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HAPPY 90th BIRTHDAY TO DON HALL CELEBRATING HERE WITH A FEW FRIENDS AFTER THE GOLD CUP MEETING (MORE PICTURES ON THE NW FACEBOOK) REGIONAL CHAIRPERSON’S but Anglesey does test the definition of BANK HOLIDAY BURBLES “adequate manning”. Almost everybody on Wow! Hardly had the Grappa stopped the bank is doing 2 jobs. Mind you, it is a flowing in celebration of Nadine getting great way to have a taste of Post Chief- The Big Chair, than another celebration ery (staff management, paperwork, radi- caused the bottle to be reopened! No, os etc). not Brexit nor the Olympic Medalathon, My plea: We are a region with 600 mem- but your marshalling at Ty Croes! bers. We don’t see all of you over on the Those of you who made the 2CV Extrav- Island. Why not give it a try? Even just a aganza happen did a fabulous job. Afraid couple of dozen more Oranges would I was tucked up in bed for most of the make a difference on these Saturdays, time when you were doing the bizzo! and it’s a great place for the weekend. David (the Steward) Williams, who as you My 2nd plea: do you have friends or family know is a staunch supporter of we Orang- who might like to try marshalling, maybe es, conveyed fulsome thanks from the to become regulars at Ty Croes? West teams and himself for your dedication. I Cheshire, North Wales or the Island of can do no better than quote… Anglesey itself form a very convenient “ALL the Team Managers and Competi- catchment area. It’s actually nearer than tors send their thanks and appreciation… Donington and Silverstone for most of Despite the weather they [marshals] us. The A55 makes the journey a doddle were always smiling, munching and enjoy- (but do watch your speed!). ing the event. THANK YOU.” The circuit is fab, the people there are Whilst on the subject of Anglesey Cir- brill, the events are exciting and the cuit, I must add my own thanks for the weather is… demanding. Hope to see you support you give to race meetings over there. there. There are a good number of An- Back on the mainland, the Gold Cup was glesey weekends these days. Almost in- absolutely fab, but the on-track bizzo variably they coincide with was trumped by our presentation to Don Saturdays. This puts us in a dilemma. Hall in celebration of his 90th birthday Do we (a) do the full Anglesey weekend, and his 55-year marshalling extravagan- (b) do Oulton Saturday only or (c) do za. What a guy! Talk about dedication to Oulton on Saturday and Anglesey on Sun- marshalling and motorsport. day? Well, I’ve tried all 3 options over We are North West Region – the years, but have to admit I can only the Northern (inc Anglesey) Powerhouse. really cope with a) or b) in my dotage! Mike Cadwallader The double-banked Saturdays rely heav- ily on your dedication and goodwill. Both circuits are thinner than usually staffed, 2 Notice of the BMMC North Region TAKE YOUR LITTER HOME….. Annual General Meeting 2016 ….. or at least put it in one of the many The Annual General Meeting of the bins provided at Oulton Park. North West Region of the British Motor- This is a plea that I convey from circuit staff. Our resolve to be good, environ- sports Marshals’ Club Ltd. will be held at mentally sound citizens has been weaken- the Blue Cap Hotel,Sandiway, Northwich, ing. The tyre barriers around the circuit CW8 2DR on Thursday 17th November are an essential safety feature. They are 2016 at 7:30pm. NOT waste disposal opportunities! Rotting food, bottles, cans and waste AGENDA paper do not make for a safe working 1. Apologies for absence environment. We may just stand there, 2. Minutes of the 2015 AGM occasionally getting a ‘niff or batting (copies available on the night) away flies, wasps etc. Circuit staff, on 3. Chairman's Report the other hand, have to manhandle tyre 4. Secretary's Report barriers, particularly after an accident. 5. Treasurers Report If moving the barriers causes all this waste material to spill there are environ- 6. Election of Committee Members mental and health & safety issues all over 7. Members Propositions the floor. Of almost equal importance is In accordance with the Club Rules K.3.3 the aesthetic impact of such rubbish and K.3.4, the following Committee Mem- being blown all over the circuit. bers stand down by rotation and offer Please, please think before you dump. themselves for re-election. Our tyre barriers should be kept litter- free. There are hundreds of bins around Gordon Knight the circuit. If all else fails, take your Peter Preston-Hough rubbish home… and put it in your recy- cling containers. You know it makes sense. Mark Noble Thank you Rob Wood (Ratification) Chairman Mike the Recycler The Regional AGM is required to consider any resolutions proposed and seconded by fully paid up members and lodged in writing, with the Regional Secretary not less than 14 days prior to the date of the Regional AGM. Signed: Gordon Knight North West Region Secretary Issued: 9th September 2016

