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Hello and a huge welcome to Fleetwood for Tram Sunday 2013.
Officers and Committee of Tram Sunday Fleetwood Chamber of Trade & Commerce Chairman, Derek Eaton Secretary, Shaun Hartley (CIM DipM) Treasurer, Martin Wigley Membership Secretary, Robert Brown
Hello and welcome to Fleetwood. The enthusiasts and volunteers who live in the area of Fleetwood are both proud and honoured to be able to put on this event for you and your family to enjoy. This year will be the 28th running of the event which is known locally as Tram Sunday. The event ran for 25 consecutive years before major tram line replacement meant that we could not hold the 2010 meeting. The committee who organise Tram Sunday do it for no reward as this is not for any one individual but is for the town of Fleetwood. We are a mixture of local traders and businesses, retired workers, volunteers and enthusiasts and is enjoyable to be part of. Tram Sunday was initially only going to be a one off to celebrate a centenary in Blackpool but here we are some 29 years later still going strong, although the committee has seen some changes of personal. You will be amazed by the different forms of entertainment that will be on offer this year. We will have an area which the children can come along and do karaoke, all free, dancers, local schools, clubs and societies etc will be here as will fairground rides and a wide selection of vehicles, large and small. The main sponsor this year has again been Chris Allen Garages who are the main dealers for Ford and Mazda. Thanks to all the sponsors, volunteers, marshals and the committee without who Tram Sunday could not be staged. Have a wonderful day and make a date in your diary for next year’s event which is on Sunday 20th July 2014. Robert Brown Chairman
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Fleetwood Festival of Transport Community Interest Company Directors Robert Brown, Chairman Shaun Hartley (CIM DipM), Marketing Director Derek Eaton, Finance Director
Committee Robert Brown, Chairman & Event Co-ordinator Shaun Hartley, Marketing Director, Marketing & Promotions Derek Eaton, Finance Director, Civic Arrangements & Finance Peter Brown, Secretary, Highways & Borough Liaison Martin Wigley, Treasurer Peter Weetman, Vehicle Co-ordinator Bob Hopwood, Health & Safety Executive Susan Campbell, Rachel Morris, Marshalling & Steward Co-ordinators Peter Leech, Security David Evans, Rally Control & Technical Advisor Dan Whittaker, Police Liaison Officer Paul Terpet, Marshalling Assistant Joe Mansell, Public Address Announcer Mike Taraga, Childrens Karaoke Entertainer
Special thanks also to Martin Gardner/ Shaun Hartley Advert Sales & Programme Content LINK-MAG - Design - Artwork & Printing of Programme Bryan Hislop - Blackpool Transport North Euston Hotel - Endless facilities provider Fleetwood Town Council - Support Chris Allen Garages Ltd - Main Sponsorship Fleetwood Carnival - Queen & Assistance Hesketh Press - Printing of Leaflets & Posters Wyre Borough Tourist Information Administrator - Marketing Assistance Fleetwood Town Football Club - Provider of Radios
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Tram Sunday Timetable 10.25 am
Receive Mayor and Dignitaries at Ash Street Fleetwood
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Mayor and Town Crier to Open the event
12.00 noon
The Arts at Tram Sunday (12 noon - 4.00pm)
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Presentation of Plaques to Entrants, Rally Control
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Notes for Visitors Thank you for coming to Fleetwood Tram Sunday 2013. As you will be aware, the event is self funding. Thanks go to the Sponsors including the Main Sponsor Chris Allen Garages Ltd, to all exhibits & stallholders, all advertisers and the many local people who help create such a wonderful event. n Civic Procession The Civic Procession will commence at 11.00am from Fisherman’s Walk / Ash St and will include a large number of vehicles of all types. The Festival will be opened by the Mayor and the Town Crier. The procession will include Fleetwood Lifeboat Crew & The Old Boys Band. The procession will proceed down Lord St towards North Albert St and on towards the North Euston Hotel. Please keep back from the road as the procession goes by.
n Town Crier There will be a Town Crier in attendance who will happily pose for photographs.
n Rally Control & Public Address The Rally Control is situated in Albert Square (Rowntree Clock Tower). The staff are there to help you in any way possible including locating exhibits and amenities, locating / looking after lost children etc.
n Medical Assistance Should you require medical assistance, please visit the points on the map marked No. 13 or ask the nearest Steward.
n Stalls, Charity Stall & Sponsors Please support the Stalls, Charity Stalls, Advertisers & Sponsors where possible. They have all contributed to this Festival. Please support those local shops who support the event (shops displaying the Tram Sunday 2013 Retail Supporter window sticker).
