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The FBHVC (Federation of British Historic Vehicle Clubs) announced a carbon balancing scheme to the historic vehicle community last December. Whilst recognising that the carbon footprint of the historic vehicle movement is already immeasurably small, with the entire community accounting for less than 0.25% of the total mileage on UK roads, the offer of carbon balancing has been incredibly well-supported by historic vehicle owners.

Members will be pleased to learn that the residual AOC stock (three large plastic storage boxes) is now on its way to Poland courtesy of the Malvern and Loughborough Polish communities.

FBHVC Club Expo 2022

On Saturday 22nd January Malcom Kindell and James Swan were pleased to represent the AOC at the annual FBHVC Club Expo meeting, held at the British Motor Museum at Gaydon. Delegates were able to hear presentations from a range of speakers, join in some question-and-answer sessions and spend some time speaking to the various event sponsors.

The Northern Section greatly enjoyed their Season Opening Sunday Lunch on 6th February 2022.

On Sunday 6th February, twenty three SW members braved the elements and enjoyed an excellent Winter Lunch at The Carpenters

South East Section had there New Year lunch at the Black Horse in Pembury. A great time was had by all.

The final South West Noggin & Natter of 2022 took place this week at The Swan Inn at Tockington.

It was that time of year again. With the threat of a seasonal lockdown, the brave (foolhardy) stalwarts of the South East section have been out partying at the ‘Dial Post’ Christmas lunchtime bash.

Historic vehicle owners and event organisers can now continue their enjoyment of transport heritage, whilst playing their part to protect the environment, through a new carbon balancing initiative from the Federation of British Historic Vehicle Clubs (FBHVC) delivered in partnership with Tree-V.

The last Sunday meet up of 2022 for the South East Section at Denbies Wine Estate, Dorking Surrey.