Chiltern Hills Vintage Vehicle Rally
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Date18th May 2008
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PlaceWeston Road, Aston Clinton, Near Aylesbury, Bucks, HP22 5RN
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The Chiltern Hills Vintage Vehicle Rally is held on the third Sunday in May and is a large, well
established event which raises money for local good causes. Attractions include around 800 vehicles,
50 trade stands, autojumble, helicopter rides, quad bikes, craft tent, pig roast, fun dog show and a
mini fairground together with other children's activities.
Location Information
Chiltern Hills Vintage Vehicle Rally
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Addressnext to Aylesbury Rugby Club
Weston Road
between Weston Turville and Aston Clinton -
PostcodeHP22 5RN
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OS 1:50 000 Map165
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National Grid RefSP 865 115
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Miles from Oxford25
The rally site is next to Aylesbury Rugby Club on the Northern side of Weston Road (the former
B4544), and is between Weston Turville, and Aston Clinton.
Two routes from Oxford:
Route A - via Bicester
Take the A34 / A41 (8 miles) to Bicester, then the A41 (15 miles) to Aylesbury. Leave Aylesbury on the A413 (2 miles) to Stoke Mandeville. 0.3 mile after the roundabout in Stoke Mandeville turn Left at the next roundabout for Weston Turville. Follow the road (Marroway, Main Street, Brook End) through Weston Turville. Leave the village heading along Weston Road towards Aston Clinton. The rally site is then on the Left hand side, after Aylesbury rugby club. In 2007 there were two entrances to the site; the first one was for the public, the second for classic cars.
Route B - via Chinnor
Follow the M40 East to Junction 6. At the bottom of the ramp turn Left. Follow the B4009 for 9 miles past Chinnor and Longwick to Little Kimble. Go under the railway and turn Left. Follow the A4010 for 3.2 miles through Stoke Mandeville to the A413. Turn Right at the roundabout and then Left at the next roundabout for Weston Turville. Follow the road (Marroway, Main Street, Brook End) through Weston Turville. Leave the village heading along Weston Road towards Aston Clinton. The rally site is then on the Left hand side, after Aylesbury rugby club. In 2007 there were two entrances to the site; the first one was for the public, the second for classic cars.
