Bristol Area MG Owners Club is a thriving group of enthusiasts based in the West Country. We usually meet on the second Wednesday of each month at Nailsea & Backwell Rugby Clubhouse (North Street, Nailsea, BS48 4BY Click here for maps) but meetings are currently being held on ZoomA lively crowd who enjoy events throughout the year. We have monthly meetings plus Sunday Runs, weekends away and attendance at local events. Our meetings are definitely not for the discussion of torque settings or crankshafts (although there may be members with answers to your questions should you need them). If you feel we offer the kind of Club that suits you, come and join us, you will be made most welcome. The MG Car Company was founded in 1925 and MG sportscars are known throughout the world. To have an MG is to own a piece of motoring history and that includes the more modern models of course. To satisfy the needs of MG owners, the national MG Owners’ Club was started in 1973 to provide a supply of spare parts, offer insurance and give help and advice on all aspects of MG ownership. It is the largest single marque club in the world. Throughout the country, members of local area MGOC clubs organise regular meetings. Bristol Area MG Owners Club (BAMGOC) is an autonomous club within the National MG Owners’ Club. You do not have to be a member of the National Club to join us, and membership of each club is separate. Membership of BAMGOC entitles you to two subsidised events, the Summer BBQ and a Christmas Party plus our bi-monthly magazine and occasional newsletter.
PAULINE MADE THISMost of the bags in the shop are individual, one-off creations and many of them are made using upcycled fabrics in order to keep a happy environment. Most are hand signed. A percentage of all sales will be donated to charity. The charity for this year is the Bristol Children's Help Society (Registered charity number 1092921). So please click HERE to take a look at my shop where purchases can be made via the secure PayPal system. Alternatively, give me a ring on 01934 833648 to visit me and view the selection.
CLICK HERE TO SEE OUR FACEBOOK PAGEWe also have a FACEBOOK GROUP where you can share events you may be planning to attend or discuss matters of mutual interest! Just press the “Join Group” button to join in the funCLICK HERE TO TAKE A LOOKTO SEE THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A FACEBOOK PAGE AND A FACEBOOK GROUP CLICK HERE
MESSAGE TO ALL OUR MEMBERS:For the foreseeable future, Club Nights will be held on Zoom. Violet and Richard’s email Newsletter will give you all the details.We’d love to have some new things to do in the future so do YOU have any good ideas? Maybe something that you've enjoyed with your family or friends on Zoom that could be adapted for the Club? We'd love to have your input!As I’m sure you’re aware, the rules regarding the current situation are fluid. For the latest info please see the Coronavirus Updates page.Please stay safe, keep driving your MGs (but only within the law!) and remember “HANDS - FACE - SPACE”FOR SOME GOOD NEWS ABOUT BARTON CAMP CLICK HERE!
DOORSTEP CHECK! - Keys, money, phone, FACEMASK!Pauline is making face coverings to raise money for Barton Camp. The total raised to date is a now just over £2000 but why stop there?PLEASE CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION
CLICK HERE FOR THE 2ND 2020 LOCK-DOWN TRIPTHIS IS LIKE A TABLE-TOP RALLY BUT USING GOOGLE MAPS INSTEAD OF THE ORDNANCE SURVEY. There is no prize so don’t worry about sending in the answers - they can be found HERE
Bristol Area MG Owners Club is a thriving group of enthusiasts based in the West Country. We usually meet on the second Wednesday of each month at Nailsea & Backwell Rugby Clubhouse (North Street, Nailsea, BS48 4BY Click here for maps) but meetings are currently being held on ZoomA lively crowd who enjoy events throughout the year. We have monthly meetings plus Sunday Runs, weekends away and attendance at local events. Our meetings are definitely not for the discussion of torque settings or crankshafts (although there may be members with answers to your questions should you need them). If you feel we offer the kind of Club that suits you, come and join us, you will be made most welcome. The MG Car Company was founded in 1925 and MG sportscars are known throughout the world. To have an MG is to own a piece of motoring history and that includes the more modern models of course. To satisfy the needs of MG owners, the national MG Owners’ Club was started in 1973 to provide a supply of spare parts, offer insurance and give help and advice on all aspects of MG ownership. It is the largest single marque club in the world. Throughout the country, members of local area MGOC clubs organise regular meetings. Bristol Area MG Owners Club (BAMGOC) is an autonomous club within the National MG Owners’ Club. You do not have to be a member of the National Club to join us, and membership of each club is separate. Membership of BAMGOC entitles you to two subsidised events, the Summer BBQ and a Christmas Party plus our bi-monthly magazine and occasional newsletter.