3 decided it is time to stand down resulted in nothing more than a landslide victory. A new online system saw more people than ever before take part in the elec- tion and three quarters of them ex- pressed a preference for Lewis. Nadine was amazed by the whole experi- ence of standing for the position of Chair. She says, “I am totally humbled by the support I received before, during and since the vote - I hope I live up to everyone's expectations!” Her career in orange began in 1997 when NADINE IS OUR FIRST LADY a friend from University heard a radio These are momentous times for the Brit- advert asking for marshals to help run ish Motorsports Marshal’s Club (BMMC) race meetings at their local circuit, Oul- as it prepares to celebrate its 60th anni- ton Park. At the time Nadine had no idea versary in 2017. In Nadine Lewis the that safety cover was provided by volun- membership have elected a new young, teers who could dedicate as little or as dynamic Chair who has links to people at much time as they wished. all levels of the sport from those having Lewis was already an avid Formula 1 fan their first experience of marshalling via having spent many Sunday afternoons a Taster Day at Oulton Park to the most during her childhood watching Grands senior executives at the MSA. She will Prix with her father who worked away take over the reins at the National AGM during the week. in December. Her interest aroused by the ad’, Nadine The fact that Nadine is a woman was signed up for a Marshalling Taster Day never an issue in her election campaign which in those days were hosted by Cliff and yet, in the broader scheme of where Hammond – a true legend of our club who we now stand in the history of the BM- had been involved since its inception but MC, this is a huge endorsement of what sadly passed away a few years ago. This an inclusive organisation the club has was a day Lewis would never forget as a become particularly as, even in these TVR crashed at her feet before she enlightened times, the drivers for whom inadvertently performed a comedy fall in marshals provide safety cover remain front of a crowded spectator area and predominantly male. then thoroughly enjoyed being at the Furthermore, the voting process to find centre of all the banter on the post she a replacement for the long serving and was allocated to for the afternoon where well respected Chris Hobson who has she was the only woman. 4 For Nadine that first day on the banks was a life changing moment. She signed up to be a trainee marshal and never looked back. Not only did she discover a fabulous new hobby but she also met Ian Lewis, who she married 15 years ago. This romance was nearly cut short when Ian was stand- ing behind the barrier at Lodge that Russell Spence demolished during quali- to fill but the number of wide-eyed new- fying when the BTCC visited Oulton Park bies – “Nadlings” as they have come to be in 1999. Ian was knocked unconscious but known – seems to have increased every made a full recovery – which is more than season and bears testimony to the Chair- be said for Spence’s Renault Laguna! elect’s interpersonal skills. Nadine’s career has seen a fair amount of Another reason for the ongoing success diversity and has included helping out on of the Taster Days is Lewis’ joy at under- a recovery unit. This resulted in more taking this particular job. “I love the than one hair-raising experience. These enthusiasm of new volunteers,” Nadine included driving the wrong way down Oul- explains,“They have sense of wonder at ton’s start/finish straight to rescue how a meeting is run and become aware some Mini’s that had come to rest against of the different roles they can aspire to. the pit wall following a start line shunt I love being able to share my expertise with the field passing in the opposite and experiences. It’s brilliant to see direction behind a Safety Car. people return and then grow to become Another role Nadine has undertaken is to exceptional marshals.” handle the assigning of marshals to their Since 2004 Nadine has held the Grade of posts at Oulton Park and Anglesey cir- Incident Officer but hopes to reach the cuits. This has enabled her to get to know level of Post Chief before the end of the just about every BMMC member in the current season. However, her contribu- North West Region and will undoubtedly tion to marshalling extends far beyond help in her new role as Chair because it the weekends when meetings are taking has provided the opportunity to under- place. stand the broad range of people that the For 13 years she has served on the com- club embraces as well as becoming aware mittee of the her local region in a variety of their concerns. of roles and then 6 years ago she joined In 2003 things turned a full circle for the MSA Marshal’s Working Group. Her Nadine as she took over the handling of involvement in the latter is highly re- the Oulton Park Taster Days from Cliff garded as Mike Cadwallader, Chairman of Hammond. Indeed, they were big boots the North West Region, explains: “Her 5 contributions to the Marshals Working the conversations I’ve had with others I Group have been welcomed and her rela- think they will be well received. I plan to tions with senior MSA management are lead when necessary but aim to nurture, cordial and business-like. In essence, encourage and push others into putting Nadine has made an excellent impression. forward ideas and seeing them through I anticipate that, once the handover of to completion as well. At the end of the Chairs takes place between the old and day though the decisions made by the new, this goodwill can only serve to en- club will be my responsibility and I will hance the BMMC’s relationship with our support and endorse them. sport’s governing body.” “We have over 2,000 members who vol- The day job for Nadine is as a Supply unteer in Karting, Speed Events, Rallying Chain Manager for a Roofing Company and Racing. A key goal will be to encour- and involves producing direct and indi- age new volunteers and make sure talent rect reports along with liaising with col- is nurtured. I also wish to embrace the leagues in multiple locations – pretty interests of other motorsport organisa- much what she will be doing as Chair of tions.” the BMMC! During 2017, Nadine will be travelling to Nadine’s dedication to the sport was events all over country that are facilitat- recognised in 2009 when she received ed by the marshalling community. This the National Marshal of the Year award. will ensure she listens to all BMMC mem- The citation highlighted her enthusiasm bers so that she can represent their for marshalling, the BMMC and motor interests. Nonetheless, she still intends sport as a whole plus her commitment to to fulfil her roles at Oulton Park and her fellow marshals on the bank regard- Anglesey as much as time allows. In re- less of seniority. cent seasons the two circuits have had numerous date clashes therefore she already has a team of people who handle signing on and post allocation when she is elsewhere. The number of Tasters Days may need to be reduced depending on how full her 2017 Diary becomes. One thing is certain, no one will be work- ing harder in the years ahead to ensure the BMMC goes from strength to strength and we look forward to an ex- Nadine is looking forward to getting citing new era with Nadine at the helm of “stuck in” to Chairing the BMMC at the the club. turn of the year. “I have some ideas and Words by Dave Williams plans for the club,” Nadine says, “From 6 CELEBRATION AND OPPORTUNITY Premier Inn next door if people would Our Region Social Evening is a unique prefer (Warrington Centre) occasion this year. You should all come There will be fun and frolics on the night, along to: but the celebration and the opportunity · Celebrate the appointment of really are one-off extra attractions. our own Nadine Lewis as National Please see Nadine for your tickets. Chair of the BMMC, and Friends and family are most welcome. · Take the opportunity to discuss Mike - NW Chair with our new Chair your con- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ cerns, issues or suggestions about marshalling generally and Mid-Week Marshalling at Oulton the BMMC itself. Do you, when in Oulton Park (MSV) needs marshals to orange, have any thoughts (be- work midweek with also some weekend tween sessions) about what we work, if you would be interested in doing are doing, either track side indi- this please contact Gemma Stevenson vidually or as a national club. for details on 01829 760301 or e-mail at Don’t forget that Nadine will be Chair of [email protected] a nationwide gang of 2,200 volunteer ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ marshals. There will be lots of siren voices whispering in her ears. We want Circuit Liaison North West Region to lead the way – as Over the years the Oulton marshalling we always do. Nadine is our primary con- fraternity has developed a good relation- tact person with the MSA and race or- ship with the management