News for Kids
James Bond – The Sustainable Spy
James Bond has access to some very cool vehicles. Whether he is driving on the road, flying through the air,
Seabed 2030: Mapping The Ocean Floor
Over 70% of Earth’s surface is covered by the ocean, but only about a quarter of the seafloor has actually
A New Kids Story Book
Six months ago, something exciting started at Bridge Classic Cars. We launched a brand-new idea just for young car fans
Ford Challenges Kids To Build Electric Race Cars
To celebrate 20 years of teamwork with the charity Greenpower Education Trust, Ford recently turned its high-tech test track at
Meet The Hypersail, Ferrari’s Self-Sufficent Boat!
Ferrari is famous for building very cool cars that can go extremely fast. The Ferrari team are now trying something
Kids Help Rolls-Royce Plant the First Tree in a Big Nature Project
Rolls-Royce have had some help at their factory in Goodwood from Year 2 pupils from The March CE Primary School!
What Is A Hydrogen Fuel Cell Car?
It’s really important that we look after our planet. In the UK, around 90% of bad emissions come from vehicles
The Red Arrows Just Turned Green
The Red Arrows are the UK’s most famous flying machines. These acrobatic red planes usually show up at big events
Meet the Gibbs Aquada – The Car That Could Swim
More than 20 years ago, there was a car that was known as the Gibbs Aquada. This was a special
Rounding off another Rainbow Run
Bridge Classic Cars were very proud to be one of the 6 main sponsors for this year’s Rainbow Run held
The Invention That Saved 1 Million Lives
There is one invention that has saved more than 1 million lives, and that is the three-point seat belt, which
Bristol Airports High-Tech Fire Engines
Bristol Airport has added another high-tech fire engine to its team, making a total of three incredible fire engines called
For Kids – Bulletproof Cars
There are some cars that are very special but look like any other car on the road. One example of
A Day Of Racing At The BTCC
This weekend, something exciting happened at the Snetterton Circuit in Norfolk: the British Touring Car Championship (BTCC) took over the
How Are Cars Getting More Sustainable?
There are different ways that cars can be made more sustainable and better for the environment. One way this can
Rainbow Run – An Explosion of Colour!
The sun was shining on a field of colour as the kids, parents and teachers all came together for this
The Rolls-Royce Mobile Cafe
Back in 1926, a car rolled off the production line. It was a 1926 Rolls-Royce 20hp Tourer! Built to be
Race Cars Without Drivers
There is an event where cars race against each other around a track with no drivers, and it’s happening this