Good food for less with gourmet society membership! Your gourmet society card gives you great discounts on bistros brasseries & restaurants around the country. So whether you're partial to an artisan pizza or want to wine & dine in a fancy hotel in London this is the card you need to carry. As a gourmet society member you're treated to discounts at over 6000 eateries around the UK. There are a variety of deals on offer such as 25% off the total bill (and that

Includes:: drinks too) 50% off the food bill & 2 for 1 on meals. With so many eateries around the UK there's bound to be a good choice of gourmet society restaurants near where you live. & don't forget to use your membership when you travel or go on holiday as well. Even if you don't know an area it's easy to track down all the places that accept gourmet society members using the smartphone App. Simply open the app to search on postcode or town & you can even set the distance from that location. You can then narrow...

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2 for 1 25% off the whole bill & more meal deals with the 12-month tastecard membership featuring thousands of restaurants around the UK ...

Introducing the Sumo Power Nissan
- a 1200bhp Nissan GT-R! This very special experience is ready for blast off at Bovingdon Circuit
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Drive a Radical SR5 racer & feel the full force of this homegrown racing machine! This is the only Radical SR5 we know of that's available for public drives in the whole world making it one of the most exclusive race car drives we sell. In fact only 27 of these special series SR5s were manufactured by Peterborough-based Radical Sportcars. The idea was to create an endurosport race car capable of competing in long distance races. The result was this LMP-inspired SR5
- & it's pretty awesome. In case you're wondering LMP stands for Le Mans Prototype. That goes some way to explaining the design of this special SR5. From the drive planes to the diffusers & carbon bi-plane wing it's all about maximising downforce. Weighing in at just 570kg the SR5 is certainly the featherweight of the racing world
- & it handles beautifully. Setting this Radical apart the SRS is powered by a Honda K20 car engine (found in the likes of the Honda Civic Type R) as opposed to a motorbike engine...

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When it comes to vintage flights Compton Abbas is a great choice of airfield. A family-run affair with great facilities & lovely views this private airfield just south of Shaftesbury is offering you the chance to get airborne in an absolute favourite aircraft
- the De Havilland Chipmunk. The Chippy as it is lovingly known certainly has staying power. It was developed by the Canadian arm of the aviation company in the post-war years as a replacement to the equally legendary Tiger Moth. Once it went into full production the likes of the Royal Canadian & Royal Air Forces both put in large orders for the Chipmunk. The Compton Abbas Chipmunk is a DHC-1 Chipmunk T-10 which means it was built in the UK. Coming off the production line in early 1952 she went into military service in April of the same year. As the standard primary trainer for the RAF Chipmunks were everywhere giving young trainee pilots their first taste of flying
- & if you hear ex RAF pilots talk it's a taste that was never forgotten. Indeed the Chipmunk is just so elegant in flight & was a lively aircraft to learn to fly in. This Chipmunk donned the serial number W585 & was resident at RAF Lossiemouth in Scotland for a good chunk of her RAF career. & she was still flying Air Cadets throughout the 1970s. We've even found a photo of her flying on Air Experience Flights for Air Cadets out of Edinburgh Airport in 1975
- & surprise surprise she still sports those authentic RAF colours today. After all those hours showing young pilots the skies on military trainer flights from the 1950s right through to the latest 80s W585 was then shipped to Cranwell to a rather less salubrious role as a gate guard. Luckily she was auctioned & in 2000 was fully restored with love & care by the Duxford team taking a civil registration in the process. She now flies as G-BZGA proudly operating vintage flights out of Compton Abbas airfield. We are offering 30 45 & 60-minute experience flights in this very fine tandem trainer. What's more the whole thing is filmed from inside the cockpit. This is available to purchase on the day so you can watch you flying in 1950s style over & over again!


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The Mini Cooper classic is a British popular culture icon straight out the 1960s. These fun experiences give you three or six miles driving a 1968 Cooper S at your choice of track nationwide. So is the old Mini Cooper better than the new BMW one? You've got to hand it to Alec Issigonis
- he designed one hell of a brilliant little car. When the first Minis rolled off the British Motoring Corporation production line in 1959 it changed motoring as we know it. The Mini was simple practical & affordable. A certain John Cooper spotted the racing potential in these little city cars & before you know it the souped up Cooper version was ready to race. & whilst the Mini Cooper was indeed a good racer the car is perhaps best known for its role in the 1969 heist film ' The Italian Job'. Red white & blue Mini Coopers race through the streets of Turin in what is surely one of the best chase scenes ever in a movie. Nipping along the arcades bumping down paved steps turning into tight...
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Take a 7th Gen Corvette for a spin on the track of your choice & feel the roar of that V8 American powerhouse engine! ...

Meet the Mustang Shelby Fastback
- & maybe the Jag E-Type too! You can choose to keep it all-American with a Mustang fastback drive
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Say a big hearty 'howdy' to the Camaro SS. This is the car Chevrolet finally came up with to compete against Ford's massively successful Mustang. We're giving you then chance to drive a genuine 1969 Chevvy Camaro in all its SS (that's Super Sport) finery. & we reckon you'll love it. Built on Pepsi Cola & hot dogs (or something like that) this quintessential muscle car from the other side of the Atlantic is certainly eye-catching. First Generation Camaros were built from 1967 to 1969 & the model you'll be driving was built in 1969. It's got all the markings of the sportiest version of the Camaro complete with stripes SS badges on the front grille & chassis upgrade to handle all that extra power from the SS V8 engine. Oh & you can't miss those rather large air-inlets on the hood! When it first appeared on the US car market it was like nothing else out there at the time. It has a distinctly curvy almost European style that really appealed to American drivers. The Camaro al... ...

It's like you're driving Dom's signature car on this Dodge Charger driving experience! The street racing leader's 1970 Dodge Charger R/T was a car very much close to his heart. These brilliant experiences will see you driving a 1970 Charger that's been done up to look just like Dominic Toretto's pride & joy. We learnt in the first Fast & The Furious film that Dom & his Dad built this impressive customised Charger complete with supercharger attached to the bonnet. Claiming a mighty 900bhp this beast from 1970 would do a quarter-mile straight line in just nine seconds. & that record was set by Dom's Dad. Since his Father's death Dom keeps their precious Charger in the garage too scared to drive it. But as you might have guessed by the end of that first film Dom is seen roaring along the Los Angeles streets in his fabled supercharged Dodge. Despite being crashed multiple times the Charger rises from the ashes & features in several of the Fast & Furious films along with... ...