and in my ganising clubs across the country. position as liaison many improvements The venue: Village Hotel, 110 Centre for marshals have been achieved. Park Square, Warrington. WA1 1QA I would like to remind you that this is a The date: Saturday, October 29 two way street in which both must do their part, the circuit have asked that Food - Main plus pudding @ £13.00 pp. when on post we use the refuse bins Raffle and quiz night to follow. provided, which most of us do, and not Village Hotel room discount available. the tyre walls for depositing our rubbish The code for the 10% discount off the and I have asked that the bins are emp- Pay Now room only rate is PRO10A. tied regularly. These rooms can be booked either via Ray Sumner Website or by calling reservations. NW Region Circuit Representative https://www.village hotels.co.uk/hotels/warrington/ 7 Max Coates awarded place on the scheme's unique ‘blue roundel’ it is BRDC Rising Stars Scheme hoped the Rising Stars will graduate to the ranks of Full membership. This season has seen Max join the Cice- ley Motorsports team in the Renault UK Clio Cup. He took pole position for round three at , took his first podium in round seven at Oulton Park and then took his first overall win in round ten at his home event, Croft. On top of that Max has also had two more second © Paul Kelly - Snetterton places at Croft and Snetterton as well as Renault UK Clio Cup race winner and cur- two fastest laps and nine graduate cup rent graduate cup championship leader wins for new drivers to the championship Max Coates has been awarded a place on under the age of 23. Going into the final the British Racing Drivers Club (BRDC) three rounds of the season Max lies 3rd Rising Stars Scheme. in the championship overall and at the Founded in 1928 the BRDC owns and top of the graduate cup. operates developing BRDC Assistant Club Secretary Luke the track into a world class motor sport Evans said “The BRDC is delighted to venue and promoting top flight motor welcome Max to the Rising Star scheme. sport there for approaching 60 years. The Rising Star Scouts had been moni- Arguably the most exclusive club in mo- toring Max’s recent progress and with tor racing, membership of the BRDC is his very impressive performances in the highly sought after and extremely diffi- 2016 Renault UK Clio Cup, it was certainly cult to achieve. The list of Members, the right time to invite Max to come and past and present, reads like a ‘Who’s speak with us. We are confident that he Who’ of motor sport. has the potential to be a very successful Aged 24 and under, the BRDC Rising racing driver and it is hoped that Max’s Stars are very much the future of the introduction to the Club will assist his Club, today. Scouted from trackside, the development. As he continues on his BRDC Rising Stars are in effect ‘Junior projected career path, it is hoped that Members’ of the Club, all taking their he will achieve the results he requires to motor racing very seriously and all aiming become a Full Member of the BRDC and for a professional career within the we wish Max the best of luck on his sport. From all four-wheel racing disci- journey.” plines, the Rising Stars represent the Max said “It is an honour to have been BRDC in national championships, and asked to become a BRDC Rising Star. I from the races contested while wearing am delighted that the best of British 8 racing drivers have recognised my poten- by teams high in quality and profession- tial and want to help me turn my passion alism and with very obvious links to the into a profession. The Renault UK Clio BTCC. In addition the trademark bump- Cup is allowing me to start on that ladder er-to-bumper racing on track makes the to success and I couldn’t be doing it UK Clio Cup the most pulsating support- without the support of Primex Plastics ing category alongside the BTCC. Limited, PLASgran Recycling Limited and All 18 of the UK Clio Cup's races will the Ciceley Motorsport team. This sea- again take place at the high-profile Dun- son has already been fantastic and this lop British Touring Car Championship’s accolade is something very special.” events in 2016, meaning its drivers, Max is racing in the Courier Connections teams and sponsors continue to enjoy guest car in the Celtic Speed Mini Cooper unrivalled levels of exposure with huge Cup at Knockhill this weekend before a trackside crowds and live TV coverage on return to the Renault UK Clio Cup for ITV4. rounds 13 and 14 at Rockingham Motor Paul