The ThamesMOG Management Committee is pleased to announce that we will be holding our AGM in person on Thursday May 5th. This will be at our normal first Thursday noggin venue. We look forward to seeing you all in person. Details on the arrangements for the AGM and supporting paperwork will be circulated soon via our Newsletter. It would have been good to have held it on May 4th be with you. But not everyone is into Star Wars like your Centre Secretary. At the time of writing, it was a lovely sunny day. I felt I could see the

At the time of writing, it looks like restrictions will be lifted including the need to self-isolate. This is good news for our noggins and events. I just hope it is not all too premature. Only time will tell. As reported last month our noggins have continued successfully. Christopher Nickless and his son are still working on their YouTube channel capturing our enjoyable noggins at the Harte and Magpie. Please subscribe to their channel. With changing circumstances, we hope to start filling our calendar with confirmed events. However, we do have some events firmly in our calendar. We have a

Did the Phoenix Classic Car meeting on January 1st blow away your cobwebs? It certainly was a fine day for it, with plenty of cars on display. Hopefully, things will start to get back to normal as the year progresses as we look forward to better weather. At the time of writing it was unpleasantly wet outside, although warm for the time of year. capturing expertly their enjoyable noggins at the Harte and Magpie. Please subscribe to their channel. They will soon become influencers – TikTok next perhaps? Understandably due to the pandemic, we have yet to firm up the

I would like to welcome you all to the New Year; I hope you will have a prosperous 2022 with good cheer and, above all, good health, and wish for a better year for us all. We have all been through difficult times. Thankfully our ThamesMOG newsletters has been full of good cheer throughout the year. If you have cabin fever over the festive season and want to blow away those cobwebs from your New Year’s celebrations, why not get down to The Phoenix Classic Car meeting on January 1st for the annual impromptu gathering of cars and car folk:

As this is the December edition of Miscellany, I would like to thank everyone who has organised a ThamesMOG event this year, and everyone who has supported them through their attendance. Being able to meet-up with friends makes these things worthwhile. With 2021 coming to an end there is hope of a more normal life ahead. We have postponed some of our events this year but we now hope to reschedule them for 2022. For example in 2021, Tim arranged some Dealer Days. I would like to thank Tim for all his hard work in planning these which had to

Rushing to a newsagent once again I was told, ‘Sorry sir we have run out.’ And of course now, at the time of writing, I have no petrol to get there to try again. I am of course referring to buying the latest edition of Classic Car magazine. Those of you lucky enough to have a copy will see on the front cover ThamesMOG member Steve Bridge and his Morgan, and read within an article that features hand-built British cars. It looked like quite a photoshoot, with the photographer hanging out the back of a moving vehicle to photo Steve