At the time of writing we were getting ready for the classic car show at West Green House with some new members attending. I am sure it will have been an enjoyable day. It is a nice autumn event to round off the season. Once again, I would like to thank everyone who responded to continue to receive Event Notifications and Newsletters from ThamesMog. If anyone is having any problems registering on our site, or if you have forgotten your password or something, do please get in touch and we will be glad to help. We have had the big

I would like to thank everyone that responded to agree to continue to receive Event Notification and Newsletters from ThamesMOG. We have exciting 15 months or so ahead of us as we look to celebrate our 50th anniversary, look out for special events and our 50th anniversary car badge – soon to be announced with 2020 just round the corner. Thank you for continuing with us on our journey in the Morgan space. If anyone is having any problems registering on our site, or if you have forgotten your password or something, do please get in touch and we will

It was great to come across a well garnished, Morgan three-wheeler in the car park for the recent Headcorn Air show. As I stood admiring the Morgan, overhead there was a dog fight between a Spitfire and a ME109 – the Spit had been scrambled to save the airfield. Exciting stuff – it was good to see a three-wheeler in a most suitable setting. It was confusing, however, as both the aircraft had Rolls Royce Merlin engines with that magical sound. You need good eyesight to be an aircraft spotter, these days, I think. As a last reminder, we are

We are all aware, I’m sure, about the changes in the regulations in how personal data should be handled, so as a Centre we have developed a data protection policy. With this in mind please note that to continue to receive Event Notification and Newsletters from ThamesMOG, please read this and perform the necessary consent action as soon as you can. As an organisation that holds personal identifiable information for our members we have to be compliant with the General Data Protection Regulations. This is set out in our data protection policy, which is available on the ThamesMOG website. To

On behalf of the Centre I would like to thank the outgoing Committee at our recent AGM for all their hard work and achievements, and great teamwork, over the last twelve months. Moreover, I am pleased to announce that at our AGM, the meeting unanimously approved the election of the following committee members for 2019/2020: Centre Secretary - Roger Bluff; Centre Treasurer – David Williams; Centre Membership Secretary – Dave Cleveland; Communications Officer - Steve Bridge; Regalia Officer – David Mansfield; Website Officer & Data Controller - Dave Vodden; Additional Member - Tim Jones; Additional Member - Chris Nickless. I

The news that by 2022, all new cars in the EU, and the UK, whether we are in or out, will be automatically governed to the speed limit or something like that, brought me to mind of the late great James Hunt. I remember him saying, when he was retired from Formula 1, that he drove around in an old baker’s van so he could drive on the limit without losing his licence. To me this is the point, how our Morgan sports drive and handle is what it’s all about. I wonder what will happen as you go from