Leisure Archive
(October 2018)

1 October 2018

New Range Rover Sport PHEV Review

Electric and hybrid cars are all the rage, so to make sure it’s not missing out on this shift towards ‘greener’ motoring, Land Rover has got in on the act. It’s had to really, as the brand is revered by many and, as a result, it is perhaps expected to lead by example. As well Read more…

Clay shoot success

Biennial memorial event raises £750 for cancer charity. The event held in memory of farm manager Peter Barney (58), of Weston, took place at the Priory Clay Target Centre, in Sutton Bridge, recently, raising money for Macmillan Cancer Support’s Spalding and Holbeach branch. King’s Lynn man David Gooding took the high gun prize of a Read more…

Tim Price and Ringwood Sky Boy claim Land Rover Burghley Horse Trials title

Tim Price admitted he was overwhelmed with emotions after finally achieving his dream of winning the 2018 Land Rover Burghley Horse Trials in a thrilling finale. The New Zealander and Ringwood Sky Boy finally broke their duck at the four-star event as they pipped defending champions Oliver Townend and Ballaghmor Class to top spot. Having Read more…

Jaguar’s I-PACE charges through Channel Tunnel

The Jaguar I-PACE has demonstrated its real-world usability by driving 229 miles (369km) from London to Brussels on a single charge. The all-electric performance SUV began its intercity trip on London’s South Bank, with its 90kWh battery fully charged, before heading to the Channel Tunnel terminal at Folkestone. But unlike the 80 million vehicles that Read more…

New Kia Ceed 2018 Review

South Korean car-maker Kia has a lot of faith in itself – and rightly so, if its latest products are anything to go by. The recently launched Stinger has taken on top German players with real credibility, and now the freshest model out of its stable, the all-new Ceed, is here. Three generations on, the Read more…