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British Motor Heritage (BMH) builds two batches of replacement bodyshells for the MGB per annum, and orders for the first run of 2021 are required by March 31 latest

The Federation of British Historic Vehicle Clubs is sympathetic to the enormous challenges that the Driver & Vehicle Licensing Agency faces during the on-going pande

The popularity of the UK’s fastest-growing car brand shows no signs of slowing down as MG Motor gears up to increase its network to at least 130 dealers by the end o

The UK’s fastest-growing car brand broke all previous records in 2020 despite the challenging market conditions led by the UK lockdown and COVID-19 restrictions. MG

THe FBHVC have today received information directly from DVLA concerning information on black and silver number plates which will take effect from 1 January 2021. DVL

When, on 20th May 2018, the rest of the United Kingdom adopted the new rules that allowed classics that reached 40 years of age that had not been substantially chang

The results of the 2020 National Historic Vehicle Survey have been announced by the Federation of British Historic Vehicle Clubs. The summary results were revealed d

As I am sure you are all aware the MG Owners’ Club Northern Ireland are members of the Federation of British Historic Vehicles Clubs (FBHVC). The FBHVC have created

The MGOC (NI) is committed to following the latest UK Government advice on events and public gatherings pertinent to our member clubs and as such all of our events p

MG Owners’ Club (NI) – Coronavirus (Covid-19) The committee, having reviewed the current situation, has cancelled both the Bowls Night (30th March) and the Warm Up R