LCGB Bridlington Custom Show 2014 Entry Details
Now available to download is the 2014 LCGB Bridlington Scooter Custom Show entry form, to complete & return by Saturday 11th October 2014.
Listed on the 2014 entry form are over 40 different judging categories, offering 1st and 2nd place trophies, across both ‘Custom’ and ‘Ridden’ Scooter Classes for this year’s show, as usual, in the Spa, Bridlington on Saturday 25th October 2014. More than 80 trophies are on offer to entrants in 2014.
In celebration of the 50th Anniversary of the Lambretta S Type in 2014, there is a one-off trophy and £100 cash prize for the Lambretta considered by the judges as the ‘Best AF S-Type' Lambretta in the UK’ (Original or Replica).
Please note again for this year’s show, designed to allow time for a Custom Show Programme to be produced (containing a brief description of each entry) as well as assisting with the smooth running and organisation of the event. The LCGB have taken the decision not to allow 'on the day' entry to the Custom Show and therefore advanced application to enter your Scooter at this year’s show at The Spa, Bridlington is a must, with a strict closing date of Saturday 11th October 2014. Also, ‘Club Display’ entries will be restricted to a maximum of 5 scooters per club entry.
These changes have been made to allow up to 100 scooters to be displayed at this year’s show, with the obvious advanced organisation that goes into holding such an event.
Acknowledgement of receipt of completed entry forms will be posted out, as received, with show entry numbers/entrant wrist bands sent out at least one week before the show.
If you have any queries regarding completion of the entry form, or generally about the 2014 LCGB Bridlington Custom Show, please give me a ring, or drop me an email:
Tel: 0771 936 4592
E-mail: oasc@btopenworld.com
Cheers, Toot (LCGB)
Download Entry Form HERE
Monday 28 July 2014
Saturday 31 May 2014
Dear LCGB Members,
It is with great regret that following a short period of interruption on the server hosting both our web site and forums, we suffered a fatal crash which resulted in total loss of data. Following the server crash, everything possible that could be done, was done in order to retrieve the situation and restore some, if not all of the data stored within it. Unfortunately, after every effort was made, it became clear that the crash had indeed damaged the storage facility of the server and both our web site and forums were lost.
As any responsible web builders, we had in place a full back up (off-line) of our web site almost to the day and were able to replace this as soon as we had a stable platform on which to host it. Some of the data stored, such as the shop and newsblog were created ‘on the fly’ and as such, were gone for good. We have also taken steps to ensure this never happens again and have a new system for bringing members the latest LCGB news as well as access to shopping with our club.
Our biggest regret however, is that many many thousands of contributions to our forums have also gone forever. This is heartbreaking. Not only for us as a club, but also to the people who made those contributions and the many thousands who benefit from them.
On a brighter note, work has been on-going, behind the scenes to install brand new forums, with the latest software, super usability and loads of features previously not available on the old forums. This task has been carried out by those involved in their own time, without charge and at great pains to ensure this time, it is right. The forums will soon build up again and we hope you enjoy using them even more than before.
We sincerely apologise for the time spent off line but can assure you we did everything possible to keep this period as short as we could. And for your patience, we thank you.
A personal thanks to those involved in restoring what we could, particularly Martin Weeks and especially Rob Devlin in building what will be a better system going forward and who's effort was exceptional in getting us back and keeping us organised going forward.
Paul Slack - LCGB Committee
It is with great regret that following a short period of interruption on the server hosting both our web site and forums, we suffered a fatal crash which resulted in total loss of data. Following the server crash, everything possible that could be done, was done in order to retrieve the situation and restore some, if not all of the data stored within it. Unfortunately, after every effort was made, it became clear that the crash had indeed damaged the storage facility of the server and both our web site and forums were lost.
As any responsible web builders, we had in place a full back up (off-line) of our web site almost to the day and were able to replace this as soon as we had a stable platform on which to host it. Some of the data stored, such as the shop and newsblog were created ‘on the fly’ and as such, were gone for good. We have also taken steps to ensure this never happens again and have a new system for bringing members the latest LCGB news as well as access to shopping with our club.
Our biggest regret however, is that many many thousands of contributions to our forums have also gone forever. This is heartbreaking. Not only for us as a club, but also to the people who made those contributions and the many thousands who benefit from them.
On a brighter note, work has been on-going, behind the scenes to install brand new forums, with the latest software, super usability and loads of features previously not available on the old forums. This task has been carried out by those involved in their own time, without charge and at great pains to ensure this time, it is right. The forums will soon build up again and we hope you enjoy using them even more than before.
We sincerely apologise for the time spent off line but can assure you we did everything possible to keep this period as short as we could. And for your patience, we thank you.
A personal thanks to those involved in restoring what we could, particularly Martin Weeks and especially Rob Devlin in building what will be a better system going forward and who's effort was exceptional in getting us back and keeping us organised going forward.
Paul Slack - LCGB Committee
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