Date for your diary: Saturday 13 September 2025 – Classic Vehicle Show
2024
Our fifth Classic Vehicle Show took place on Saturday 14th September 2024. The vehicles were incredible and we were lucky with a sunny, dry day.
Biddulph Local People’s Group and Beci’s Kitchen supplied refreshments on the Town Hall frontage.
Prizes were awarded for the best vehicles in each category, as shown below:
Motorbike/Scooter: John Cook – 1968 Triumph Tiger Cub.
American: Briony Hannam – 1978 C3 Corvette Pace Car
Pre-War: Roy Evett – 1923 Durant Star
Sports 1939-1960: Andy Grundy – Triumph Formosa 120
Sports 1961 Onwards: Paul Bayley – 1972 Triumph TR6
Saloon 1939-1960: Trevor Hodge – 1954 Morris Minor
Saloon 1961 Onwards: Paul Facer – Fiat 600D
Tractor, Wagon, Military: Bob Nixon – 1963 Daimler Ferret Scout Car
Modified, Replica, Special: Andrew Chaddock – 1965 VW Bus
The judges commended Dave Fletcher’s 1963 Lambretta and Harry Lunt’s 1959 BMW R60 and awarded ‘Best in Show’ to John Cook with his 1968 Triumph Tiger Cub.
Thank you to all the judges, volunteers and marshals.
2023
Our fourth Classic Vehicle Show took place on Saturday 9th September 2023.
Rooster and Churnet Sound provided music and Biddulph Local People’s Group supplied refreshments.
Prizes were awarded for the best vehicles in each category, with ‘Best in Show’ awarded to Mr Michael Clarke with his 1965 Sunbeam Tiger.
2022
Our third Classic Vehicle Show took place on Saturday 10 September 2022. Biddulph Local People’s Group ran the vintage tea tent again, but there was no music following the passing of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II two days previously – the event took place with a more solemn tone, giving the community chance to come together and reflect.
Prizes were awarded for the best vehicles in each category, with the ‘Best in Show’ cup awarded to John Eardley for his Jaguar S Type, 1965.
A big thank you to John Gibson for judging.
Here’s some photos and feedback:
‘Fantastic to see so many people today in the town and enjoying the hard work you have put in organising such a great event. Not seen so many people in Biddulph for years! Well done’
‘Well done to all who organised the event, we really enjoyed it and it was a great turnout’
‘What a great turn out. I haven’t seen the high street so full in a long time’
‘Thanks to everybody who was involved with organising the Classic Vehicle event on Biddulph High Street last Saturday. It was a great day out and we were pleased to be able to support the town and the community. Look forward to next year’s event’
2021
Following a break in 2020 due to Covid-19 restrictions, our second Classic Vehicle Show took place on Saturday 11 September 2021.
Biddulph Local People’s Group ran a vintage tea tent, live music was provided by local band Rooster and Churnet Sound provided music.
Prizes were awarded for the best vehicles in each category, with the very first Roger Snelson Memorial ‘Best in Show’ cup awarded by Emma Mason, daughter of the late Roger Snelson, to Mr Roy Evett for his 1923 Durant Star.
Here’s some photos and feedback:
‘Well done Biddulph Town Council, Jodie, Sarah and all volunteers, a great success again’
‘Was amazing. Biddulph done good’
‘Great afternoon – thank you Biddulph Town Council’
‘An enjoyable afternoon – well done to all involved’
‘Well done Biddulph Town Council’
‘We came down earlier, it was nice to see the High Street so busy’
‘Amazing amount of cars on show, well done to the organisers and very well supported’
‘Fantastic turnout, good for Biddulph – look forward to another year’
‘Brilliant turnout by exhibitors and viewers’
2019
In 2019 over 100 vehicles (cars, motorbikes, scooters, commercial and military) joined Biddulph’s first Classic Vehicle show. Here’s some memories of the day: