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Lotus in the Peak |
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Code of Conduct for MLOC
1. Respect and Courtesy All members are expected to conduct themselves with the highest levels of respect and courtesy during any club-related activity, whether online or offline. This expectation extends to interactions with both fellow members and non-members. We strive to create a welcoming and inclusive environment where all participants can enjoy their shared passion for cars without discrimination or discomfort.
2. Professional and Ethical Conduct Members must avoid any actions or behaviors that could potentially harm the reputation of the club or its operations. This includes, but is not limited to, refraining from illegal activities, upholding the club's integrity, and avoiding any engagements that might reflect negatively on the club or its community.
3. Anti-Discrimination and Harassment Policy We are committed to maintaining a safe and respectful community. As such, discrimination, harassment, or any other behavior that undermines the dignity or self-esteem of an individual will not be tolerated. This applies to but is not limited to discrimination based on race, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, age, religion, or any other legally protected characteristic.
4. Enforcement of Code of Conduct Violations of these guidelines may result in actions taken by the administration team, including but not limited to warnings, suspension of membership privileges, or expulsion from the club, depending on the severity of the misconduct.
5. Reporting and Grievance Procedures Members are encouraged to report any incidents where they feel these principles have been breached. Reports can be made confidentially to the designated officers, and every complaint will be investigated thoroughly and impartially. We are committed to ensuring fairness and respect for all parties involved.
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As some of the more eagle-eyed have already noticed, it's that time of year again - we need your photos submitting for consideration for next year's calendar. The gallery to submit them to is here: https://www.midlandslotus.co.uk/forum/gallery/category/643-2026-calendar-images-wanted/ Photos from MLOC or non-MLOC events are all welcome, but please note the 'rules' below. Thanks in advance, and please get submitting! The small print: Please make sure you can supply a reasonably high res version if your photo is chosen. You must be the copyright owner of the photograph. No commercial entries are allowed. We (the Directors) will select 13 photo…
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Hi All just a Reminder that Lotus in the Peak takes place over the weekend 26-28th June 2026, I'm pleased to let you know we have secured The Oakhill Cromford Hotel for the Friday evening BBQ which anyone that was lucky enough to have stayed there over the weekend the last time we were there can tell you it's a Superb venue, rooms could go quickly so if you're thinking of making a weekend of this year's event, get your rooms booked before their full! the weekend there will be hosted by Dean and Marie Bower. NOTE if booking a Room state you are attending Lotus in the Peak
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What a year! Thanks for riding along. Here’s to the roads ahead 👊View the full article
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hey all 👋 I've been looking at a couple of car shows like the two I've linked below with a view to showing my car at them. The thing is that the paintwork and trim etc isn't in pristine condition, and it gets worse when you poke around the engine bay...! I expect there's a variety of standards of cars on display though at a lot of events... not all cars are kept in immaculate condition but it's still nice to see a variety at these events. Does anyone here show their cars? If so, anything you can share about going about it? Any shows you'd recommend over others? https://greatbritishmotorshows.com/event/lytham-hall-classic-car-and-motorcycle-show/ https…
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Santa has nicked me motor Merry Christmas all
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Hi Guys, I am looking to purchase a S2 Elise. I never had a Lotus and was wondering about and weakness points that I should check before purchasing? Any advice what to look for please? Don't bother about engine, I'm planning to swap it. Thanks Marek
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Well done Lando, Great to have an English Champion👏👏👏
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The Making Of Theory 1 | Lotus CarsView the full article
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Hi all, as some of you may have already spotted, there's a brand new Lotus magazine on the horizon - Type Lotus - launching in Spring 2026. Created by the drivers, for drivers (we're all Lotus owners), the magazine will celebrate the global Lotus community and showcase some truly extraordinary Lotus cars. We're proud to be supporting MLOC and will be featuring an article on the club in an early issue, as well as promoting MLOC events/meets/updates wherever we can. Type Lotus magazine will bring you road tests, road trips, exclusive interviews and much more. Our primary focus will be on current and ‘modern classic’ models (anything post-Elise) but we’ll a…
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Senna's First F1 Win 🏁View the full article
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Hi all, I’m thinking of creating a navigation app (iOS and Android) to allow route creation and group navigation - question is, is it compelling enough for you to use, and indeed pay for?? Outline idea is route creation on a map, schedule a drive of that route and invite participants. Route creation (USP1:) checks the waypoints don’t cause any micro loops, assists with fixing if they do. Route navigation (USP2:) getting ‘close enough’ to a waypoint and carrying on without actually hitting it just moves on to the next one (maybe also easily manually skip waypoints while driving). Also (USP3:) ‘real time’ track all participants so you can see where they are (the …
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Lotus Emeya. Arctic Circle, Finland.View the full article
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Lotus Emeya, the ultimate all-electric hyper-GTView the full article
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