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Notes for Visitors n Music & Entertainment We have a wide variety of Music & Entertainment at the Festival including the Old Boys Band, Majorettes, Children’s Entertainment including Karaoke and also many children’s rides, attractions etc.
n Safety Precautions Please take note of the following to ensure that you, your family and others enjoy the day. Look out for moving engines and other vehicles at all times. Please obey any instructions when given by a Marshall or Steward. Do not stand too close to engines or tractors running under their own power. Keep behind the barriers at all times – they are there for your safety. Ensure that Children are kept well clear of engines, tractors, and other machinery at all times. Please keep dogs on a lead. Do not climb onto tractors, engines or other machines. Please respect the care our exhibitors have taken to prepare the exhibits and keep prams & children well clear.
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History of Tram Sunday The Fleetwood Festival of Transport, or “Tram Sunday” (as it is more commonly and affectionately known), has now been staged for over a quarter of a century and is fairly comprehensively acknowledged as both the largest event to hit Fleetwood every year, as well as arguably the biggest FREE event in the North West, with up to 40,000 visitors enjoying a free family fun day out every July. But how did it all, start? As with most things, it started small and was actually intended to just be only a “one off” event. In 1885 Blackpool started its pioneering electric tramway and so by 1985, it was time to celebrate its centenary. A list of events was devised and in conjunction with the British Commercial Vehicle Museum in Leyland. They suggested a vehicle event using the last original street tramway in the UK, in Fleetwood, so it could look like a British street from the 1950’s (or before). With classic vehicles rubbing shoulders with working veteran tramcars (visiting Blackpool that year), as well as some of Blackpool Corporation Transport’s existing fleet (that were worthy of being museum pieces themselves). It would have the roads that the tramway runs down, closed to normal traffic and it was then filled with exhibits from the museum, such as the famous “Pope-mobile”, as well as other classic vehicles, stalls, entertainments and other exhibits to further enhance the event. Held in the town centre, everything would be on hard standing and it would be free! In total about 150 vehicles were organised on the day and despite it being a very bad year for weather, the 3 main events in that year’s centenary programme, a depot open day in Blackpool, the centenary day itself in the September and the Fleetwood event enjoyed great weather. The crowd on the day was about the 12,000 mark, so whilst small compared to today’s figures, for a first and theoretically only event, the numbers were very encouraging and the event was considered to be a great success. Once over, as it was part of a centenary event, it wasn’t proposed to be being run again any time soon. However, fate has a way of presenting itself sometimes and that was the case here. By a quirk of fate, the Victorian “new town” of Fleetwood was commenced in 1836, thereby its 150th anniversary was to be in the next year, 1986. A Fleetwood based committee set up by residents who were very proud of their town’s history, started to consider what events could be run to celebrate such an anniversary. They had it suggested to them, that perhaps the “tram do in the street”, could be run again and as several of the “Fleetwood 150” committee had been there on the day and enjoyed it, it was agreed that it should be looked into. Two organisations were asked to see about putting together an event using their vehicle contacts and the committee would sort out the entertainments and the stalls. One was the Leyland museum again and the other, the newly set up, Blackpool Vehicle Preservation Group, that had run their first proper, but very successful, vehicle rally on Blackpool’s Middle Walk Promenade on the Tramway Centenary day, the previous September. All was going fine until about 6 weeks before the event, when at a committee meeting, it was disclosed that the Leyland museum had dropped the project. Therefore, with very little time to go, the whole vital vehicle entry part of the event was now firmly shouldered by a group, that whilst very enthusiastic, had only run one event to date. However, the group, to their credit, grasped the nettle and carried on getting in entries to try to fill the event. They succeeded and indeed managed to actually exceed the previous year’s vehicle attendee numbers. Visitor attendance numbers were up as well, with an estimated 26,000 on the day and again, whilst cloudier than in 1985, the weather held again and an enjoyable free day out was had by all. For the latest information on Tram Sunday
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Brought Up To Date Therefore, it then came to the fact that Fleetwood had by now a free family day out that had somewhat put the town firmly on the map. And so, even though the two events so far had been part of two separate and individual “one off” celebrations, the question was asked, should this totally unique and popular event be allowed to be consigned to the history books? Or should it be allowed to run on its own merits every year, as against waiting for another celebratory year to come along. It was unanimously decided that it should be an annual event and accordingly a committee was set up that would ensure that the event could and would be run annually to keep “Tram Sunday” and Fleetwood, very firmly “on the map”. Over the years we have had challenges and changes. For example in 2000, Blackpool Transport, on whom we rely for the trams, had a staff dispute. Such was the known pull of visitor’s numbers by our event that of the few strike days the unions chose to withdraw their labour to have the most effect. Our event’s day was chosen as one of them. However, we rose to the challenge by asking visiting bus exhibit owners, if they would be prepared to operate a free bus service from Blackpool into Fleetwood all day and enough did to ensure the crowds were as big, if not bigger, than the year before. This did however admittedly lead to probably the biggest change to the event since its inception, as on the day the trams were not in attendance to run through the event as had always been the case. It was then found that it was so much easier to park vehicles, as the tram tracks did not need to be kept clear that year. With the street improvements bringing ever more restrictions on parking with ever more street furniture and build outs into the carriageway, any method of offsetting that year on year reduction in available space was welcomed. Following an enforced “year off” in 2010, whilst major tramway infrastructure along the entire Tram Sunday site was replaced to prepare for the new tramway, the original organisation decided after a very creditable 25 years, to retire.
