About the The Peter James Insurance Bromley Pageant of Motoring
to be held Sunday 12th June, 2022.
The Pageant is established as something of an institution amongst enthusiasts from all over the world. Where else would you find more than 3,000 classics in one place? It is a superb celebration of this wonderful way of life - a true flavour of a bygone age - and provides one of the best opportunities available to soak up Bromley’s unique atmosphere of friendly club stands, displays and fellow enthusiasts. The Peter James Insurance Bromley Pageant is famous for its one-make section where vehicles of each make and model can be entered and parked together. From Ford Cortina’s to Aston Martin’s more than 1000 cars featured in this area last year!
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To double check the event is taking place before setting off (advisable) or for further information please contact the organisers not us! on the contact details below.
COVID-19
Due to the potential impact of the spread of Coronavirus (COVID-19), many organisers are following UK Government and WHO guidelines to limit non-essential contact. Many events are cancelled, and more are following this trend.Even if the event below is not marked as CANCELLED, it still could be, as we are not always informed of the latest situation by every organiser. Contact the organisers directly, or check their official webpages to find out more.
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⇒ Stay safe and check out the WHO information pages here ⇐The Peter James Insurance Bromley Pageant of Motoring Contact Details
- Contact Name: Debra Hagger
- Organisation: Kelsey Media
- Address: Norman Park, Hayes Lane, Bromley
- Postcode: BR2 9EF
- Phone: 01959 54 1444
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