Starting once again by kind permission at Miele Experience Centre in Abingdon. Gather for an informal chat where tea, coffee and homemade cakes can be purchased with all monies going to their charity. After receiving the route book and rally plaque, entrants can proceed at their own pace and take a meandering route across West Oxfordshire into neighbouring Gloucestershire to the popular destination of The Jet Age Museum, Staverton, Gloucester. Here you can learn about Gloucestershire s Aviation History. View the Gloster Meteor and Javelin as well as the famous Gloster E28/39 aircraft, developed locally by the Gloster Aircraft Company and recorded the first flight of Frank Whittle’s Jet engine in 1941. There are open cockpit visits, but the Trident airliner and Vulcan bomber cockpits are very popular, and a free timed ticketing system is in operation. Due to their historic nature, our cockpits have no disabled access and entering

Our annual Showcase event, now in it s 32nd year. Once again, as tradition, meet up at Radley College by the Cricket Pavilion, collect your boxed Cream Tea during sign-on, to enjoy en-route or at this years finish point of Waterperry Gardens. Entry to the house and private gardens additional fee. Open to all MG models.Email chair@mgccawc.co.uk for the booking

We have been invited to visit a private museum and railway in Oxfordshire, which is maintained and operated by the Fawley Museum Society Ltd. The railway extends almost 1¼ miles and includes the steepest adhesion-worked, standard gauge steam railway in the country, with a gradient of 1:13. This unique private museum and railway in rural Oxfordshire is maintained and operated by the Fawley Museum Society Ltd. The railway is around 1¼ miles in length and features the steepest adhesion-worked, standard gauge steam railway in the country with a ruling gradient of 1:13 so you can be assured of some spectacular steam action. The museum is private and not open to the Public. Admittance is strictly by invitation only. Visitors dogs must be kept on a lead at all times and are not allowed in the museum building itself. Numbers are limited, don t snooze or you