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	:: [ CORONA VIRUS EPIDEMIC HAS CANCELLED ALL SVVS MEETINGS ] :: The Coronavirus Pandemic which is playing havoc with large parts of the world  has resulted in the mandatory closure of pubs and clubs, and any venues where meetings can take place. The Surrey Vintage Vehicle Society Committee has been monitoring the situation closely from the very beginning and had instituted a partial shutdown before any intervention by the Government. The situation however, is now entirely out of our hands and we have therefore had no option but to advise that    ALL SVVS MEETINGS ARE NOW CANCELLED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.  As anticipated, Government restrictions have tightened further and it is prudent to assume that we will not be allowed to reatart any activities. We are simply not able to even take a guess as to when normality will return. The Pandemic has prevented us from holding all Meetings since March 2020 and despite news of Vaccines will probably prevent holding of meetings until at least mid-2021. Please keep a regular eye on the SVVS Magazine and SVVS Website for updates on meetings restarting.
	::: ( Tsar Nichols II of Russia Roll-Royce Kegresse - February 2012) ::  As SVVS are not allowed to have any meetings due to Covid Regs, we are keeping our spirits up with a mixture of interesting different articles in the SVVS Magazine and on the SVVS Website to keep us amused. Last few months we had fascinating articles by our 'cycling correspondent. This month we are having Part One of a three part study of the Rolls Royce Kegresse claimed by many as being car belonging to Tsar Nichols 11 and confiscated to be given to Lenin as a personal chauffeured car.
	:: [   Steering like a Swiss Watch -  Fischer      -    January 2021  ] :: As SVVS are not allowed to have any meetings due to Covid Regs, we are keeping our spirits up with a mixture of interesting different articles in the SVVS Magazine and the SVVS Website to keep us amused. Last few months we had fascinating articles by our 'cycling correspondent' Chas Moody, of broken leg fame, on bicycles with extremely uneven sized wheels. So on the theme of steering, this month we are looking into the history of a Swiss watchmaker whose 1904 car was steered by the feet!!

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