In Memory

In October 2004 my young daughter Jenna, 19 years, and my younger son Lee, 10 years, were killed in a car crash when another vehicle had driven out of a junction and collided with their car. They were then forced into the path of another vehicle resulting in the instant deaths of my two children.

The plate is a memory to them, hence the registration LE51 JEN. This is my plate which no-one else can ever have. It will be passed on through the family for as long as our family exists.

I have attached a photo of my vehicle with the plates displayed, I hope it is of use and that other people who view it and have sad memories can see that happy memories can be remembered in many ways.

Ray Armstrong
Tyneside

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Car registrations and number plates, including personalised number plates, in the UK are the responsibility of the Driver and Vehicle licensing Agency, usually known as the DVLA. It issues new registrations twice a year and also maintains the central database that records details of all vehicles licensed to drive on UK roads, along with their keeper and registration information.

Regtransfers works closely with DVLA to complete registration transfers as quickly and efficiently as possible. Regtransfers is a DVLA registered supplier of personal car registrations and number plates and is listed on the DVLA Registrations website. All number plates supplied by Regtransfers comply with DVLA's prescribed standards and regulations.

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DVLA is a registered trade mark of the Driver & Vehicle Licensing Agency. Regtransfers is not affiliated to the DVLA or DVLA Personalised Registrations. Regtransfers is a recognised reseller of unissued Government stock.

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When a car is on the road, it is an offence to display number plates bearing any number other than the vehicle's officially recorded registration number. If you purchase a private registration, you must complete the official transfer process before displaying the new number.

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