As some of you locals may already be aware, we have been given the opportunity to attend a special show in the North of Scotland called called the "The Rrrrallye". The event has come about in aid of promoting a road safety message to young drivers in the area.
The event has been organised by local members of the community, lead by Linda Harper who’s son was tragically killed on a Road Accident last year. The Show has been named after the vehicle which young Stuart Harper last bought. A 106 Rallye.
“The main objective of the show is to get young drivers to come along a have a fun day but also to let them see what can happen when things go wrong”
“The show is being held in the grounds of the Keith community centre & Keith Grammar School on the Banff road out of Keith (very easy to find) on Sunday 14th June 10am till 4pm “
“Police Fire & Ambulance services will be there along with the skid car (static) & brake reaction tester. Local groups will be setting up charity stalls, a mini It's a Knockout competition & music will be laid on in the school hall. It's the same weekend as the local music festival so some of the entertainers are giving up their time to perform for us.”
They are having to limit it to 8/10 cars per club to get a wide variety of different makes. (*coughs* I hear the Scoobies have space for up to 15 biggrin.gif)
“At the moment we have American Muscle Cars, SMF, Car 63 club from Elgin (mix of old cars & rally cars), a mixed stand of Imprezas & Evos (around 20), 106 Rallye register, motorbikes & lastly a group of Stuart's mates lining up their cars to spell STU.”
“The cars will be in the car parking spaces around the school.”
“There will be a monetary donation to show your car of £5 and as this is a charity event.”
