I hope that everyone is well and staying safe from Covid-19. The Government restrictions throughout this year has meant that all but one (Wiscombe Hill Climb) of our organised events was cancelled. To that end the committee has agreed to a provisional list of events for 2021 which is available to be viewed on the
I hope you are all keeping safe and well. Restrictions have eased slightly and Motorsport is now taking place, all be it behind closed doors. Wiscombe Park successfully held its first event last weekend which bodes well for our event on September 12. We have a full entry with some reserves, but again spectators are
I hope you are all keeping well and safe from the virus. No events to report on due to the lockdown, however there was another virtual ‘Lunchtime Natter’ on the Lunchtime Natter Page of Face book today. Only a few of us attended and John Bird is thinking that a WhatsApp group might be a
I hope that you are all well and staying safe from the virus. Someone has emailed me to say that they are clearing out books and have 10 books all relating to the MGB. There are Haynes guides, parts manuals & workshop manuals. If anyone is interested in obtaining any of the books contact me
#### LATEST NEWS 19th July 2020 #### The entry list for this event is now full, including 10 drivers on the reserve list, therefore entry is now closed. Jim Lott Chairman MGCC SW Centre
The SR’s and Entry form for the Wiscombe Hill Climb are now available on the events page here It is good to have some good news about the Centre running an event and thanks go to Bruce Weston for his tireless work in organising the event. It will be run under strict guidelines with no spectators.
Lock down restrictions are easing slowly. Wiscombe Park Ltd in conjunction with other local clubs, including the SW Centre, have agreed that Wiscombe will start to hold Hill Climb Events starting on 22nd and 23rd of August with Woolbridge and Torbay Motor Clubs, 5th and 6th September with Five Clubs and MG Car Club SW
Although the Covid-19 lockdown is starting to be eased, the committee are still in discussion as to whether we will be able to run any of the remaining events this year. However, Bob Blackstock is organising another Virtual Naviscat, this time around Evesham, on July 5th. I took part in the last one, based around
The start of meteorological summer is here and we should be getting out and about in our MGs, however, although the Government are easing the lock down rules, I still think it is wise to stay at home and stay safe. My 2 MGs will be staying in hibernation for at least another month. I
I hope that you are all well and keeping safe from the covid-19 virus. I have just heard from Mike Halliday, Lacock Natter Leader, that the annual meeting, organised by the Lackham Vintage Society, held on the village green at Poulshot on the evening of the 17th June is cancelled because of the lockdown caused