The What Van? Awards are the most prestigious independent accolades in the UK’s light commercial vehicle industry. The next event will take place on 3rd December 2025 at the Hilton, London Bankside.

Providing attendees the opportunity to network and celebrate the success of their industry peers. The What Van? Awards showcases brands, businesses and organisations that have reached the pinnacle of their fields.

2024 saw us celebrate our 20th anniversary of recognising the UK fleet sector! And the GREENFLEET Awards also found a new home at the Coventry Building Society Arena, in the Midlands.

And on 04 December, we will back once again for a night packed full of fun, laughter, recognition and celebration. Join us once more for the event that has been rewarding pioneers in clean fleet management for longer than anyone else!

Brace yourself for a weekend packed with pop and rock icons who’ll have the whole family dancing and singing along to every hit!

Carfest is very happy to be returning to Laverstoke Park Farm, Hampshire. The 2,500 acres farm, near Overton, is owned by ex-racing driver and 1979 Formula 1 World Champion Jody Scheckter.

Laverstoke is a family-run farm that combines 21st century science with environmentally friendly farming methods to create a place that is both organic and biodynamic.

All the fun of the farm

The largest agricultural show in the north draws entries from all over Scotland.

The MOST TALKED ABOUT fleet event of the year CONTINUES TO GROW!

Launched in 2021 as the EV Rally Of Scotland (EVROS), the event gained huge industry and media attention and doubled in size in 2022, as we took on the iconic John O’Groats to Land’s End route. At the same time, Transport Scotland asked for EVROS to continue, due to its success and the exposure it receives.

All 3 are back for 2025, with the theme for the main Rally being ‘ICE’… Innovation & Clean Energy… #iceicebaby!

The Fleet News Awards is back with new categories and new opportunities for fleets, manufacturers and suppliers to enjoy the huge benefits that go with winning and being shortlisted. 

You can showcase your success to your peers, customers and stakeholders whilst heightening your business profile and improving staff motivation, as well as potentially giving your own career a boost. All it takes is a small amount of your time!

A traditional rural agricultural show and a fun day out for all the family!

Established in 1869, Bowes Show is a traditional rural agricultural show, run by a committee of volunteers, showcasing the heritage and key aspects of local farming life in Teesdale and the wider Durham Dales.

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A great family day out with lots to see and do; main ring attractions, a craft and farmers market marquee, refreshments, trade stands and also classes to enter on the day for our four-legged friends!

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Nantwich Agricultural Society was established in 1897 to showcase agricultural practices and animal husbandry in the South Cheshire area. Over the last 126 years the Nantwich Agricultural Society has developed the Nantwich Show to be Cheshire’s premiere one-day agricultural show, always taking place on the last Wednesday of July.

 The objectives of the Society are to:

 ◼ Promote local industry in general and agriculture and rural business in particular

 ◼ Promote buying local produce

ENJOY AN UNFORGETTABLE DAY

Love the country? Then you’ll love the Cranleigh Farming & Food Festival on Sunday, 14th July 2024 – the fun day out for all the family in the heart of the Surrey countryside. Meet the people – and the livestock – who bring the country to life as you share an unforgettable day together.

Once a year, on the Spring Bank Holiday, Rolleston plays host to a fantastic array of vintage vehicles, bicycles, motorbikes, stalls, fairground rides and much, much more. These are displayed on the Croft, Burnside and surrounding areas in the village of Rolleston On Dove. The festival is organised by a dedicated team who give up their time to give something back to the community in which they live.  It is this dedication which has helped to raise vital money for local charities. Without the continued support from you, our visitors, we would not raise a single penny. So please support the festival and join us in May when Rolleston once again attracts polished chrome and bodywork for enthusiasts and the whole family to enjoy.

The Lancashire Steam Heritage Festival is a collaborative event between the Lancashire Traction Engine Club and the Lancashire Mining Museum at Astley Green.

The first event took place in 2018 and was a huge success.

The fifth event is now being planned and will take place on 18th & 19th May 2024.

We will have:

Steam Traction Engines

Miniature Steam Engines

Trains will be running (£3 per person)

3300 bhp Winding Engine running

Ukulele Band

Fairground Rides

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 | The BARC championships arrive at Thruxton for the Summer Festival. Expect more close racing around the UK's fastest race circuit.

 Headlining the action will be races from the Caterham Seven 270R Championship, Caterham Seven 310R Championship, Caterham Academy Championship and Caterham Roadsport Championship.

 Complementing the Caterham contingent will also be races from the Junior Saloon Car Championship, Track Attack Race Club and Classic & Modern Motorsport Club.