success and experience of some members. This newly invigorated and professional new team now best assures this unique event’s future” The event now looks forward to many more years so that hopefully this is really just the start of the history of it and the new “Flexity 2 “ trams herald a new era in the tramway’s history in which “Tram Sunday” plays it’s part each year. So we really do feel that the event is as strong now as it has ever been, with the town itself, the local council and many others in the area and further afield, knowing just how important this event is to visitors and the residents alike. We hope that this gives you something of the flavour of this totally unique and very popular event and its humble beginnings. One of our committee years ago was getting quite hassled on the day. It was a lovely hot summer’s day and eventually, with being needed here, there and everywhere, he just stood for a second and thought to himself, “why on earth do I do this?” Next to him was a dad showing an absolutely fascinated small son (probably aged 6 or 7) how nearly all buses like this one in front of them, used to have open entrances at the back of them and someone called a “conductor” stood there. The child smiled from ear to ear and said. “Wow, Dad, I’ve never seen that before. What a fun day out. I’m happy you brought me here.” That child had answered his question... that’s why he did it!! If you haven’t ever visited us before, or it’s been a while, do try to keep the middle Sunday in July free and come and experience what must be one of the greatest free days out in the UK, or perhaps rekindle your interest in it. “Fleetwood Festival of Transport (Tram Sunday)”- “Our past, in our present, for our future”.
David Evans
For 2011 and beyond the Fleetwood Festival Of Transport C.I.C (a charitable company born of the Fleetwood Chamber Of Trade & Commerce) was formed to run the event. The new Committee (an almost completely new team) was set up, that achieved an incredible event that year saying it was that organisations very first effort, whilst building on the past committee’s 12
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Fabrics
at Fleetwood In our fantastic new fabric shop... We have hundreds of quilting and craft cottons, poly-cottons & ginghams and lots of haberdashery too. We also have a fabulous collection of summer dress fabrics and McCall’s patterns in store. A wide selection of curtain & upholstery fabrics, net curtains, organza & voiles are also available together with a making up service.
For more information call Janet on 07783 22 22 39 Find us at 35-37 Lord Street, Fleetwood FY7 6DU or Online at www.fabricsatfleetwood.com Visit www.fleetwoodfestivaloftransport.co.uk
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“Cleveleys Writers - Writers for Charity”
is a friendly group of all abilities, from beginners to published authors. They meet on the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of every month in the Lounge of the Park Club on West Drive, Cleveleys to enjoy writing in all its forms. “Cleveleys Writers” compile Anthologies of their stories and poems which are then sold to raise money for a chosen local Charity. They also run an Annual “Lyric Competition” involving many local Primary and High schools in the Wyre area. The winners receive a unique CD of their lyrics set to music by our two talented musicians at a special Presentation.
“Wordsmiths with a Song”
is a sub-group who enjoy performing throughout the Wyre and Fylde area by reading their own Poetry (some happy, some sad, some humorous and some plainly mad!) alongside two guitar strumming singers. They visit local Care Homes and the Trinity Hospice on a regular basis to entertain and amuse. The “Wordsmiths” were recently ‘Artists in Residence’ at a Wyre Borough Council event at The Marine Hall, Fleetwood. This Tram Sunday will find the “Wordsmiths” performing at the Civic Luncheon at The North Euston Hotel, Fleetwood, and later in the Wyre Borough Council’s Hospitality Marquee.
Contact Susan Pugh on Tel: 01253 868679
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Animal Farm, Museum Animal Shows & Petting Pony & Tractor Rides Pottery, Cafe & Shop Open 7 days a week 10am - 5pm All year
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Rossall Lane - Fleetwood - FY7 8JP - 01253 874389 1mile from Freeport shopping on A585 or 14 bus from Blackpool
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Static Display Trams Brush “Railcoach” No, 631 Green and Cream Single Decker Tramcar. Part of a large batch of new trams and corresponding buses introduced by the very forward thinking and then newly appointed, General Manager of Blackpool Corporation Transport, Mr Walter Luff, in-between 1934 and 37 which at the time, made Blackpool’s fleet among the most modern and streamlined anywhere in the world, Brush Car No. 631 was part of an order of 20 cars built in 1937 by Brush in Loughborough. All of the batch that survived to the new tramway reopening in 2011 have been saved for preservation with 631 currently being the only one kept by Blackpool Transport. 631 has recently been partially restored in the traditional green and cream livery of the 1950’s and 60’s and next year the department will remove even more of the recent modernisations carried out on the tram, to return it more toward it’s original condition.
