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Musicians unite for memorable night of music honouring The Jam’s Rick Buckler

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Mark Lancaster

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18th August 2026

Musicians will come together for a one-off charity concert in Woking honouring the life and legacy of Rick Buckler, the legendary drummer from The Jam. Friends, family and fans of The Jam are set to flock to Woking for the concert at Woking Theatre on Monday 12 October. Rick Buckler: Music, Memories and The Jam…
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Scooter community gives York teenager a prom entrance to remember

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Mark Lancaster

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7th July 2026

A remarkable show of support from Yorkshire’s scooter community helped make 15-year-old Travis feel “like a king” as dozens of riders turned out to give him an unforgettable arrival at his school prom. THE scooter community came together in style to give York teenager Travis a prom entrance he’ll never forget – and his mum…
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Zero Motorcycles reimagines the spirit of Quadrophenia with concept LS1 Electric Mod Bike

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Mark Lancaster

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28th May 2026

Zero Motorcycles has rekindled the vision of Quadrophenia by producing the one-of-a-kind LS1 Electric Mod Bike. Taking inspiration from the 1979 film starring Phil Daniels and Leslie Ash, Zero Motorcycles has developed a modified LS1 scooter, complete with the famous mirrors, horns, and Quadrophenia decal, to celebrate the spirit of the scooter. The LS1 Electric…
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Paul Green’s Room 101

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Mark Lancaster

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9th May 2026

Scootering contributor Paul Green revisits the idea of ‘Room 101’ through a scooterist’s eyes, reflecting on the influence of George Orwell and Paul Weller before consigning some long-standing Lambretta frustrations, Mod fashion trends, potholes and modern racing restrictions to the symbolic room. Recently, I was reading an article about George Orwell, and it reminded me…
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The drums are silent – Rick Buckler reflection

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Mark Lancaster

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4th February 2026

An article by Paul Green from the April 2025 issue of Scootering reflecting on Rick Buckler and his place within the music of The Jam. The piece draws on personal memories, live performances, recordings, and later life, as presented in the original magazine text. Since mid-1977, one of the main soundtracks to my life (and…
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mod culture

Musicians unite for memorable night of music honouring The Jam’s Rick Buckler

Scooter community gives York teenager a prom entrance to remember

Zero Motorcycles reimagines the spirit of Quadrophenia with concept LS1 Electric Mod Bike

Paul Green’s Room 101

The drums are silent – Rick Buckler reflection

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