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The TVTEC Dinner will be at the Mill at Aldermaston on Saturday 12th November. http://theoldmillaldermaston.co.uk/functions-and-parties/ Tickets are £26 per person. Please buy your tickets at one of the club meetings or contact the secretary Carole Davis carole.davis15@googlemail.com.

For the October club meeting on Monday 10th October we have Colin Hatch showing old slides from the 1970’s rarely seen in public. This includes many pictures from the Thames Valley area and is not to be missed. This will … Continue reading →

The Thames Valley Traction Engine Club are holding a photo competition. The winning photo will be included in the 2017 TVTEC calendar. Please bring any photo’s you’d like to submit along to the September club meeting. The winner will be announced at … Continue reading →

The Models night will take place from 6.30pm at Fred Coopers yard Monday 11th July. Please bring along your exhibits no matter how big or small. The Henwick Western Railroad will be running and Simon Palmers Fowler Roller “Bacchus” will … Continue reading →

The Thames Valley Traction Engine Club are holding a photo competition. The winning photo will be included in the 2017 TVTEC calendar. Please bring any photo’s you’d like to submit along to the club meetings over the coming months, or alternatively … Continue reading →

The June visit on Monday 13th June will be to the Twyford Waterworks Museum (http://www.twyfordwaterworks.co.uk/). Entry will be £5 per head and will include a guided tour and refreshments. Club members only. If you are interested in going please let … Continue reading →

For the April meeting on Monday we will have Tristan Leverett returning with part two of his slide show of a selection of images from British cultural institutions historical photography collections.

The AGM is tonight at 8pm. Following the AGM there will be a slide show of engines from Derek Marder.

The 1984 Stoke Row Rally or “Rally around the Well” as it was then known to raise funds for the restoration of the Maharajah’s Well (http://www.stokerow.net/well1b.asp) suffered badly with the weather. As a result the engines were displayed in the Greenaway families yard … Continue reading →