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The Southern Group of Motoring Writers represents motoring journalists living or working in the region around the M25 motorway, stretching from Suffolk in the north to Portsmouth and Brighton in the south and from Reading and Oxford in the west to Kent in the east.

The Group's main role is to assist and enable communications between its members and the motor industry at large. We boast membership of around 30 journalists working on local, regional and national newspapers, magazines, books, web sites and television, to provide the general public and specialist industry areas with the latest motoring information.

We hope you enjoy your visit to our site and please feel free to contact us with any thoughts or queries.



Latest News
New member Massimo Pini
28/12/11

The Group is delighted to welcome well-known motoring writer and automotive disign guru, Massimo Pini.

Operating nationally but based in London, Massimo and his attractive wife Annalisa have two daughters aged three and five who keep them very busy.

Massimo is the co-founder of  Netro42 and  Editor-in-Chief  of NEWCARNET as well as contributing to Yahoo! Cars and  MSN cars.

Befitting somebody with the name Pini, Massimo owns a wonderful Alfa Romeo SZ.

 

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Ken Rogers 1940 -2011
26/10/11

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Members of the Southern Group were deeply saddened on 3rd August 2011 by the loss of much-valued member Ken Rogers, who died of a heart attack, at home in Basingstoke. It came as a shock to all who knew him, even though he had been ill with an incurable lung disease, diagnosed seven months earlier.


 

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'Vintage' ground effects
04/04/11

SGMW member discovers a forgotten genius

 

‘I feel I’ve shone a spotlight on an unsung hero,’ says SGMW member Charles Armstrong-Wilson. His feature in the March 2011 issue of Octane magazine reveals how a Frenchman figured out how to use ground effect on cars a whole half century before it burst onto the scene in the 1970s. The article goes on to tell the background story of the man responsible and discovers whether his ideas would have worked.


 


 

 

 


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