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Jayne Henry of Speedy Registrations Ltd - speedyreg.co.uk. Speedy Registrations have been supplying number plates to the public since 1984. Based in Northern Ireland we also specialise in Irish number plates. They aim to provide a choice of personalised number plates to meet all requirements. For interviews, quotes, images or comments contact: Jayne Henry Tel(DDI): 02866 387 124 E-mail: sales@speedyreg.co.uk
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![]() Number Plates for 2010It is anticipated, with the end of the 0Xs and the start of the 1Xs number plates; demand for license plates showing the start of the new decade is expected to be immense with number plate enthusiasts and the wider public alike.
The DVLA seems to be feeding this excitement by revealing the license plates on November 2nd, and then allowing people a month to find their favourite personalised number plate and let the enthusiasm build before they go on sale on December 1st 2009. ![]() Think about your number plate and make the right decisionSunderland and Newcastle. Tyne-side and Wear-side. Geordies and Mackems. They’ve never been the best of friends, but a man in Sunderland has decided that the grief he receives in Newcastle, over one of his most loved possessions, has become too much to bear. ![]() Homophobic Number Plates BannedThe first week of October saw what is possibly a unique situation brought up for the Driving and Vehicle Licensing Agency.
Not usually known for their risky nature or controversial stances outside of motoring legislation, the DVLA removed two license plates that were to be sold at an auction after a complaint from the gay rights charity Stonewall. ![]() Car Sales Recovering from September 09One of the signs of the recession to many was the declining sales of the new cars market. When people have less money, they tend to purchase cars second hand, and stick with the cars they already have for much longer. This has been backed up by car factories closing and showrooms finding it much harder to generate profits. This has remained true in the recent recession. ![]() What Happens to Number Plates in 2010?With the current system of creating number plates, i.e. basing two of the digits on the six month period in which the car is put on sale, there has been some confusion surrounding what happens in March of 2010…… ![]() New Measures Targeting Uninsured DriversOn 16th September 2009 the Road Safety Minister, Paul Clark, confirmed that new plans were in the works that would attempt to lessen the number of uninsured drivers on the road. ![]() Crackdown on the Cloning of Registration PlatesThe DVLA recently announced a crackdown on suppliers of illegal number plates. The main instances of this are number plates being copied by an unscrupulous supplier and then sold on to groups of criminals dealing with stolen cars. The copied number plates then replace the ones on the stolen cars, and so those cars are no longer registered as stolen for any checks on the registration plates. ![]() Scotland, Top's Private Car Number Plates ListA recent survey carried out by a leading British insurer highlighted a few surprises when it comes to personalised number plate ownership in the UK. The traditional image of the personalised plate owner may not be quite as accurate as we first thought. ![]() The Best Looking Number Plates Make StatementsWhat makes the best and most desirable personalised number plates? Do they include names, hobbies, organisations, business, pets, sport or is it a combination of factors? You can look at what sells best, including what make and model of car, what letter and number combinations are being used. Are more new style or the classic style plate designs being sold and finally, why people have been buying certain types like the new F car registration number plate? ![]() Pet Number PlatesDogs are called man's best friend. Their loyalty, intellect, devotion and affection make them exceptional pets. The United Kingdom is a nation of pet lovers with an estimated 8 million dogs and 8 million cats currently living in the UK, which means that almost half of all UK households own a pet.
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