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National Traction Engine Trust.
Aims & Objectives.
Vision
The NTET aspires to be the Organisation of Choice for the vintage steam
enthusiast, engine owner or driver and events organiser working together
to meet a common aim, Preserving our Heritage in Steam on the Road.
Aims
The main aims of the NTET are to:
- Encourage ownership
and preservation of all forms of steam powered equipment in authentic
settings
- Set and maintain standards in equipment management
and operation
- Provide facilities to teach basic skills in
engine management
- Attract junior members via the Steam Apprentice
Club
- Set and monitor safety and operating standards
in rallies and event organisation
- Secure insurance and other related services
for the benefit of members and rally organisers
- Support the maintenance of records of engine
manufacturers, design, livery and colour schemes, history
and ownership
- Administer a 'rare spares and patterns' register
- Monitor and manage the introduction of legislation
as it effects the movement
- Administer a world wide club membership scheme
- Communicate with members, clubs, organisations
and the general public via the magazine Steaming
- Affiliate with similar bodies in the UK and
World Wide
- Promote the production and distribution of
books, videos, tapes and other related memorabilia
Further details may be obtained from:
Mrs Susan Jackson. NTET General Secretary, c/o Bryn Awel,
153 Micklefield Road, High Wycombe, Bucks
HP13 7HA United Kingdom.
Email Sue at the NTET: general.secretary@ntet.co.uk
The NTET is a registered
charity (Reg. Charity No 291578) and is governed by a formal constitution.
© 2006 The National Traction Engine
Trust Ltd.
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