Federation of British Historic Vehicle Clubs

Federation of British Historic Vehicle Clubs The Federation of British Historic Vehicle Clubs exists to uphold the freedom to use historic vehicles on the road without restriction.

The Federation of British Historic Vehicle Clubs exists to uphold the freedom to use historic vehicles on the road - without restriction - representing over 250,000 members. It does this by representing the interests of owners of such vehicles to politicians, government officials, and legislators both in the UK and (through the Federation Internationale des Vehicules Anciens) in Europe. There are

over 500 subscriber organisations representing a total membership of over 250,000 in addition to individual and trade supporters. All our directors operate in a voluntary capacity supported by our secretary.

This has come as a surprise…. We wish the museum well in its search for a new home.
11/08/2026

This has come as a surprise…. We wish the museum well in its search for a new home.

National Motor Museum begins search for a transformational new home

A true stalwart of the Standard Motor Club, we're deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Phil Homer. He did so much ...
06/08/2026

A true stalwart of the Standard Motor Club, we're deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Phil Homer. He did so much for the club and remained active until very recently. He will be sadly missed.

Philip Geoffrey Homer - 8 May 1952 – 21 July 2026. An obituary by Peter Lockley, with input from Lynda Homer and family mem...

It's taken more than six years of dedicated campaigning by the FBHVC, but finally we have got there!
03/08/2026

It's taken more than six years of dedicated campaigning by the FBHVC, but finally we have got there!

Further to its statement on 20 August last year, the DVLA has today (3 August) announced the...

We're very sorry to learn of John Bacchus' passing. One of the true giants of the British motor industry - and the prese...
24/07/2026

We're very sorry to learn of John Bacchus' passing. One of the true giants of the British motor industry - and the preservation of its archives.

John Bacchus, who has died aged 89, spent a lifetime in the British motor industry. During his distinguished career, he became a key player in the ...

17/07/2026
We’re very proud to support HSA, a real success story!
21/05/2026

We’re very proud to support HSA, a real success story!

Not long now! The advance ticket-only Leyland Society's 2026 Gathering is on Sunday 28 June, run by the FBHVC member clu...
20/05/2026

Not long now! The advance ticket-only Leyland Society's 2026 Gathering is on Sunday 28 June, run by the FBHVC member club,

The 'Gathering' is being held at the Leyland Trucks Assembly Plant on Croston Road, Leyland as a part of a Family Day organised by Leyland Trucks for their employees and invited guests.

There will be different activities taking place around the outside of the factory whilst the Assembly Plant will be open to show how trucks are produced at the Leyland site.

A broad range of Leyland group trucks and buses from across the decades are expected to attend and provide an impressive display.

Please be aware that the Leyland Trucks Assembly Plant is a secure area and entry will be by advance ticket only - see Leyland Society website for details, but don't delay as the closing date for ticket applications is 12 June.

It is hoped that a local enthusiast group will run free bus services from the Leyland Trucks Assembly Plant and the British Commercial Vehicle Museum in the town centre using Leyland buses.

See website for further details https://www.leylandsociety.co.uk/leyland-society-gathering/

Congratulations to the Cambridge Austin 7 & Vintage Car Club which is celebrating its 70th anniversary!The celebrations ...
19/05/2026

Congratulations to the Cambridge Austin 7 & Vintage Car Club which is celebrating its 70th anniversary!

The celebrations included a gathering of Austin 7’ and Vintage Cars on Rampton Village Green, a Ceilidh in the Village Hall and a magnificent birthday cake. The birthday cake measured 32cm by 50cm with enough for everyone with some left over.

The club was formed in 1956 by a group of university students. It was not long before the students sought the help of a local garage owner and made him an honorary member.

Other local enthusiasts joined and eventually the club separated from the university.

Today, it is a thriving club of over 70 members holding regular meetings and events. https://www.facebook.com/groups/388517951267195/about

We thank everyone who supported Drive-it Day over the weekend - you're fabulous! And, we'll do it all again next year on...
28/04/2026

We thank everyone who supported Drive-it Day over the weekend - you're fabulous! And, we'll do it all again next year on Sunday 25 April 2027 (dates for subsequent years are here https://www.driveitday.co.uk/events).

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