Blackpool “Balloon” Tramcar No. 706 “Princess Alice” Green and Cream Double Deck Open Top Tramcar. Again from the original order of Walter Luff, these tramcars were built more locally by English Electric at Preston, which still survives as Alstom. They arrived in 2 batches. Nos 700 -712 were delivered as Open toppers as shown here, whereas 713 - 726 arrived with fully enclosed roofs. During WW2 the early batch were covered over with roofs. In 1980, 706 had a dreadful head on collision with sister 705 at the Pleasure Beach and the 2 cars sat for many years in the bus yard awaiting their fate. Shortly before the tramway’s centenary in 1985, suggestions for heritage trams from other former systems to be borrowed to help celebrate the centenary were asked for, but a current member of the Fleetwood Festival of Transport suggested that reconverting the, by then, very sad looking 705 or 706 to their original condition might be a better alternative. As it happened other “foreign” cars were still borrowed as well, but also the suggestion for 706, being slightly less badly damaged of the two, was quickly taken up. In 1985 Princess Alice, The Duchess of Gloucester was asked to then uniquely, give her name to a tramcar and newly restored 706 was chosen, an honour which she continues to carry to this day. 20
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Trams On service from Fisherman’s Walk to Thornton Gate:
English Electric Open “ Boat” cars 600 and 230 Green and Cream Single Decker Open Top Tramcars Built by English Electric in Preston in 1934, these 2 sister cars, were also part of Walter Luff’s “5 Year Programme” of upgrading the tramway and bus service fleet. 600 was the prototype and differed only slightly from the 11 other production examples in having slightly shallower body panels, earning this car the nickname of “Little Willie”. When the inland routes closed in the early 1960’s, the fleet of “Boats” was reduced to just 8 and were shortly renumbered to 600 - 607. Always among the most popular trams, 5 still survive with Blackpool Transport today and over time, it is hoped that they will all be refurbished and re-enter service. Former car 604 was named “George Formby O.B. E.” in June 2012, was repainted and given her original pre1968 fleet number of 230. Sister car 602, which isn’t here today, is undergoing refurbishment and is to be shortly recommissioned wearing a pre 1933 red and white livery, reminiscent of the livery carried by the “Routemasters” run by Blackpool Transport in early deregulation days in the mid 1980’s. This colour scheme was in fact the Corporation’s early fleet livery until Ribble requested that it be changed so not to confuse passengers with the red livery carried by their buses, that by the 1930’s had started to expand into Blackpool. If weather dictates, there may be a replacement of the “Boats” by traditional “Balloon” double deckers, similar to 706, but possibly in differing liveries. Several of the original 1934 “Balloons” have been recently upgraded to be able to service the new higher DDA compliant, tram stop platforms and thereby in busy times, augment the new “Flexity2” cars that normally perform the core service. Most carry a variation of the “Flexity” council inspired maroon and white corporate livery. These may form the replacement for the “Boats”, should weather require them to be needed. Visit www.fleetwoodfestivaloftransport.co.uk
Motor Neurone Disease Association. (MND) Do you need help, support or information?
Contact Gwynneth on 01253 696233 for more details Squaddie Mess Quality hot food and drinks. Located by the main car park.
Lancs Adult Learning Contact karen.henderson@lancashire.gov.uk Toytown Models and Leeds Model Centre Find us on Kent Street where we have been supporting this event for over 20 years.
National Coastwatch Institution Your eyes along the coast.
For General enquiries then please phone 0300 111 1202
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Poulton Road, Fleetwood, FY7 6TF Tel 01253 771991 Blackpool & Fylde CAMRA Pub of the Year 2013 Yourround.co.uk National Pub of the Month December 2012 Blackpool & Fylde CAMRA Cider Pub of the Year 2012
12 Real Ales, 6 Ciders & Continental Beers Food Served Daily until 8-00pm
Live Music 9:00pm every Friday and Saturday Frid 19th July Blue Pig Orchestra Sat 20th July Monkberry Sun 21st July Tram Sunday Live Music all afternoon. Classic Cars Children’s Sideshows
Quiz Night Wednesdays 8:45pm
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Class A Organisation
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Mr
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Berry
Landrover series 11a
KNA 545N
1969
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Mr
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Hodgson
Dodge 50 Fire Engine
D424 XNP
1986
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Mr
B
Isherwood
Kenworth W900
N499 FKK
1996
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Mr
A
McKnight
Cadillac Fleetwood
A14 D0A
1987
B
Mr
W.K.