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CLICK HERE TO SEE OUR FACEBOOK PAGEWe also have a FACEBOOK GROUP where you can share events you may be planning to attend or discuss matters of mutual interest! Just press the “Join Group” button to join in the funCLICK HERE TO TAKE A LOOKTO SEE THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A FACEBOOK PAGE AND A FACEBOOK GROUP CLICK HERE
PAULINE MADE THISMost of the bags in the shop are individual, one-off creations and many of them are made using upcycled fabrics in order to keep a happy environment. Most are hand signed. A percentage of all sales will be donated to charity. The charity for this year is the Bristol Children's Help Society (Registered charity number 1092921). So please click HERE to take a look at my shop where purchases can be made via the secure PayPal system. Alternatively, give me a ring on 01934 833648 to visit me and view the selection.
MESSAGE TO ALL OUR MEMBERS:For the foreseeable future, Club Nights will be held on Zoom. Violet and Richard’s email Newsletter will give you all the details.We’d love to have some new things to do in the future so do YOU have any good ideas? Maybe something that you've enjoyed with your family or friends on Zoom that could be adapted for the Club? We'd love to have your input!As I’m sure you’re aware, the rules regarding the current situation are fluid. For the latest info please see the Coronavirus Updates page.Please stay safe, keep driving your MGs (but only within the law!) and remember “HANDS - FACE - SPACE”FOR SOME GOOD NEWS ABOUT BARTON CAMP CLICK HERE!
DOORSTEP CHECK! - Keys, money, phone, FACEMASK!Pauline is making face coverings to raise money for Barton Camp. The total raised to date is a now just over £2000 but why stop there?PLEASE CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION
CLICK HERE FOR THE 2ND 2020 LOCK-DOWN TRIPTHIS IS LIKE A TABLE-TOP RALLY BUT USING GOOGLE MAPS INSTEAD OF THE ORDNANCE SURVEY. There is no prize so don’t worry about sending in the answers - they can be found HERE
Bristol Area MG Owners Club is a thriving group of enthusiasts based in the West Country. We usually meet on the second Wednesday of each month at Nailsea & Backwell Rugby Clubhouse (North Street, Nailsea, BS48 4BY Click here for maps) but meetings are currently being held on ZoomA lively crowd who enjoy events throughout the year. We have monthly meetings plus Sunday Runs, weekends away and attendance at local events. Our meetings are definitely not for the discussion of torque settings or crankshafts (although there may be members with answers to your questions should you need them). If you feel we offer the kind of Club that suits you, come and join us, you will be made most welcome. The MG Car Company was founded in 1925 and MG sportscars are known throughout the world. To have an MG is to own a piece of motoring history and that includes the more modern models of course. To satisfy the needs of MG owners, the national MG Owners’ Club was started in 1973 to provide a supply of spare parts, offer insurance and give help and advice on all aspects of MG ownership. It is the largest single marque club in the world. Throughout the country, members of local area MGOC clubs organise regular meetings. Bristol Area MG Owners Club (BAMGOC) is an autonomous club within the National MG Owners’ Club. You do not have to be a member of the National Club to join us, and membership of each club is separate. Membership of BAMGOC entitles you to two subsidised events, the Summer BBQ and a Christmas Party plus our bi-monthly magazine and occasional newsletter.
CLICK HERE TO SEE OUR FACEBOOK PAGEWe also have a FACEBOOK GROUP where you can share events you may be planning to attend or discuss matters of mutual interest! Just press the “Join Group” button to join in the funCLICK HERE TO TAKE A LOOKTO SEE THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A FACEBOOK PAGE AND A FACEBOOK GROUP CLICK HERE
PAULINE MADE THISMost of the bags in the shop are individual, one-off creations and many of them are made using upcycled fabrics in order to keep a happy environment. Most are hand signed. A percentage of all sales will be donated to charity. The charity for this year is the Bristol Children's Help Society (Registered charity number 1092921). So please click HERE to take a look at my shop where purchases can be made via the secure PayPal system. Alternatively, give me a ring on 01934 833648 to visit me and view the selection.
MESSAGE TO ALL OUR MEMBERS:For the foreseeable future, Club Nights will be held on Zoom. Violet and Richard’s email Newsletter will give you all the details.We’d love to have some new things to do in the future so do YOU have any good ideas? Maybe something that you've enjoyed with your family or friends on Zoom that could be adapted for the Club? We'd love to have your input!As I’m sure you’re aware, the rules regarding the current situation are fluid. For the latest info please see the Coronavirus Updates page.Please stay safe, keep driving your MGs (but only within the law!) and remember “HANDS - FACE - SPACE”FOR SOME GOOD NEWS ABOUT BARTON CAMP CLICK HERE!
DOORSTEP CHECK! - Keys, money, phone, FACEMASK!Pauline is making face coverings to raise money for Barton Camp. The total raised to date is a now just over £2000 but why stop there?PLEASE CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION
CLICK HERE FOR THE 2ND 2020 LOCK-DOWN TRIPTHIS IS LIKE A TABLE-TOP RALLY BUT USING GOOGLE MAPS INSTEAD OF THE ORDNANCE SURVEY. There is no prize so don’t worry about sending in the answers - they can be found HERE