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May 2007

Front Page

Down Load Network

Network Front Page

Action Briefing UK

Brunstrom Go Or Stay Now!

Action Briefing Extra

Save Safe With MAG Event

Campaigns Reports

Campaign Manager

Public Affairs

MAG News

Fuel Spillage Demo

Wanted Marshals

News

Invincible or Invisible?

Does Not Need Helmet

KillSpills Rally Latest

Lack of Skills Deaths

PACTS Reports on Reports

New Rules - Driving Test

Success For Club

Rider Makes Legal History

BikeSafe 2008

Motorcycling at Work

Congratulations from DSA

Congestion Road Pricing

RAC Foundation Capitulate

Humour

General Motors -v- Microsoft

Global Warming

Climate Change

ID Cards And Issues

New ID Cards Novel

Events

Events MAG UK

Featured Events

KillSpills Rally Latest

BikeSafe 2008

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Good news and thanks to MAG from the club we gave support to in January last year

Subject: Press release- 23rd April

General news item that for once is good news.

As a long time MAG member I would like to thank the efforts of those members including Ian Mutch for the letters of support during the long drawn out process we have had to go through.

Martin (member no. 102787.)

Dear Editor,

Today the East Staffordshire planning committee passed the application by the Burton Sporting Motorcycle club for a permanent off-road training facility at Kingstanding near Tatenhill airfield. The club has been campaigning for a new site following the councils decision to remove there training activities from Shobnall leisure centre at the end of last year.

The club is delighted with this decision that will allow them to continue to offer safe training opportunities to children from the age of 6 years old on off-road machines.

The clubs chairman Mr Martin Flinders said " today's decision has sent a positive message to all young motorcyclists that the East Staffordshire authority is interested in promoting your sport whether your interest is moto-x, grasstrack, speedway, flattrack, or trials. We welcome this decision, which went against the planning departments advice and scored a victory for common sense. My belief in the local democratic process has been restored."

The B&DSMCC is an ACU affiliated club. It is run as a voluntary, self financing club that offers safe training in a controlled environment to all ages from 6-70 years old.

Martin Flinders
Chairman Burton & District S.M.C.C.

Tel 01283 567741

Mobile 07967304496 

www.bdsmcc.co.uk