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Lincolnshire Newsletter - February 2020 Lincolnshire Newsletter - February 2020 The Royal British Legion Riders Branch Lincolnshire Squadron & E Mids. Area Weekly & Monthly Lincolnshire and other Recommended Events: Weekly See Lincolnshire Bike Nights (Poster at End of Newsletter) Sunday Lunchtime visit to your local RBL Club: 1) Your Local Club (Let me have details) 2) Your Local Club (Let me have details) Monthly See Lincolnshire Bike Nights (Poster at End of Newsletter) Lincoln MAG - Contact Trev Bridgwood - 07977 477 709 Lincolnshire Riders meet every 1st Wednesday from 19.30 @ The Fox & Hounds, Newark Road, Lincoln, LN6 9SP. and for Brunch every 3rd Sunday at 10.30 at the WAVE on the A15 by Waddington Airfield Should you wish to advertise your event or whatever in these pages - contact me (phone & email at end of this missive) "It's Free" The 2020 Non-Attendance Rally is to be held on The Flying Dutchman with Captain Van Der Decken . We are going to see if we can find the treasure she was apparently carrying – without suffering the horrible death her appearance is supposed to foretell. booking is open and can be booked on the following link. http://www.legionnar.org.uk/web/shop/ Safeguarding the welfare, interests and memory of those who are serving or who have served in H. M. Armed Forces Registered Charity No: 219279 Page 1 of 24 Lincolnshire Newsletter - February 2020 Last Month Upcoming Events Events with an Orange background to the 18th & 19th January 2020 header are the ones we have been invited Springfields Bike Show, Spalding to attend. Thanks to all who could help and those who visited the FEBRUARY stand over the 2 days. I have counted the donations and we received £108.50 for the Poppy Appeal. 2nd February 2020 M62 Coach Bomb, Memorial Parade Starts 10:00 at Hartshead Moor Services, West Bound Services. 3rd February 2020 Derbyshire Meet & Greet 19:00 at Shirland Miners Welfare, Shirland, Alfreton, DE55 6BA. Food if required is: - Meat Pie, Peas, Chips & Gravy which need to be ordered by 31st January 5th February 2020 Lincolnshire Monthly Meet As usual we will be at the Fox & Hounds, Newark Road, Lincoln, LN6 9SP. 19:30 for 20:00 start. The Pub serves food until 20:00 and you could make an evening of it. 16th February 2020 Sunday Brunch Special Guest, Danny Buchan on the stand Meet at the WAVE 10.00 for 10.30 followed by a ride if weather permits Safeguarding the welfare, interests and memory of those who are serving or who have served in H. M. Armed Forces Registered Charity No: 219279 Page 2 of 24 Lincolnshire Newsletter - February 2020 20th February 2020 4th March 2020 The RBLR-Notts’ Gathering Lancaster Bomber Memorial, Ulceby Cross The Royal British Legion Club (Hucknall) 141 Beardall St, Commemoration Ceremonies in Respect of the Hucknall, Crew of the Lancaster Bomber, Near Ulceby Nottingham Cross. NG15 7RA Muster 13:30 at the Memorial Start at 19:30hrs until approx. 21:00hrs (Junction of Partney Road & Harrington Road) (South of Ulceby Cross) st rd 21 to 23 February 2020 BMF, Crunchy Sleeping Bag Rally Short Service at 14:00. Concluded by Service at their Graves in Alford BMF's 3rd Crunchy Sleeping Bag Rally Cemetery. The Heneage Arms, Louth Road, Then Food somewhere in Alford (TBC) Hainton, Lincolnshire, th LN8 6LX 4 March 2020 Lincolnshire Monthly Meet Prebook: £16 or £13 BMF members Food, bar, live music, hot drinks available 24 hours. As usual we will be at the Fox & Hounds, Newark Live music on Friday and Saturday nights. Fully Road, Lincoln, LN6 9SP. accessible toilets, no showers. No open fires - off the ground fire pits accepted by 19:30 for 20:00 start. prior permission. 0116 279 5112 web: bmf.co.uk The Pub serves food until 20:00 and you could make an evening of it. MARCH 15th March 2020 Sunday Brunch nd Meet at the WAVE 10.00 for 2 March 2020 10.30 followed by a ride if Derbyshire Meet & Greet weather permits 19:00 at Shirland Miners Welfare, Shirland, 19th March 2020 Alfreton, DE55 6BA. The RBLR-Notts’ Gathering Food if required is: - Meat Pie, Peas, chips & Gravy for £3.50 which need to be ordered by 28th Jan. The Royal British Legion Club (Hucknall) 141 Beardall St, Hucknall, Nottingham NG15 7RA Start at 19:30hrs until approx. 21:00hrs Safeguarding the welfare, interests and memory of those who are serving or who have served in H. M. Armed Forces Registered Charity No: 219279 Page 3 of 24 Lincolnshire Newsletter - February 2020 APRIL 17th to 19th April 2020 National Youthbike's Fat Skeleton Blues & Bikes The Fat Skeleton Blues & Bikes Weekend returns st 1 April 2020 for another occasion of music, motorbikes and all- Lincolnshire Monthly Meet round entertainment. As usual we will be at the Fox & Hounds, Newark It is an important fundraising event for National Youthbike, an organisation providing education and Road, Lincoln, LN6 9SP. opportunity for young people up and down the country. 