Smith
Jaguar E-Type
0PC 245L
1973
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Mr
K.R
Walsh
Scammell Scarab
914 YUP
1963
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Mrs
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Ward
Landrover Fire Engine Series 3
SDF8 93N
1974
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Wareing
Citroen Single Shot Racing Car
RUO 297
1974
B
Mr
K
Astin
Moris 1000 Traveller
DNE 268C
1965
C
Mr
G
Brown
Ford Transit Ambulance
L698 TPO
1994
C
Mr
G
Brown
Ford Transit Ambulance
G53 EFY
1990
C
Mr
G
Brown
Bedford CF2 Ambulance
B575 LKA
1985
C
Mr
G
Brown
Bedford CF MK1 Ambulance
CKB 999K
1972
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McKechnie
Landrover Type 2
CAM1
1958
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Richards
Triumph TR6
GLV 404
1970
C
Mr
J
Richards
MG Magenette
DHT 540
1958
C
M
Swales
Mercedes Hearse
PO62 GVG
2012
B
M
Swales
Mercedes Hearse
PO62 ACX
2012
B
M
Swales
Landrover Hearse
B
M
Swales
Cadillac Hearse
B
M
Swales
Buddhist Hearse
B
Co-operative Funeral Care Co-operative Funeral Care Co-operative Funeral Care Co-operative Funeral Care Co-operative Funeral Care
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Class B Organisation
Foulds Metals
Buxton Bros.
Contact Title
Initial
Contact Surname
Vehicle
Reg
Year
Site Zone
J
Barlow
Trojan Van
PYH 67
1955
B
Mr
I
Barnes
Ford Thames
KSL 232
1951
C
Mr
K.W
Bradley
Showmans Vehicle
ALR 176B
1951
B
Mr
K.W
Bradley
Atkinson Recovery
ALR 176B
1964
B
Mr
J
Buxton
ERF A Series
GAO 399N
1974
B
Mr
M
Callaghan
AEC Reliance
YPT 796
1958
C
Mr
B
Cowcill
Scammel Trunker
KRT 723K
1972
C
Mr
B
Cowcill
Leyland Landmaster
C865 SRB
1984
C
P.M
Dawson
Leyland Titan PD2/47
JTF 217F
1968
B
P.M
Dawson
Guy Arab MK3
CBU 433
1949
B
Mr
J
Feather
Bristol K5G
LWX 671
1938
A
Mr
C
Fosbury
Bristol VRT-SL3
VVV 952W
1981
C
Mr
D
Gardner
Leyland National MK1
OJD 868R
1977
C
Mr
A
Hayward
Optare Metro Rider
N589 GRN
1995
A
Mr
P
Heaps
AEC Routemaster
789 VXA
1960
A
Mr
R
Jagger
Bedford Midi Bis JJL
HKX 553V
1976
C
Mr
B
Johnson
Leyland National MK 2
OFV 620X
1980
D
Mr
B
Johnson
Leyland Atlantean
GRN 895W
1980
D
Mr
B
Johnson
Leyland DAF
L1 JFS
Mr
B
Johnson
Ford Tipper A
UN 5690
1930
D
Mr
D
Kershaw
Austin FFK 140
NPA 880D
1966
B
Mr
p
Lambert
Bedford V A S
PKH 600M
1974
C
Mr
T
Lynas
Bristol Lodeka
4227 FM
1962
C
Mr
T
Lynas
Bristol RE
LEP 71P
1975
C
Darwen Transport Trust
John Fishwick & Sons John Fishwick & Sons
D
John Fishwick & Sons John Fishwick & Sons
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Organisation
Contact Title
Initial
Contact Surname
Vehicle
Reg
Year
Site Zone
WMMCW Bus Group
Mr
R
Morgan
MCW Metrobus
D957 NDA
1986
B
Mr
B
Murray
Leyland Titan PD2/11
UUA 207
1955
D
Mr
D
Penney
Dennis Dominator
NKU 214X
1982
C
Mr
M
Penney
Leyland P/D 314
OWJ 353A
1962
C
Mr
E
Roberts
Volvo City Bus B10M
E867 RCS
1987
D
Mr
P
Sennant
Leyland T244
L398 PEO
1993
A
Mr
G
Sinclair
Daimler CC66 Roe Body
LCU 112
1964
D
Mr
K.R
Walsh
AEC Reliance
FVO 67D
1966
A
Mr
K.R
Walsh
Leyland Tiger
LOE 300
1950
A
Mr
K.R
Walsh
Leyland Tiger
NSU 256
1949
A
Mr
K.R
Walsh
