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Right, I'm just off to the studio...speak to you later!

I understand Michael Lee will also be at High Beech on Sunday.

I don't think there was a "Who's Who" produced between 1949 and 1975. Some of the annuals of the period have mini-who's whos in them but there was no specific publication.

You could always give your help and advice free of charge as a committed speedway supporter like everyone else on the committee...

If only we had the money, Andy....

For the answer to that, read Parsloes post above.

I have to say, speedyguy, she looks quite nasty to me...

You could try selling them at High Beech. If you don't get what you want try eBay. (The scrapbooks I saw, eh...hmmm...as I said I'll be on the Museum stand... )

I'll be there on the Museum stand itself. Please come and say hello.

If there was a hand print hall of fame for the Stadium itself we should get Jack Ormston and Gordon Byers to get their hands mucky before it's too late.

I think it's just that they've seen you driving....

Obviously we need Dr Belton to clear all this up for us...

Only a year late, Parsloes. What happened? Did you get stuck at some red lights?

Thanks arnie. Much appreciated.

Could anyone tell me what position Rye House finished in the Gold Cup (Southern Section) in 1991 please. Thank you.

Anyone can. That's the point of Wikipedia.

I've removed the reference to Johnnie Hoskins on the Wikipedia site.

Thank you newspeed.

Yes, Harringay closed at the end of the 1954 season. They also staged the 1961 Internationale and the 1961 Provincial League Riders' Championship at Harringay.

No, I'd like to get there in one piece thank you...

This is just to let everyone know that I shall be giving an interview on BBC Essex on Wednesday 14 February at 1:45 p.m. to talk about High Beech and the Speedway Museum.

Yes, sadly I was there. Heat 12 West Ham v. Swindon. It didn't seem too bad at first. He was reported to be mildly concussed and shocked, but when he was taken to hospital he was discovered to have a fractured skull.

There were also Cavalcade of Speed meetings at Harringay in 1958 and 1959 which included speedway, stock cars, midget cars, greyhounds and trotting...as well as the Dagenham Girl Pipers.

I've pm'd you with Barry Stephenson's email address.

And Eastbourne...er...