Contact
Paul Stingmore
Chairman
A former steam apprentice himself, Paul is passionate about introducing the world of steam to young people. Paul owns Garrett showman’s tractor The Leader and has been involved in road steam since becoming a steam apprentice at the age of 16.
sac.chairman@ntet.co.uk
Gareth Ellis
Vice Chair and Lady Sylvia custodian
Rebecca Hurley
Publicity & Social Media
Louise Maunder
Vice-Chair on the general council and trustee list
James Huntley
Raising Steam Editor
A former steam apprentice himself, Paul is passionate about introducing the world of steam to young people. Paul owns Garrett showman’s tractor The Leader and has been involved in road steam since becoming a steam apprentice at the age of 16.
sac.chairman@ntet.co.uk
Stuart Gaines
Driving Day Coordinator
Contact Details
- 4 Church Green East, Redditch, Worcs. B98 8BT
Nick Bosworth
Acting Chairman, Driving Day Coordinator, Website
I have been involved with the SAC for over 10 years, and have been a NTET General Council member for 5. My family has two engines, Foster TE 14410 ‘SPRIG’ and Garrett 4CD ‘Queen Mary”, both of which I have helped to restore.
Rebecca Hurley
Publicity & Social Media
I have been involved with road steam for as long as I can remember, I am told my first time on a rollers footplate I was only 2 weeks old! Since then I have grown up surrounded by engines and their crews. My family now own that roller and we travel mostly around the midlands, joining rallies, road runs and other events each year. Although our engine is currently undergoing major repairs, in the form of a new firebox. I have a few jobs in the SAC, managing social media, setting up and organising events such as the NEC & Great Dorset Steam Fair.
Glen Prince
Committee Member
Glen progressed from a 4″ Foster miniature to owning his own steam roller, which he is currently restoring. Glen already enrolled his young daughter who is only just toddling. Start them young!
Matt Lund
Committee Member
I have been involved with the committee since 2003. I got interested in road steam when I was 13. My dad bought me a copy of Old Glory with an article on miniature traction engines. Showing an interest in building my own miniature dad bought me a lathe for Christmas and plans for a 4″ scale Ruston and Proctor. This was the first of many miniature engines I have built, the current one being a 4″ scale Mclaren road loco. Having a hobby in engineering helped me get an apprenticeship working on aircraft gas turbine engines and I now work on military and civil helicopters. Being a SAC member gave me a chance to crew on full size engines starting with crewing on a Sentinel timber tractor, and a Mclaren 8HP agricultural which I have been with for 14 years.
Andy Rimell
Committee Member
Jim Huntley
Committee Member
Dee Searle
Committee Member
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