Volvo N86
GVU 223D
1966
A
Mr
R
Wheeler
Bedford CA Debonair
RUT 365G
1969
B
140 Group South Shields
Class C Organisation
26
Contact Title
Initial
Contact Surname
Vehicle
Reg
Year
Site Zone
Mr
T
Anderton
Porsche 924s
C248 PVL
1985
B
Mr
F
Atkinson
Vauxhall Astra M1
CFR 546Y
1983
C
Mr
R
Bacon
MG Roadster
RBW 866G
1958
C
Mr
C
Birkitt
Morris Minor
VFF 313
1958
C
Mr
D
Bland
Jaguar MK2
OGY 969E
1967
C
Mr
D.J
Brookes
Austin Cambridge ‘Farina’
526 KKT
1960
C
Mr
D.J
Brookes
Honda S2000
S200 RPM
2006
C
Mr
A
Brown
Rover 3500s (P6)
EFM 695L
1973
C
Mr
A
Brown
Vauxhall Cresta
719 AAY
1962
C
Mr
C
Campbell
Mini Cooper SPI & Trailer
N218 CPU
1995
A
Mr
J
Catley
Austin Healey Sprite
XTA 270K
1972
A
Mr
B
Clarke
Sunbeam Talbot 90
959 UXS
1954
A
Mr
B
Clarke
Wolseley 1300
UVO 93G
1969
A
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Organisation
Contact Title
Initial
Contact Surname
Vehicle
Reg
Year
Site Zone
Pennine Goldwings
Mr
D
Colley
Honda Goldwing
L500 DAK
1994
D
Mr
P
Cooper
Austin Mini City E
A275 NNA
1984
C
Mr
I.M
Copeland
BSA Gold Flash A10
NRN 663
1960
D
Mr
P
Davidson
Jaguar XK8
AIG 9904
1996
C
Mr
B
Eccles
MG MGB GT LE
7615 MG
1981
C
Mr
T
Fryers
Crossley RFC
NA 557
1914
D
Mr
K.A
Glenton
Wolseley 1500 Saloon
BWX 973B
1964
A
Mr
B
Gore
Austin 7 Box Saloon
GR 609
1934
C
Mr
R
Gould
Rover P6 2000 TC
JWM 447P
1975
D
Mr
A
Houghton
Chevrolet Superior Tourer
DC 7742
1925
C
Mr
B
Houghton
Austin A40 Somerset
UJO 809
1954
C
Mr
D
Hutton
Austin Sherbourne
FV7 216
1936
B
Mr
G
Jackson
Honda Goldwing
J2 JJF
1992
D
Mr
D
Lucas
Singer Gazelle
JLK 299D
1966
B
Mr
B
Mann
MGB GT
RBD 140T
1976
C
Mr
A
McLeod
Triumph GT6 M2
KCW 570G
1968
C
Mr
A.F
McVeigh
Morris 1100 Saloon
461 FXR
1963
C
Mr Mrs
K F
Mellor
Singer Junior
SV 7120
1930
B
Mrs
P
Neilan
Ford Anglia Super
HRV 651F
1967
B
Mr
M
Nutter
Yamaha SRX 400
B660 FFM
1985
D
Ogden
Truimph Stag
GNL 8L
1972
C
Pennine Goldwings
Mr & Mrs Mr
E
Peaker
Honda (USA) vtx 1300s
PE07 MXZ
2007
D
Mr
M
Pritchard
Triumph Stag
XLG 657R
1976
B
Mr
K
Purdon
Datsun 1600 Sports
DCK 156C
1965
B
Mr
A
Riley
Jaguar MK2
JFV 643E
1967
C
Mr
J
Strickleton
VW Karman Ghia
SJA 94H
1970
C
Mr
J
Strickleton
Mercedes 280 SE
SVM 142H
1970
C
Mr
G/T
Swift
Ford Capri 3000s
XOW 218V
1979
C
Mr
N
Taylor
Willys Overland 96
DS 9861
1928
D
Mr
B.N
Tearle
Renault Mono 6 Saloon
1931
C
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Organisation
Contact Title
Initial
Contact Surname
Vehicle
Reg
Year
Site Zone
Mr
B
Thomason
Morris Minor
913 XUY
1955
C
Mr
R
Thornley
Morris Mini 1275GT
MBV 193N
1975
D
Mr
S
Townsend
Ford Mustang Convertible
KNH 182C
1964
A
Mr
E
Wilkinson
Singer Vogue MK11
AJN 658A
1963
C
Mr
A
Wood
Austin 1800
GCK 780F
1968
D
Mr
G
Yates
Austin A40 Farina
WSK 384
1959
C
Car Clubs Organisation
Contact Title
Initial
Contact Surname
Make
Model
Reg No
Year
Club
Class
Landrover Gathering
Mr
B
Buckley
Landrover
Series 2A
YHC 796A
1961
Club
C
Landrover Gathering
Mr
B
Buckley
Landrover
Series 2A
SSL 950
1959
Club
C
Landrover Gathering
Mr
P
Dawson
Landrover
Series 2A LWB
SPK 326F
1967
Club
C
Landrover Gathering
Mr
P
Millard
Landrover
Series 3A SWB
XAO 254Y
1983
Club
