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The links below are friends and associates of The Haddenham Steam Rally. Please click on the names below to be re-directed to their websites. Please note- we take no responsibility for content supplied in these pages. If you wish to have your website added to this page please contact us Here

National Traction Engine Trust
Established since 1954 the National Traction Engine Trust has over 4,000 members of all ages and gender in over 20 countries world wide. The NTET is held in high esteem and is the umbrella organisation for the Steam Traction movement with affiliations held by over 30 organisations in the UK and world wide including the Federation of British Historic Vehicle Clubs, the Road Locomotive Society, the Road Roller Association and many regional Clubs and Associations.
Welcome to the East Anglian Traction Engine Society. Our society was founded in 1955, to advance the education of the public and to promote the preservation and running of all types of steam traction engine: portables, showman’s and ploughing engines, road locos, steam rollers and steam wagons. It was the second society of its kind to be formed in the UK. The East Anglian Traction Engine Club is the trading arm of the society.

National Vintage Tractor & Engine Club - East Anglia
The National Vintage Tractor & Engine Club has been in existence for over 30 years and currently has approximately 7500 members. As its name implies it is a National organisation, however it is divided into Regional Groups with our group known as East Anglia. The Club presents an opportunity for devotees of tractors and stationary engines to contact fellow enthusiasts both at Group level, and nationally via its flagship, the magazine “Vaporising”. Another facet of the N.V.T.E.C is a Safety Code that is recognised as a standard by many rally organisers and insurance companies.

Bedford Steam Engine Presevation Society
The Bedford Steam Engine Preservation Society was formed on 27th February 1956 by a few stalwart steam enthusiasts which has grown over the years into one of the largest preservation societies in the country. Its first steam rally was in 1957 (in conjunction with the National Traction Engine Club) at Woburn Park where it was very well attended by engines from all over Bedfordshire and surrounding counties.

Fens Vintage
Here you'll find interesting articles, stories, and vast image galleries centered on the Collection, Preservation, and exhibition of Vintage Tractors, Stationary Engines, and other collections, including steam vehicles, commercial vehicles, old Oil Cans, farm implements, tools, bottles and more. We will also be bringing you in-depth reports and articles on various shows, rally, and exhibitions in the Fenland and the surrounding area.

Steam Scenes
Steam Scenes is the largest collection of traction engine pictures on the internet. Our collection contains pictures of steam traction engines taken at steam rallies, road runs and within museums across the UK, Europe, Australia and New Zealand.

The Museum of East Anglian Life
Discover the history and natural world of East Anglia on our beautiful 75 acre site—explore nearly 3km of woodland and riverside nature trails. Learn about fascinating East Anglian crafts and traditional Gypsy culture, get steamed up with our powerful engines and meet our friendly animals including Major, our Suffolk Punch Horse and rare breeds of cattle and sheep. Discover 15 splendidly restored historic buildings and try some delicious food and local produce in the new museum bistro.
Cheffins has a long tradition of selling historic vehicles; everything from vintage and classic motorcycles to tractors and steam engines, and we hold a number of auction price records. Cheffins is the leading UK auctioneer of Steam Engines and Vintage and Classic tractors, holding a number of auction price records including the highest auction price for a steam engine.
This unique show first appeared in the United Kingdom in 1929 and throughout the 1930 ‘s. By 1950 there were many Walls of Death” in the Country. Today there are few remaining in the World with only a handful of people able to meet the exacting standards required. There are only two Walls of Death in this country, one of which is the famous Ken Fox Wall. The Wall of Death is indeed one of the last great live shows travelling today and is a major attraction at many events throughout the UK. Ken Fox is recognised as the World's Leading Wall of Death Rider and has numerous television appearances to his credit, including ITV's Heartbeat and You Bet. The Ken Fox Wall of Death is also the one featured on BBC1. The show is also regularly seen on the Discovery and other satelite channels.
Primavera is situated opposite King’s College (with a spectacular view of the College from our window) in the heart of the University and cultural City of Cambridge in England. A small sister gallery can be found on the corner of Magdalene Street and Northamption Street, opposite the Folk Museum. The gallery and shop, located over three floors, bring together a refined and well-researched exploration into some of the finest art and crafts in Britain today.
First Edition offers translations and editorial services in over 50 of the worlds' languages and covers a vast selection of specialist subjects including engineering, telecommunications, life sciences, medicine, pharmaceutics, law, education and leisure.

Weeting Steam Engine Rally and Country Show
Held annually the third weekend in July, the Weeting Steam Rally features trade and craft Stalls, working demonstrations, vintage vehicles, miniature steam railway, children's entertainment, restaurant and bars.

Cambridgeshire Steam Rally at Swavesey
Cambridgeshire Steam Rally, held annually at Swavesey, Cambs. This event was formerly the Wood Green Steam Rally. 20th & 21st July 2013

Kettering Vintage Rally & Steam Fayre
Saturday & Sunday 21st & 22nd September 2013 ~ Cranford, Near Kettering, Northants. ~ email: - micheal@kettering-vintage-rally.co.uk