PROGRAM Friday 12th May 2017

19.30 Group dinner at the Crossbush Beefeater Grill next to the Crossbush Premier Inn hotel.

Saturday 13th May 2017

10.00 Drive to Arundel Castle 1 mile from the Premier Inn hotel. An area called the Lower Lawn in front of the Castle will be available to display the vehicles. Entry tickets start at £9.00 per person which includes parking, shop, café and restaurant, Fitzalan Chapel, the Collector Earl’s Garden and all the grounds and gardens. This increases to £18 per person if you would like to visit the whole castle.

17.00 Drive back to your respective hotels.

19.30 Group dinner at the Crossbush Beefeater Grill next to the Crossbush Premier Inn hotel.

Sunday 14th May 2017

09.30 Scenic drive from Arundel to Amberley Museum passing through typical South Downs countryside and villages.

10.00 Arrive at the Amberley Museum and park in the grounds for the day. Entry fee is a reduced rate of £5.00 per head for the day to enjoy the museum including a steam train ride. There is a cafe on site with a small but varied menu. http://www.amberleymuseum.co.uk/

15.00 UK AGM

17.00 Museum closes. Meeting finishes.

Liz Watson has kindly offered to help with the

organization of this UK International Borgward event.

Liz Watson

John Wallis

llearnley@btopenworld.com

Tel/Fax: 0044 (0)1243 672197

jbwallis@btinternet.com

Tel 0044 (0)1932 352238

http://www.borgward.uk/sliderukint2/UK_international_meeting_2.html

2nd Borgward UK International Meeting May 12th to 14th 2017

Dear Borgward Owners, Family and Friends,

After such a fantastic turnout and enthusiasm shown for

the 1st UK Borgward Drivers Club meeting we thought we

needed to aim higher and have decided to hold the

meeting at two venues close together. The event takes

place in the south of England about 2 hours from Dover

Port and the Eurotunnel Terminal and close to London by

train for those arriving early or staying a little

longer.

http://www.borgward.org.uk/route2017.htm

Arundel town is small market town with a major bridging

point over the River Arun and it was the lowest road

bridge until 1908. Arundel Castle, home to the Duke of

Norfolk, was built by the Normans to protect that

vulnerable fairly wooded plain to the north of the

valley through the South Downs. The town later grew up

on the slope below the castle to the south.

Amberley Museum and Heritage Centre is set in a 36 acre

site in the South Downs National Park.

Dedicated to the industrial heritage of the South East,

exhibits include a narrow-gauge railway and bus service

(both provide free nostalgic travel around the site),

Connected Earth Telecommunications Hall, Milne

Electricity Hall, Printing Workshop and much more.The

Museum is also home to traditional craftspeople, from

Balacksmith to potter.

We have much more information on the website with routes

here and other things to do in the south of England.

http://www.borgward.org.uk/sliderukint2/other%20places.html

ACCOMMODATON and Addresses

Premier Inn Crossbush This is the recommended hotel with a large car park and close to The Crossbush Beefeater beside the hotel is where the group meals will be. It is also close to Arundel town and the train station. Other hotels in the area are shown on our website.

http://www.borgward.org.uk/hotels_international_meeting.html

Premier Inn Crossbush Crossbush Lane, Arundel, West Sussex BN18 9PQ Phone: 0044(0) 871 5278022 Arundel Castle Arundel West Sussex BN18 9AB Phone: 0044(0)179 8831992

Amberley Museum, Station Road Amberley West Sussex BN18 9LT Phone: 0044(0)179 8831370

We wish to point out that the organisers can not be held responsible for possible accidents with personal or material damage. Participating in the

event is at your own risk.

BORGWARD DRIVERS CLUB