C
Landrover Gathering
Mr
C
Williamson
Landrover
Series 3A SWB
A368 HBU
1984
Club
C
LVC
Mr & Mrs
Moore
Morris Minor
Traveller
OMO 683F
Club
B
LVC
Mr
G
Fenner
Riley 9HP
Victor
Club
B
LVC
Mr
P
Kellett
Triumph
Spitfire
Club
B
LVC
Mr
G
Mathias
BRA Morgan
Q124 KBV
2003
Club
B
LVC
Mr
J
Cunningham
Volvo Amazon 121
BJT 975B
1964
Club
B
LVC
Mr
R
Sweatman
Jaguar XJ40
G299
CBG
1989
B
North Man, Classic Mini
Mini
Mayfair
P142 EOH
1997
Club
B
North Man, Classic Mini
Mini
Cooper
T376 BAN
1998
Club
B
North Man, Classic Mini
Mini
Cooper MP1
V245 KEO
1999
Club
B
North Man, Classic Mini
Mini
City
D298 HRJ
1986
Club
B
North Man, Classic Mini
Mini
P472 NNF
1997
Club
B
Oldham & District Mini Club
Mr
I
Fitzpatrick
Mini Cooper
L941 HRN
1994
Club
C
Oldham & District Mini Club
Mr
M
Glendenning
Mini Cooper
R173 WUD
1997
Club
C
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Organisation
Contact Title
Oldham & District Mini Club
Initial
Contact Surname
Make
L
Argyle
Model
Reg No
Year
Club
Class
Mini One
MW61 WRG
2001
Club
C
Oldham & District Mini Club
Mr
T
Platt
Mini Clubvan
LMY 158W
2001
Club
C
Oldham & District Mini Club
Mr
T
Platt
Mini
F287 FGJ
1989
Club
C
Oldham & District Mini Club
Mr
B
Southgate
Mini Clubman
NUT 380W
1974
Club
C
Oldham & District Mini Club
Mr
A
McQuillan
Austin Mini City E
A952 NNB
1983
Club
C
Oldham & District Mini Club
Mr
J
Catley
Mini Cooper
M689 ENL
1995
Club
C
Oldham & District Mini Club
Ms
K
Wallwork
Mini Cooper
G286 RGU
1968
Club
C
Oldham & District Mini Club
Mr
D
Pennington
Mini
G868 MUM
1968
Club
C
Preston & District MG Club
Mr
G
Dennis (sec)
MG Club
Club
C
Preston & District MG Club
Mr
G
Dennis (sec)
MG Club
Club
C
Preston & District MG Club
Mr
G
Dennis (sec)
MG Club
Club
C
Preston & District MG Club
Mr
G
Dennis (sec)
MG Club
Club
C
Preston & District MG Club
Mr
G
Dennis (sec)
MG Club
Club
C
Preston & District MG Club
Mr
G
Dennis (sec)
MG Club
Club
C
Preston & District MG Club
Mr
G
Dennis (sec)
MG Club
Club
C
Preston & District MG Club
Mr
G
Dennis (sec)
MG Club
Club
C
Preston & District MG Club
Mr
G
Dennis (sec)
MG Club
Club
C
Preston & District MG Club
Mr
G
Dennis (sec)
MG Club
Club
C
Red Rose Land Rover Club
Mr
H
Frear
L/R Discovery 4
416 HAF
2009
Club
C
Red Rose Land Rover Club
Mr
M
Waddington
Land Rover 90
N767 OEC
1995
Club
C
Red Rose Land Rover Club
Mr
B
Dennis
L/R Defender 90
Station Wagon
C9 0UK
1986
Club
C
Red Rose Land Rover Club
Mr
J
Coe
L/R 110 Country
Station Wagon
J372 0AC
1991
Club
C
Rover Sports Register
Mr
M
Hinman
Rover 3500
RKJ 635G
1969
Club10
B
Rover Sports Register
Mr
A.D
Newell
Rover PS Saloon
URV 915
1960
Club3
B
Rover Sports Register
Mr
K
Grant
Rover 75
1948
Club
B
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Organisation
Contact Title
Initial
Contact Surname
Make
Rover Sports Register
Mr
J
Jackson
Rover Sports Register
Mr
P
UKC Cruisers
Mr
UKC Cruisers
Mr
UKC Cruisers
Reg No
Year
Club
Class
Rover 90
YSV 970
1959
Club
B
Willey
Rover 90
CWN 825
1936
Club
B
M
Pendlebury
Chrysler
PT Cruiser
NU02 HSF
2002
Club
A
B
Seddon
Chrysler
PT Cruiser
MX51 JJZ
2001
Club
A
Mr
G
Crowe
Chrysler
PT Cruiser
