I would like to say a big thank you to Viv and Tony Hempel for running our scenic run for Cancer Charities last month. I would also like to thank everyone that took part. I felt sure that our long lost friends and love ones were there with us on the day. When I know how much money was raised I shall publish the total here and in our newsletter. I know from an early indication some of you have managed to gather quite a lot of sponsorship. Well done; thank you so much! Don't forget we shall be holding

Someone very special to me commented that May 2004 had probably been the best ever!  Since records began I guess. We were very busy indeed having a great time! I would like to thank Ian Sollen for getting us organised for the Hambleden Sports Car Day: a really worthwhile event. Also, I would like to thank Sandra Stuart and David Smith for our wonderful trip to France. I think we are very lucky to have people willing to devote their spare time to ensure we have these wonderful events to enjoy. Thank you all very much. Incidentally, as you know,

I have no doubt that you will wish to join me in wishing Ann Vodden a speedy recovery from her recent illness. Ann needed to spend a few days in hospital but she is now having a well earned rest at home. I hope Ann you will be feeling better soon, we are all thinking about you. In the list of events below, please note Allan Moore's Uxbridge Car Show, Allan would like you to contact him if you would like to go so that he can tell the organisers how many to expect, we hope to have a designated

As many of you will know our newsletter has now gone digital. If you have any difficulties in receiving the "Thames Valley Centre Newsletter" then please contact Gerry Burkitt on email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. Gerry is providing IT support for our newsletter and he should be able to sort you out.  We are always on the look out for articles and pictures for our newsletter.  (and our website!!) If you have anything you would like to provide: please contact myself, or our roving reporter Heidi Miller. Heidi can

Well after months of painstaking research our pub committee have finally found a replacement venue for the Queens Oak. They will of course now need a period of rehabilitation! Ever since I lost my notepad at the Queens I haven't felt right about the place! The pub definitely lost our Morgan photographs that had been up on the wall: a very poor show in my book! The replacement pub is called the Barley Mow and is located at The Hurst, Winchfield, near Hook. Our web site will have detailed directions to the pub shortly. The Barley Mow has a pub

I would like to thank Sexmog for joining us on our walk at Devil's Dyke back in December. We had a great turn out and for the most part we enjoyed glorious sunshine although it was a little windy at times. A good number of us made it to the top of Truleigh Hill with its fine views across the sea, downs and weald. Unfortunately we lost our photographer early on; however our roving reporter Heidi Miller will be providing a full write of this expedition in our Thames Valley Centre newsletter very soon. We have some interesting updates on