
Restoration · 14 min
Three Years with a Corniche
By Henry Bramwell-Hughes
An honest account of a sympathetic restoration: what was rebuilt, what was left alone, and what one learns about patience along the way.
The Quarterly Bulletin
Our digital journal, published four times a year. Editorial features, restoration stories, technical writing, event reports, and contributions from members.

No. 142
SPRING 2026
Eighty-eight pages
Our Spring number is given over to the coachbuilders, Mulliner, Park Ward, Hooper, James Young and the disappearing craft of the bespoke motor body. Featuring contributions from Margaret Ashby on the Mulliner drawing office, a long interview with Mrs Eleanor Marston of Lincoln, and a technical feature on the preservation of factory-original interiors.

Restoration · 14 min
By Henry Bramwell-Hughes
An honest account of a sympathetic restoration: what was rebuilt, what was left alone, and what one learns about patience along the way.

Technical · 22 min
By Arthur Penhaligon
A practical guide to maintaining the complex fuel systems of the 1925 Silver Ghost Piccadilly era, with diagrams reproduced from original works manuals.

Event Report · 8 min
By the SECRETARY
Recapping a splendid morning of fellowship, sunshine, and forty-one motor cars assembled upon the great lawns of the castle.

History · 18 min
By Margaret Ashby
Newly discovered letters from the Section archives detailing the early design philosophy of the Speed Six and its first private owners.

Touring · 11 min
By Charles Treherne
Notes from the autumnal driving day, with recommendations for the unhurried driver: where to stop, where to eat, where to simply look.

Member Profile · 9 min
An interview
Fifty-two years a member, three generations of Bentleys, and a workshop that has seen more weddings than most parish churches.