Y224 YNP
2001
Club
A
UKC Cruisers
Mr
M
Catterall
Chrysler
PT Cruiser
MV02 VGC
2002
Club
A
UKC Cruisers
Mr
P
Ritchie
Chrysler
PT Cruiser
WU02 XNE
2002
Club
A
UKC Cruisers
Mr
J
Butler
Chrysler
PT Cabrio Cruiser
PT52 JOY
2008
Club
A
UKC Cruisers
Mr
M
Chambers
Chrysler
PT Cruiser
DU06 NUX
2006
Club
A
UKC Cruisers
Mr
J
Appleby
Chrysler
PT Cruiser
N40 NON
2007
Club
A
UKC Cruisers
Mr
M
Smithers
Chrysler
PT Cruiser
MT05 JYN
2005
Club
A
UKC Cruisers
Mr
V
Parkinson
Chrysler
PT Cruiser
BP05 VSP
2005
Club
A
UKC Cruisers
Mr
T
Swindells
Chrysler
PT Cruiser
T666 RES
2000
Club
A
UKC Cruisers
C
Chorlton
Chrysler
PT Cruiser
Y751 FAR
2001
Club
A
UKC Cruisers
C
Chorlton
Chrysler
PT Cruiser
PT02 VAN
2002
Club
A
Burms
Chrysler
PT Cruiser
K80 LPT
2001
Club
A
UKC Cruisers
Model
UKC Cruisers
Mr
G
Poole
Chrysler
PT Cruiser
J12 GWP
2000
Club
A
UKC Cruisers
Mr
I.J
Kennedy
Chrysler
PT Cruiser
KX07 RLW
2007
Club
A
Clyde Region Jaguar Club
Mr
J
Stewart
Jaguar M2
Club
C
Clyde Region Jaguar Club
Mr
J
Stewart
Jaguar E Type
Club
C
Clyde Region Jaguar Club
Mr
J
Stewart
Jaguar XJ8
Club
C
Clyde Region Jaguar Club
Mr
J
Stewart
Jaguar XK8
Club
C
Clyde Region Jaguar Club
Mr
J
Stewart
Jaguar XK8
Club
C
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What’s On at
marinehall.co.uk
~ we love to entertain
Box Office 01253 887693 The Searchers Spanning five decades with hits galore Date: 2 Aug Cost: £17.50 - £19
Sid’s Show – Live from CBeebies A fantastic fun filled adventure Date: 9 Aug Cost: £11 The Houghton Weavers Britain’s premier comedy folk band Date: 16 Aug Cost: £12 - 14 Fylde Coast Food & Drink Festival A celebration of all things tasty Date: 18 Aug Cost: Adults £1, children 50p Fylde Folk Festival A 21st century folk festival in its 41st year Date: 30 Aug – 1 Sep Cost: £32.50 - £65 Heritage Open Days & Guided Tours A chance to discover the architecture, history and culture of Marine Hall Date: 12 - 15 Sep Cost: Free
Dancing under the Art Deco Dome Enjoy a delicious afternoon tea and dancing in our magnificent ballroom Date: 14 Sep Cost: £7.50 Jongleurs Comedy Club Enjoy a hilarious Friday night out Date: 4 Oct Cost: £12 Paul DanielsThe First Farewell Tour Entertainment from the famous magician Date: 5 Oct Cost: £14.50 – £16.50 Man Made Sole Enjoy the North’s premier Soul band Date: 26 Oct Cost: £12.50 Christmas Party Night Kick start your celebrations with our hilarious party night. Three great comedians and a three course dinner make for a great staff or pals party. Date: 7 Dec Cost: £30 Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs Mirror, mirror on the wall, which is the best panto of all? THIS IS! Date: 12 – 15 Dec Cost: £8
Fylde Coast Food and Drink Festival Sunday 18 August
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Freeport Fleetwood is Lancashire’s Number One for outlet shopping. It’s a great family day out, with fashion, footwear, outdoor, gifts, homeware and accessories all at amazing prices. So why not take a trip over to Freeport Fleetwood today and see what you’ll discover!
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