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Kev's Chronicles: episode 10

In 2009 it was 30 years since Kev had become general secretary of the LCGB. Though he was only part of a group who had revived it in 1977 he finally become its recognised leader just two years later. From the moment he took control there was only one thing he ever wanted, a club to unite all Lambretta enthusiasts, one they could enjoy being part of and feel involved in. It was an uphill battle from the outset, but no matter what obstacles lay in his path Kev would clear them to make the club even stronger. Not even he thought it would become as big as it did, which created yet more problems.

The more people that joined, the more administration work it entailed. Rallies and custom shows had to be organised correctly to give the members value for money when attending. The club magazine needed to be on time and full of up-to-date information. It was okay saying everything would be done, but one person on their own couldn't possibly sort everything out. That's what the committee was for, to designate people to do the right job. Thankfully, there were enough people ready to give up their time to make this

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