Members are invited to attend the NEMCRC AGM which is to be held on Thursday 11th December at the club house, North Shields. Doors open at 7:00pm for a meeting start of 7:30pm

We are planning on supplying Pie and Peas for all attendee’s who contact us confirming they will be attending, as we won’t be ordering additional food, which would then be wasted, so please either text or email 07766074684 rsnemcrc@gmail.com

The AGM form has been attached for anyone wishing to add matters for the agenda or put themselves forward for the committee. Please ensure these are returned no later than Thursday 4th December to rsnemcrc@gmail.com

Membership forms will be available for anyone wishing to join the club to secure their race licence for 2026

We look forward to seeing you

It is with regret that we must announce that despite the club’s best efforts to secure the necessary funding for the planned Croft meeting in 2026, this has been unsuccessful, meaning we will not be running this event.

The club will remain active for administration purposes, enabling riders to continue to apply for their ACU licences by becoming a member.

We would like to thank all parties for the support they have given us over the years.

NEMCRC Committee

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ATTENTION ALL RIDING MEMBERS

Dear ACU Licence Holder

Concussion related injuries has taken on much more prominence recently because of the well-publicised injuries reported in the sport of Rugby.

Why must Concussion be taken seriously?

Ignoring the signs and symptoms of concussion may result in a more serious brain injury, a prolonged period of recovery or in the worst case lead to death. The potential for serious and prolonged injury emphasises the need for medical assessment and follow up medical support until the concussion injury has been fully resolved. A return to competitive motorcycle sport before the complete resolution of the concussion exposes the rider to recurrent concussion and also places himself and others at further risk of an incident and possible injury. There is no such thing as minor concussion or a ‘knock to the head’. Continue reading →