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Alf Craker and his Sunbeam Model 9- judged Best in Show. The Dover Transport Museum was held at Whitfield this year, on May 8, in a former industrial unit up on the Downs, behind the ferry port. Run entirely by volunteers, the museum, a unique attraction in Kent, has an amazing collection of artefacts covering…

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Chris Scheltens’ purposeful-looking Triumph takes a breather. With various classes, it was the vintage category which produced the most interesting machinery, with a Harley XR750 doing battle with a host of Triumphs, the majority of them Trackmaster-style twins, but among them a rigid framed TRW! Peter Jordan did well on his C15, while there was…

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Peter James Lasota (1935-2011) was a career Army soldier with the Royal Corps of Signals, who was an ardent motorcycle trialist. Read more in August’s edition of TCM  

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Richard Huckle receives the VMCC’s 70th anniversary baton from Bill Barns. After viewing the motorcycle exhibits that include an ex-Titch Allen Rex-Acme Brooklands racer, Berkshire chairman Bill Barns handed over the baton to Brooklands chairman Richard Huckle outside the iconic clubhouse. Read more in August’s edition of TCM  

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A Raleigh Roma and DMW Deemster are two of the unusual scooters on display at the Haynes Motor Museum, near Yeovil. Housed within the Haynes International Motor Museum near Yeovil, the collection showcases the development of the motor scooter from its beginnings in the 1920s through to the demise of scooter manufacture in Britain in…

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Eric Patterson, left, who has sold the Kempton Park jumbles and shows, shakes the hand of Andy Kitchen from Mortons, the new owners. The events company has added the seven one-day events to its already packed calendar, which includes the two Stafford classic shows, the Telford off-road show and the ’Normous Newark autojumbles. Read more…

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