Another great work day, more bolts replaced, 2nd coat of red oxide, trailer towing hook removed, and more wood measurement, well done lads, this just gets better! We also have 53 clocks and keyrings for sale, more later.

Just back from a wedding in Birmingham, Marilyn's home town. Newsletter out shortly, work party tomorrow, and here is a pic of the metro from Brum to Wolverhampton, 12 mile tram journey!

A most excellent meeting was held on Sunday, good attendance, all posts filled, and a new constitution. Thank you to all who turned up, all members will get sent the new document, and if we are happy, it becomes law! We have some new photos for sale, thanks to Tony Belcher, of various trams at the terminus of Dyke Road, nice shots, they are selling already. As mentioned, we now have a full committee, so expect to see some very positive changes, and a slicker society, over and out!

Don't forget, meeting Sunday! Just back from washed out camping holiday in Dorset, which did not impress the missus, one bright spot, saw the Bournemouth tram in Christchurch Electrical museum, a top class restoration.

A very good work day, with El Presidente, Roger S, Richard G and John Z out to restore! New member Roger proved to be a Jedi disc cutter mastere, whilst El Presidente persisted with his red oxide feitsh, put in some new nuts( Good for a 49 year old)in the cab floor steels, and John and Richard, tackled the last windows and uprights on the cab end.You can still see the saw cuts from 1936, incredible! Well done gents, another step forward for the tram, don't forget meeting next Sunday at the BMRC rooms, London Road station, 4pm.

Don't forget, work party this Saturday from 11am. Spoke to Rowan at the Bluebell, and he has kindly agreed to help shape any wood we have, if their tools permit it! EGM on the 21st, please get there if you can!