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As organising events is “such hard work” according to many, our Club ran two events on one day. The first was a local event near Loughborough for our members only, as a couple of members offered to look after that one. We like doing small, friendly events which are the essence of the hobby unlike

It was “back to normal” for our March meeting with a full house of attendees and almost standing room only. Gary Farnfield from Rainbows Hospice in Loughborough was our speaker to catch up with what is going on and how the pandemic has impacted fundraising etc. Our membership book is now closed until January 2023

Making good while we can we have another outing in the pipeline, its even got private parking for a nominal fee thanks to a friendly neighbour!

Its been a while but we have some mud booked and some keen members, what will turn up?? See below….. 16 hardy folk turned up on Sunday. The weather started overcast and mild but the keen wind soon brought in some unwanted moisture! After a couple of convoys to the parking area the members were

Now we are returning to something like normal the Society were invited back to a farm first visited in 2019. Its a long way South but the history around Salisbury is enough to convince anyone to make the journey. 77 folk attended and £1540.00 was raised for the landowners charity.

An often discussed figure especially by those with an axe to grind against the hobby. Those same people vastly over estimate the numbers because it suits their agenda`s. Having been party to some “known” figures it is also often asked why the NCMD doesn`t publish how many members it has. Simple reasoning, not all members