Brighton Run News Today

The National Motor Museum is offering a 1972 restored MGB GT as the top prize in its 2025 draw.

With news the Dick Turpin pub is set to be demolished and replaced with a petrol station, we look back to a time when it was a place for weary road…

LONG-term customers of a much-loved pub set be demolished insist the building is of great historical importance to the community.

Unless by some unprecedented and highly-unlikely stroke of luck, most barn finds are money- and time-consuming long-term investments, both dependent on t...

A FORMER Royal Mail delivery truck took the eye of Henley Mayor Michelle Thomas at the start of the Ridgeway Run in Henley on Sunday. The event featuring classi...

Entries for this year’s legendary RM Sotheby’s London to Brighton Veteran Car Run open at the beginning of June.

He also had a passion for motorsport and took part in events at Silverstone and Brands Hatch, his cars including Aston Martins and a Darracq

The horseless carriage might sound unfamiliar, but 125 years ago this exciting new invention changed the world. As with many novel creations, coming up with a name proved problematic and this was one of the most pressing debates in the first edition of the worlds oldest motoring magazine — Autocar — which first rolled off the press on November 2, 1895, and is now in its 126th year. The horseless carriage is, of course, the motor car, and over the decades Autocar has charted the roller-coast...

AD Imagine, if you can, a world without cars, a world where road traffic moves at the speed of the pedestrian, the pedal cycle and the horse-drawn cart. It’s not a silent world: the noises are just different – the shouting of street vendors, the clatter of hooves and iron-shod tyres on cobbled roadways, the jingling of bicycle bells and the whistle of steam engines. But it’s an alien world, where the streets literally run with pollution from the millions of horses on which the economy de...