Today 15th June 2021 is the start of Royal Ascot which runs until Saturday 19th June 2021. Due to the COVID situation, this year will only see a capacity of 12000 guests each day.
Ascot Racecourse is located in Ascot, Berkshire which is used for thoroughbred horse racing. The course enjoys close associations with the British Royal Family and is approximately 6 miles from Windsor Castle. The Royal Meeting is held in June and its highlight is The Gold Cup.
The Racecourse was founded in 1711 by Queen Anne. The first race ‘Her Majesty’s Plate’ with a purse of 100 guineas was held on 11 August 1711. Seven horses competed, each carrying a weight of 12 stones. This first race comprised three separate four mile heats.
In 1813 Parliament passed an Act to ensure that the grounds would remain a public racecourse. A new grandstand was opened in 1839. A further Act of Parliament of 1913 (Ascot Authority Act 1913 c.lxxxiv) establishing the Ascot Authority which entity manages the racecourse to this day.
From its creation until 1945 the only racing that took place was the Royal Meeting, a four day event. Since that date, more fixtures have been introduced to the grounds, notably steeplechase and hurdles in 1965.
We have the perfect number plate for any stud farm owner or thoroughbred horse trainer

The registration is one that we own and is a genuine issued car plate and is ready for immediate transfer. We also have many other cherished number plates that would be suitable for horse related, horse racing, events etc why not give us a call on 0116 235 0116 or take a look at our huge database where you can search through millions of car number plates online.
As from 18th December 2019 you will no longer be able to renew out of date retention certificate V778’s or Certificate of Entitlement V750’s. The DVLA Swansea are implementing these changes and the cut off date for renewing any out of date certificates ends on 18th December 2019. YOU MUST RENEW any that you have out of date as there will be no leniency regarding this new ruling.

Millions of motorists have personalised or cherished number plates on their vehicles but many others hold the rights to use them without actually having them on a vehicle, known as keeping them on retention. Some owners view them as an investment rather than something to adorn a vehicle but DVLA Swansea changes could see motorists lose the right to these investments.
You need to act NOW before it is too late.
For some people this is not common knowledge and therefore we as number plates dealers are making sure that you are aware.
If these changes are going to affect you and your retention documents are out of date, you need to make sure you act now and before the cut off date of 18th December 2019. Currently, if a certificate is out of date you can buy back the right to use it from the DVLA Swansea as long as you obtained the relevant V750 or V778 certificate before March 9th, 2015 and it expired on or after 1st May 2011. You can renew the certificate by paying £25 for every year to get it up to date but this will no longer be the case from 18th December 2019. So if your plate ran out 13 months ago you would pay £50 ( 2 years ) So, if you have an out of date retention document or certificate of entitlement, it is very important to act now or you risk losing your rights to your cherished number plates entirely.
You will need to fill out the form on your documentation and send it to the DVLA Swansea along with the fee owed. If you don’t have your documentation, you need to write to the DVLA Swansea giving a reason for not having the original V778 / V750 document, along with the appropriate fee, details of your cherished number plate and proof of your name and address for example your driving licence.
Failure to comply with these new regulations could have serious consequences as you are basically giving up your rights to your cherished number plates.
Please check any V778 /V750 certificates that you have and act NOW.
What type of BOSS are you? A few of our BOSS cherished number plates below, all are genuine issued registration numbers and all available for immediate transfer.









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Well the 17 Series number plates was launched yesterday. You can now purchase a 17 series cherished number plate.
Obviously these types of number plates will only be allowed to be transferred to a March 2017 vehicle or newer but come supplied on a 10 year retention certificate.
Still not purchased one or not sure what cherished number plate is best for you.
Why not call one of our experienced Sales Staff at Motor Marks on 0116 235 0116 where they will be happy to help with your choice.
Plenty of Personalised and Cherished DVLA Car Number Plates to browse through on our online database click here.