Motorcycle show raises money

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A historical motorcycle show at the Waterways Museum earlier this month raised �47 for disadvantaged children.

Organiser Anna Dixon, of the Howden District Historical Motorcycle Club, said: "Everyone enjoyed the show, the meals and boat rides."

Among the exhibits were a 1952 Vincent Black Shadow.

Anna herself owns a 1961 Norton Manxman 650 cc.

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