The website has been updated to allow for more growth. The old style had become a little limited with where I could take it.

If you have any local events which are related to the scene, let know and ill do a post on the site. It gets several hundred hits a month, so it will help promote your event.

The next being The Mod NIte at the Green Room.

The polos are now available , limited supply.
Along with the stickers and scooter banners.

Think I've found Doug from Bristol and am waiting for a response.
Yvonne Knapper - waiting for a response.

Don't forget next Friday at Premier Cru
8.00 til late

I have just updated the 1983 Gallery with some pictures sent by Taff who has recently made contact along with Pete Crewes. So hopefully some more pictures to come.
There has been some demand for Reunion / Mod / Scooter Nite after the success of the Wellswood Nites that Ian has done , so this week I'm going to get the hotel sorted and see what deals I can get for a weekend in December. I was thinking maybe a weekender rathere than just one nite, perhaps a band on one nite and a vinyl music nite the next. I need some idea of how many would be interested so please email me and let me know.
Jo Wilby has given some pics and I'm scanning them this week that will be Gallery 7. A few good photos in there and several faces not seen for many years.

A recent email from Rob Jenks bought up a name from the past.


"In the background is an Opel Manta that belonged to a German scooter dealer called Ralph who used to come over every year with a trailer in which he had a P2 and sidecar. He was a really skinny fella with a wispy beard and used to wear flares and sandals/socks. Used to carry a baseball bat in the boot. I wonder how many folk remember him? "

I got a lift to Morecambe '84 in that motor and nearly got arrested after we got pulled over doing nearly 150mph on the M5...the copper tried to drag me out of the car but then realised it was left hand drive!! - Rob Jenks

So who was Ralph and does anyone else remember him, I do now it was mentioned, it's strange but I can recall him quite clearly now, but he did come and go.

It's gone quiet as of late, a couple of people who have made contact with the site are Paul Ward and Tracey Lowe.

The patch vote is up to 18 for the new patches so I'll get the artwork started soon.

The top grade patches will be £8.50 each if I order 25.
First come first served. If I don't get orders for 25, I will order less but the cost goes up.
These aren't cheap silk screened patches. Some thing to celebrate 30 years on.

Keep voting!