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Events 
Our traditional Stanford Hall gathering in May has been and gone, but we have plans to meet at a couple of other events this year:
Tatton Park 2009
Having put on a fine display at last year’s event, we'll be returning to the Volkswagen Northwest show at Tatton Park on Sunday August 9th 2009. If you can bring your LEB to the meeting, we’ll be very pleased to see you. Drop us a line if you’re planning to attend so we can get some idea of numbers.
Crich Tramway Museum
We’ve also booked a club stand at the Beetle Drive at Crich Tramway Village near Matlock in Derbyshire on Sunday 6th September. There’s room for 6 Beetles on the stand, and we’ll be allocating places on a first-come, first-served basis. If your car is on the stand, the driver and one passenger get in free. We’ll be very pleased to see additional LEBs, but these will be parked as individual entries, and it’ll cost £9 per adult (£6 for children) admittance. This meeting is a bit different from the usual static displays – we get to parade our cars along the cobbled streets of the village among the vintage trams ! How could you resist ? Once again, let us know if you want to join in.Small print
There’s a slight change to our usual terms and conditions for entry. Tatton Park is the usual deal. If you can drive, carry or drag your Last Edition Beetle to the meeting, we’ll be delighted to see you. As long as some of it is recognisable as a silver ’78 car, you’re in. Crich is rather more picky, as cars have to be road legal, and you’ll have to produce your insurance certificate before you’ll be allowed onto the Museum Street.
A few photos from a past gathering
Here are a few photos from the 2005 Stanford Hall event. You'll find more in the Gallery section of the website.
Going to a meeting ?
If you're heading for a Volkswagen meeting, how about printing off a few flyers in case you chance upon a long-lost
Last Edition Beetle ? There are still owners out there who don't know about our Register. Worse still, because so many LEBs
never received their numbered plaques, many drivers don't even realise that their vehicle has any special significance
The flyers are printer-friendly, laid out in an economical two-to-a-page format. Click here to take a look.