf Club on the 5th of August. Another hard closely fought match ended with the MTGS retaining their trophy. But the main outcome was a hugely enjoyable day, meeting up with … Continued

The Goodwood Revival has once again this year turned back the clock to showcase the romance and glamour of motor racing as it used to be. The Revival is the only historic race meeting to be staged entirely in period dress and is a return to the halcyon days of Goodwood as the spiritual home … Continued

Thanks to our committee member, Tim Tozer, using his valuable connection with the Bremont Watch Company 25 fellows and guests enjoyed a fantastic tour of Bremont’s HQ in Henley on Thames. In their reception area there was an immediate connection with automotive with a lovely Austin Healey 100 on display. Bremont proudly operates the only … Continued

Thanks to our committee member, Tim Tozer, using his valuable connection with the Bremont Watch Company 25 fellows and guests enjoyed a fantastic tour of Bremont’s HQ in Henley on Thames. In their reception area there was an immediate connection with automotive with a lovely Austin Healey 100 on display. Bremont proudly operates the only … Continued