Sutcliffe Speedway on the 27th and 28th August. BMMC National PRO Max Coates started racing in karts when ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ he was 8 years old and competed in na- tional level championships throughout his karting career. He then graduated into the Ginetta Junior Championship in 2010 and has since racing in the Ginetta GT Supercup, Porsche Carrera Cup GB and the British Touring Car Championship (BTCC). Hailing from North Yorkshire, the 22 year old is aiming for a career as a racing driver with a firm focus on Cheque received from the Mini7 Club at racing in the BTCC. Oulton Park by Steve Woolfe. For 2016 Max has signed for Ciceley The money was raised following the com- Motorsport, a championship and race petition ran by the Mini7 Club - Race a winning team that competes with a Mer- Mini. cedes A-Class in the BTCC, to race in the Rob Howard kindly allowed his spare car Renault UK Clio Cup with the support of to be raffled for a one off drive at Primex Plastics Ltd and PLASgran, the Brands (incl ARDS if required by the recycling specialists. winner) The Renault UK Clio Cup is a single make The £400 was the surplus after the championship for race-spec versions of expenses of the competition had been the potent Clio Renault Sport 220 Tro- taken. phy. All cars are identical and prepared Steve Woolfe - BMMC Club Secretary 9 POCONO AUGUST 2016 it was worth the bother, it seems. JUSTIN WILSON REMEMBERED Shame, too, for the organisers at Pocono Last year’s visit to Pocono in Pennsylvania who have put a lot of effort – and cash – was not a pleasant experience, as we saw into trying to invigorate Indy Car racing Justin Wilson killed on track, in some- in the North East of America. They have thing of a freak incident. Debris from just signed up for another two years, Sage Karim’s car which had crashed into which is very brave of them, considering the wall several cars in front of Justin the poor return so far. Yet, drivers are bounced along the track to hit Justin keen to race there. head on. Worse still for the family at Pocono, this This year there were all sorts of remem- was their third rain out this year, with all brances for poor Justin. Union Flags three major races delayed for 24 hours, were at half- mast all along the pit road two NASCAR Sprint Cup races and this for the whole weekend and he was men- Indy race. Up until now, the record of tioned frequently in commentary. All rain outs has not been too bad, given that drivers and many other personnel, includ- the circuit lies within the Pocono moun- ing controversial commentator, Robin tains where just as at Spa, it can rain Miller, were sporting Union Flag stock- anytime. I am sure their luck will improve. ings to mark the anniversary. But another great race and a fine tribute Justin was very popular with everyone in to Justin Wilson from eventual winner Indy Car racing, and it showed at Pocono Graham Rahal. In a special programme on this year. We understand Justin’s wife Graham Rahal, shown after the Texas has remained in the States, not to upset race, Graham made an emotional tribute their two daughters’ education, and that to Justin Wilson, how popular he was and she has become close to Suzy Wheldon, how safe he was to race with. widow of another British driver to sadly Then, Scott Dixon, winner of another die racing Indy Cars. exciting Indycar race at Watkins Glen on So, a bit of a sombre note this year at 4th September, announced that he would Pocono but it was good to see the level of be donating his winnings to the Justin appreciation for one of the good guys, Wilson children’s fund. sadly missed. Justin was clearly a very popular driver Shame the race was rained off on Sun- within Indy Car racing and it is quite day, which did not help crowd size, al- remarkable how his fellow drivers and ready expected to be not very large. teams have marked the first anniversary The rain was widely forecast to happen of his sad death; a tribute to them all. on Sunday afternoon, from 14.00 hrs to George Copeland 20.00 hrs, with the race scheduled for 15.00 hrs start. Many people did not feel BMMC Vice-President 10 FORTHCOMING EVENTS REGALIA PRICE LIST Sep 17 BRSCC Oulton Description Price Sep 24 BRSCC Fun Cup Anglesey BMMC CLOTH BADGES, LAPEL BADGES & STICKERS £2.00 Sep 25 BRSCC Anglesey Oct 01 BARC Oulton UNION FLAG CLOTH BADGE c/w WEBSITE £2.00 Oct 08 BRSCC Fun Cup Oulton BMMC GRADING BADGES £1.00 Oct 15 CSCC Oulton ‘HEROES’ CLOTH BADGES, LAPEL BADGES & STICKERS £2.00

