Wonders of the Western Group World: 3 Runways end at Plymouth?
Amongst the many sad tales of trials and tribulations in aviation history, the story of Plymouth City airport’s still-recent demise is particularly poignant, says Dave Moss –
Mini’s large part in our – and my – history
Sandpaper and varnish were part of Tony Lewis’s life with the original Mini and nearly stumped his cricket aspirations –
Future Classics: 10 Lancia Delta HF Integrale
At the 1979 Frankfurt Motor Show the attractive yet unobtrusive Giugiaro-styled Lancia Delta hatchback made its debut and was widely thought to be a competent family car, but the newcomer also had great potential for being uprated, as Kim Henson points out –
Audi not best car in the world shocker
If I had a pound for every time someone wanted to know what my ‘best car in the world’ was after discovering my occupation I’d, well, I wouldn’t need to write about cars for a living, says an impoverished Iain Dooley –
Changes at the top of WGMW
Diesel and business car journalist John Kendall has been elected chairman of the Western Group of Motoring Writers
When driving courtesy goes out of the window
The most alarming aspect of today’s motoring habits are bad manners and inconsiderate selfishness by drivers to other road users, moans David Miles –
Stretching out in a Caddy
There is life after the announced death of the VW Camper as Glen Smale set out to prove at the aptly named Goodwood Revival –
From the chair: November 2013
So, it’s crunch time; for all sorts of things and people. The deadline for nominations for various offices closes today; with little activity, or so it seems. And, equally importantly, the hour approaches when those who have not submitted recent examples of their work...