A Section Devoted To Old Car Matters VSCC Lakeland Trial, November 9th: On the way to this year's edition of that notoriously tough vintage event, the Lakeland Trial organised by…

A section devoted to old-car matters VSCC— "The Welsh" (October 8 /9th) This is the title by which the Vintage SCC's Presteigne Week-End is now generally known. The formula was…

In turning out old papers I have come upon a forgotten manuscript, about the Cedar Tree tea-rooms in Ripley. The place was discovered in 1918 by two people seeking a…

In January we published a picture of Mr FT Jane, a founder of Jane’s All The World’s Ships, and various other publications, surrounded by a crowd at Portsmouth Docks in…

The MG Montego EFi We explained the purpose behind the MG Montego in the May issue and since then the Austin / Rover Group of British Leyland has allowed us…

The Bass Museum at Burton-upon-Trent was opened on July 16th by Sir Alan Walker, President of the Bass Charrington Group, to commemorate their 200 years of brewing. This compact but…

The next major VSCC event will be the Loton Park hillclimb, on September 2. The 750MC has race meetings at Cadwell Park on September 1/2 and at Mallory Park on…

Those keen folk who intend to take a look at this year's MCC Land's End Trial over Easter may care to know that among the hills which the car and…

A very significant British museum development is the opening of its Spirit of Speed Gallery by the Museum of British Road Transport in Coventry. This is a reminder of LSR…

A decent debate could be centred around which of the records, in the days when racing drivers and record breaking were largely synonymous, was the most difficult to achieve. To…

Rain set in for much of the VSCC's Annual two-dayWelsh weekend, with a 200-mile road-run there on the Saturday and the trial on the Sunday. The hills were in a…

The air-cooled VW Beetle, like the Model-T Ford and the original Issigonis Mini, will still be held in high regard by many of us. So it is opportune that Veloce…