All roads will lead to Churt for classic car enthusiasts as a date has been confirmed for a popular motor show.

Exhibitor registrations are now being accepted for Phyllis Tuckwell’s Motor Show with the event returning to the Surrey Hills on August 3.

The show has become one of the biggest and most popular fundraising events on the charity’s calendar since the first in 2023.

It attracts around 3,000 people annually, boasts more than 700 unique and classic vehicles, and raises in excess of £100,000 for the much-loved Farnham good cause.

Venue owners Robert and Tanya Lewis will also display their own incredible collection of more than 60 classic cars and extensive hoard of motoring memorabilia.

“The Motor Show is a great event with a huge number of amazing vehicles to view,” said Ruth Masters, fundraising manager at Phyllis Tuckwell.

“We are very grateful to Robert and Tanya for hosting it again this year.

“The atmosphere is wonderful and with refreshments and entertainment, it’s a lovely day out for the whole family.”

All the money raised by the Motor Show will go towards funding the palliative and end-of-life care that Phyllis Tuckwell provides for local patients and families living with an advanced or terminal illness.

Registration is now open for exhibitor vehicles and is priced £25 for cars and campervans, and £15 for motorcycles and scooters.

Attendees will be able to buy tickets from Monday, March 3, while entry to exhibitors and visitors will be from 9am and 11am on the day, respectively.

For more information visit www.pth.org.uk/motor-show or email [email protected] to request a paper registration form.

Organisers are also looking for sponsors and auction prizes, if anyone would like to help either call the hospice on 01252 729446 or email [email protected]