News Archive - 2011

Graham Duff, one of the mainstays of our successful Hospitality setup at Armadale, was the lucky winner of the Festive special ?500 first prize in the Monarchs' Grand Draw made tonight at the West End Hotel in Palmerston Place, Edinburgh.

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Australian rider Keith Cox, a Monarch in 1948 and believed to be the oldest surviving Monarch, has died in hospital in Brisbane.

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Charles Wright comes to Edinburgh with optimism based on a fair past record at Armadale ? a CMA of 5 after 7 previous appearances.

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The Scotwaste Monarchs' promoters announced tonight at the Video Night the seven riders they want to carry the blue and gold in the 2012 season.

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Frustrated fans will not have to wait much longer to hear some of the names they will be watching at Armadale next summer, because there will definitely be team announcements at Saturday's Video night at the Thomas Morton Hall.

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Monarchs lost another link with the post-war boom years of the sport when Jackie Campbell died today at the age of 85.

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Ella MacDonald is known to pretty well everyone at Armadale, and she has had a bit of a health scare recently ? but she is well on the mend as captain Matthew found out today when he paid a visit to Ella's home.

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With the British Speedway Promoters Association Annual General Meeting now over for another year, the thoughts of the Scotwaste Monarchs management has now turned to putting the team together for the 2012 season.

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Armadale has had the honour of being voted PL track of the year for 2011 at the annual BSPA Conference, ahead of Scunthorpe and Sheffield.

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Scotwaste boss Stewart Melrose gave supporters the welcome news at the annual dance that Monarchs will have the same team sponsors in 2012, the seventh season for an association which began in 2006 and has seen Monarchs take two Premier League titles in the interim.

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