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A totally informal gathering at Denbies Wine Estate near Dorking on the second Sunday of each month commencing 09.30. We chat, debate, discuss and a 'hole in the wall' cafe serves excellent refreshments and bacon butties.

10 members met for a delightful balmy evening at The Horse and Groom, Cornish Hall End, for supper and a catch-up at tet East Anglia Noggin and natter

If you want to or are going to attend the Pre-War Prescott Event, please read the guidance and instructions in the details below.

Historic Vehicles are formally recognised by the UK Government when they attain an age of 40 years. The global qualification for a Historic Vehicle is 30 years as defined by the Fédération International des Véhicules Anciens (FIVA). The Federation of British Historic Vehicle Clubs (FBHVC) is the authorised national representative of FIVA.

The meeting followed the usual format and we are pleased that all committee members were re-elected. We welcomed Mark Kingstone who was unanimously elected as a new member to our committee.

The Historic and Classic Vehicles Alliance. Today the 25th May 2021 Campaigners have set up The Historic and Classic Vehicles Alliance trade group to fight for workers including engineers, specialist restores, dealers and parts suppliers.

At the invitation of Steve Wilson and his team at Fisher Restoration about 24 Alvises with nearly 50 members attended a ‘Pop up’ event at Chateau Impney on Saturday 22nd May 2021.

On 21st May, several hardy members of the East Anglia section braved the winter like elements to attend Sue and David Little’s inaugural ramble initiative.

On the 13 May 2021 eleven members of the EA Section met for the regular noggin and natter at the Horse and Groom, Cornish Hall End, Essex organised by Steve Horne. The weather decided to ignore the dry forecast and instead provided a steady drizzle all evening, the rain becoming heavier as the night wore on.

SE AOC decided to hold its first outside Noggin & Natter of 2021. A number of hardy Ladies and Fellows converged on the Jolly Tanners, Staplefield, West Sussex in what can only be described as a wet, winters day in 'Late Spring'!