2022 Photos

26th March - Technical Day at BRCC

Technical Day at BRCC

Bill & Jack Rawles and his team will be opening their doors to Thames Valley members and will be showing how Healey's are restored, maintained, tuned etc.

April 24th - Drive It Day

Join us for a complementary buffet breakfast followed by a delightful drive through the Berkshire countryside. Starting at "The Boathouse" at Boulters Lock in Maidenhead SL6 8PE (as mentioned in Three Men in a Boat by Jerome K Jerome ) finishing with a lunch at the Stag and Hounds at Binfield.

16th - 19th May - Trip to Wales

Wales trip- Based in scenic Lake Bala for 3 nights this trip includes a circular tour of Mount Snowden via the EVO Triangle, Llanberis Pass, Beddgelert and Llan Ffestiniog. Driving through the National Park to Dolgellau, up the coast to Harlech Castle. The trip has excursions including a ride on the world’s longest Zip Line in Europe and a trip on the Snowden Mountain Railway.

15th-17th July- THAMES TRADITIONAL BOAT FESTIVAL – Fawley Henley-on-Thames

A celebration of all that's best in British boat building from a bygone era. Featuring the largest display of traditional boats in Europe, the Dunkirk "Little Ships", Her Majesty's Rowbarge "Gloriana", amphibious and military vehicles, the WW1 air display team and much more...

14th August - HELLFIRE CAVES & CHILTERN DRIVE - West Wycombe

Bring your Healey to enjoy a planned drive through the rolling Chiltern hills, then enjoy a guided tour of these 17th century caverns known as the Hellfire Caves in West Wycombe.

18th August - RAF Benson Families Day

We are privileged to, once again, be invited to RAF Benson for their Families Day on Thursday the 18th of August 2022, and we have been asked if we would like to showcase the cars again at this event.

This is an excellent opportunity to see some of the helicopters and RAF planes up close and in action. It's a fun day and best of all, it's free!! Limited availability.

24th - 25th September - "Kop Hill Climb"

The Kop Hill Climb is in Princes Risborough, Bucks. The climb originally took part between 1910 and 1925.