19:30 for 20:00 start. Fat Skeleton sees motorcycling clubs join forces to The Pub serves food until 20:00 and you could raise crucial funds for this charity, and you can do your bit by attending. make an evening of it. The event runs from April 17-19 at Cabourne Parva, 6th April 2020 North Lincolnshire. Derbyshire Meet & Greet https://www.fatskeletonbluesandbikes.com/ 19:00 at Shirland Miners Welfare, Shirland, 19th April 2020 Alfreton, DE55 6BA. Sunday Brunch Food if required is: - Meat Pie, Peas, Chips & Gravy for £3.50 which need to be ordered by.28th March Meet at the WAVE 10.00 for 10.30 followed by a ride if th th 12 & 13 April 2019 weather permits Home Front (40’s) Weekend 25th April 2020 At Crich Transport Museum ANZAC Day, Dawn Service, Mablethorpw See Forum & East Midlands Facebook for details. 05:20 at Mablethorpe War Memorial, High Street, outside the Station Sports Centre. 16th April 2020 25th April 2020 The RBLR-Notts’ Gathering ANZAC Day, Service, Boston The Royal British Legion Club (Hucknall) 10:00 at Boston Stump in the Market Place. 141 Beardall St, Hucknall, 25th April 2020 Nottingham Laying Up & Dedication of New Standard, NG15 7RA Epworth Start at 19:30hrs until approx. 21:00hrs 14:00 St. Andrews Church, Epworth. Refreshments afterwards at Wesley Memorial Church, Epworth. If anybody knows a suitable RV and anybody who is attending, please let me know. Safeguarding the welfare, interests and memory of those who are serving or who have served in H. M. Armed Forces Registered Charity No: 219279 Page 4 of 24 Lincolnshire Newsletter - February 2020 25th April 2020 6th May 2020 13th Annual St. Georges Day Charity Bike Show. Lincolnshire Monthly Meet Ipswich As usual we will be at the Fox & Hounds, Newark Run by RBLR Suffolk Road, Lincoln, LN6 9SP. See Poster at rear of Newsletter 19:30 for 20:00 start. MAY The Pub serves food until 20:00 and you could make an evening of it. 1st to 3rd May 2020 th th MAG into the Valley Rally. 8 to 10 May 2020 You’ve Been NABBED Rally For details, see poster at end of Newsletter. The National Association for Bikers with a Disability is proud to announce You've Been Nabbed will once again nd 2 May 2020 take place at the Royal Cheshire Showground Wolds Motorcycle Run 2020 Treat yourself to a Ticket or give your beloved a ticket Skellingthorpe & District MCC presents for the hell of it and come along and enjoy the best fund raiser you will ever attend. th The 12 Annual Aviation Heritage Wolds Run Featuring 20 bands across 3 Marquees and a Comedy Show so famous that comedians are queuing up just to An exhilarating ride-out over the glorious Lincolnshire get a chance to be on the bill. Wolds. Starting from the Lincolnshire Aviation Heritage Centre Tickets cost £30 in advance and if any are left will be £35 at East Kirkby, Spilsby PE23 4DE on the gate. Signing on starts at 08.30 am Ride Out starts at approx. 10.30 am th 8 May 2020 4th May 2020 VE Day Celebration, Spalding. Derbyshire Meet & Greet 11:00 at Spalding Parish Church, St. Mary & St. 19:00 at Shirland Miners Welfare, Shirland, Nicholas, PE11 2RA. Alfreton, DE55 6BA. Numbers required for Refreshment Food if required is: - Meat Pie, Peas, Chips & Gravy purposes for £3.50 which need to be ordered by. 9th May Safeguarding the welfare, interests and memory of those who are serving or who have served in H. M. Armed Forces Registered Charity No: 219279 Page 5 of 24 Lincolnshire Newsletter - February 2020 9th May 2020 14th – 17th May 2020 Branch Memorial Ride to the NMA. BMF Bears & Bikes 2020 British Motorcyclists Federation's Bears & Bikes Meet at the Friendly Farmer, A46, A17, A1 2020 Roundabout, Winthorpe, Newark NG24 2NY @ Traquair House, 09:30 for a 10:00 departure to the services at Jnct Innerleithen, A50/A38 (Derby & Burton Services) Etwall Road, EH44 6PW Willington, Derby DE65 6DX arriving at about 11:30. Prebook: £25.00 FREE* entry into the house and gardens *Fri/Sat only Dep’t 11:45/12:00 to the Arboretum. £25 non BMF member £20 BMF member The Memorial Service starts at 14.00 Tickets available from website Early Bird campers welcome from Thursday Any who is attending please advise me, so we do pm for more info on Facebook not leave you behind. At the beautiful Traquair House, Scotland's oldest inhabited house. Live music Friday & Saturday on the walled garden stage.
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