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Last weekend, regions all across the county took p

Last weekend, regions all across the county took part in #driveitday in support of Childline, ran by @nspcc_official. Cars of all varieties were driven by enthusiastic members keen to keep historic vehicles on the road.

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Our Scottish area’s first show of 2026 was at Clas

Our Scottish area’s first show of 2026 was at Classics on the Clyde, held at Glasgow’s Museum of Transport.

GCCG stand at Pride of Longbridge last weekend. Br

GCCG stand at Pride of Longbridge last weekend. Bringing together owners, fans and families to pay tribute to the legacy of Longbridge-built vehicles

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What a show we had! Best car club stand at Weston

What a show we had!
Best car club stand at Weston Park car show this weekend and second place in the 50s and 60s category. Thank you to everyone who displayed a car and continued to showcase the diversity of cars within the GCCG 🏳️‍🌈☀️🏆

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People often ask: Who are we? Why are we? Why sho

People often ask: Who are we? Why are we? Why should I join? What do you do? Maybe this video will answer some of those questions. If you have any other questions, please feel free to DM on here or contact us via our soon-to-be-improved website .

Yesterday, the Yorkshire region enjoyed a fabulous

Yesterday, the Yorkshire region enjoyed a fabulous drive out through the Yorkshire countryside. Starting at the Engine Shed Cafe, near Pickering, they embarked on a 47 mile scenic drive across the moors, with a quick pit stop at Castle Howard. After lunch at Ampleforth, a 25 minute drive past Byland Abbey took the group to their final destination of Ampleforth Abbey. A fantastic, sunny day out to celebrate the start of Spring.

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