Nov 12 BARC Race of Remembrance Anglesey LEATHER WELDERS GLOVES £4.00

Nov 13 BARC Race of Remembrance Anglesey WOOLLEN SKI HATS - BLACK or ORANGE £4.50 Nov 20 BRSCC Anglesey BASEBALL CAPS - BLACK or ORANGE £7.00

HILLCLIMB MEETINGS OUTBACK SUN HATS SP50 £15.00 Sep 17 BARC Harewood PROBAN OVERALLS- SMALL (Ideal for Cadet Marshals) £12.00 Sep 18 BARC Harewood Poloshirts and Mugs also ‘Heroes’ T-Shirts and mugs, Sep 24 Hagley & DMC Loton Park Sweatshirts and Fleece Jackets are available by mail Sep 25 Hagley & DMC Loton Park order. Catalogue and Order forms can be downloaded from the club website or from Eric Ridler, BMMC NRO

SPRINT MEETINGS New Overalls are only available from AWS RACEWEAR - Tel: 01233 638 498 quoting BMMC membership number Oct 01 Longton & DMC Three Sisters Oct 01 Longton & DMC Three Sisters For all other enquiries contact the Regional Regalia Officer, Adam Levitt at Oulton Park or Anglesey circuits. or: The National Regalia Officer - Eric Ridler Oct 29 Social Night - Email: [email protected] Village Hotel Warrington NEXT NEWSLETTER Tickets available now Next Copy Date - 10th October 2016 From Nadine Lewis Publishing Date - 17th October 2016

Nov 17 Regional AGM at the WELCOME - NEW MEMBERS Blue Cap Hotel, Sandiway We would like to extend a warm welcome to the new members below. We sincerely wish you a happy and safe future. Stuart Kilburn Timperley Mark Howard Poynton Kevin Marriott Stockport Colin Martin Tarporley Martin Redshaw Chorley Michael Allman Preston Dec 04 National AGM at the Robert King Stone Marriott Hotel, Leeds,W.Yorks Jonathan Lovell St. Helens

11 Committee Members Information

Chairman Secretary Treasurer & Newsletter Editor Mike Cadwallader Gordon Knight Eric Ridler Apt.20 Tower Building 1 Brackley Road 41 Norwood Drive 22 Water Street MONTON TIMPERLEY LIVERPOOL; L3 1BH M30 9LG WA15 7LD Tel: 07855 268 635 Tel: 0161 707 4833 Tel: 0161 904 9724 Email: NW.Chair(at)marshals.co.uk Email: NW.secretary(at)marshls.co.uk Email: NW.News(at)marshals.co.uk Vice Chairman Grading Officer Membership Secretary Peter Preston-Hough Rob Mugurian Nadine Lewis 51 Hodge Lane 15 Nesfield Drive ‘Catalina’, 2 The Nursery HARTFORD SANDBACH Beach Road CW8 3AG CW11 4NT HARTFORD; CW8 4UH Tel: 01606 782979 Tel: 01270 211414 Tel: 01606 781840 Email: NW.Vicechair(at)marshals.co.uk Email: NW.Grading(at)marshals.co.uk Email: NW.Members(at)marshals.co.uk Volunteering Coordinator Social Media Officer Training Coordinator Dave Cleaveley Bill Gray 13 Rowley Way 2 Oakford Close KNUTSFORD BANKS WA16 9AU PR9 8BP Mobile: 07731 741348 Tel: 01704 220839 Email: NW.Volco(at)marshals.co.uk Email: NW.Media(at)marshals.co.uk Email: NW.Training(at)marshals.co.uk Recruitment Officer Marshal Liaison Speed Representative Rob Wood Mark Noble Bill Gray 80 Geneva Way 11 Bransdale Close 2 Oakford Close Biddulph; Staffs Great Sankey, WARRINGTON BANKS ST8 7FE WA5 3FW PR9 8BP Mobile: 07515 537209 Mobile: 07580 504411 Tel: 01704 220839 Email: NW.Recruiting(at)marshals.co.uk Email: NW.Liaison(at)marshals.co.uk Email: NW.Speed(at)marshals.co.uk Committee Member Regalia Officer Rally Representative Andy Holley Adam Levitt Ian Briggs 5 Erdington Close 25 White Moss Road 12 Kilburn Close SHAWBURY Skelmersdale HEALD GREEN SY4 4DQ WN8 8BL SK8 3LP Mobile: 07702 381967 Mobile: 07714 020240 Tel: 0161 436 5071 Email: Email:NW.Regalia(at)marshals.co.uk Email: north(at)brmc.org.uk

National Officers Information

National Chairman National Secretary National Treasurer Chris Hobson Steve Woolfe Colin Barnes 122 Sandbanks Road 88 Scholes Lane 24 Tewkesbury Close POOLE, Dorset PRESTWICH Poynton, Cheshire BH14 8DA M25 0AU SK12 1QJ Email: Email: Email: Bmmc.Chair(at)marshals.co.uk Nat.Secretary(at)marshals.co.uk Nat.Treasurer(at)marshals.co.uk

National Membership Secretary National Grading Officer National P.R.O. Dave Reed Steve Malec Paul Sutcliffe The Berries, 26 Little London 14 Osborn Close 7 Fourth Ave SILVERSTONE Ipplepen LIMESIDE NN12 8UP TQ12 5XB OL8 3RU Email: Email: Email: Nat.Members(at)marshals.co.uk Nat.Grading(at)marshals.co.uk Nat.Pro(at)marshals.co.uk

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