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October 2020

During these difficult times, I was deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Tony Howard’s wife Avril. Tony works on many Centre member’s cars, and over the years becomes good friends with his clients. He is a great Morgan engineer and Morgan racer. We are thinking about you Tony. On behalf of the Centre, I would like to send our sincere condolences to Tony’s family and friends, at this sad time. To live in the hearts of those we love is never to die. As always, I hope you are all safe and well. The lockdown rules are changing

September 2020

It was with great sadness that I learnt of the passing of Andy Biddlecombe. He was a good friend to many of the long standing members of the Centre. There is feeling, I believe, that an era is now coming to an end. Andy and Quentin for me bring back many happy memories. On behalf of the Centre, I would like to send our sincere condolences to Andy’s family and friends, at this sad time. He will be gravely missed. To live in the hearts of those we love is never to die As always, I hope you are all

August 2020

It was with great sadness that I learnt of the passing of Quentin English. He was a good friend of the Centre and he had many friends in the Club. We have many fond memories. We were very much involved with Quentin and HopMOG in MOG 2000. I was working with Quentin in organising the race meeting and sprint at the MOG. I distinctly remember bringing to Quentin’s attention the option of having a live assessment as a club of the race event by the MSA. He, of course, said, ‘Yeah, let’s go for it.’ It was a highly successful

July 2020

I hope you are all safe and well. As before the relaxation of the lockdown rules is a gradual process. With this in mind, the ThamesMOG Management Committee has decided to continue with our cancellation and postponement of noggins and events respectively in July. Please remember, that the latest information on our activities can be found on our website, and our ThamesMOG newsletters will still be going out to keep us all connected. I had a drive out the other day, and it brought back happy memories of freedom, ‘All I ask is a louvered bonnet and a satnav to

June 2020

I hope you are all safe and well. At the time of writing, there was talk of a relaxation of the lockdown rules. This will likely be a gradual process. Please remember, that the latest information on our activities can be found on our website, and our ThamesMOG newsletters will still be going out to keep us all connected. All this happening in our fiftieth anniversary year has curtailed us, but safety is paramount. We hope, however, to have a special celebration in November at our Thursday night noggin, restrictions permitting. Why November? You may ask. The earliest Centres in

May 2020

I would like to take this opportunity, during these deeply worrying times, to wish everyone in our Centre and beyond all the best, with my hope that you will all stay safe and well. The latest information on our activities can be found on our website, and our ThamesMog newsletters will still be going out to keep us all connected. In summary, for the foreseeable future all our noggins are cancelled and all our planned outings and events are either cancelled or postponed. If there is any change, the ThamesMog’s newsletter will inform you or you can check our website