The 40th anniversary of the club;'s 1985 British championship is the subject of a new exhibition
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00:00In 1985, Fife Flyers were crowned British champions and its team went down in history.
00:19Now, a new exhibition of ice hockey memorabilia is set to be unveiled at Kirkcaldy Galleries
00:24to celebrate the 40th anniversary of that incredible triumph at Wembley.
00:28And we want your help to win a competition to secure funding.
00:33We have submitted an application as part of Fife Council's Bright Ideas initiative
00:36and our exhibition is one of 80 projects open to the public vote from Saturday, March 15th.
00:42There's a £300,000 pot of money up for grabs.
00:45We're only pitching for a modest £1,900 to underpin the costs involved in the exhibition
00:50which opens on April 30th and runs until the start of June.
00:55So, how can you help?
00:56Well, there is a special voting day at the Abbotsford Theatre in Kirkcaldy on Saturday, March 15th.
01:01If you're passing, please drop in and cast your vote.
01:04It takes just minutes.
01:05And you can meet the team behind the project who will be there during the day.
01:09Or you can do it online from the weekend until the end of the month.
01:13We're asking Flyers' huge army of fans, past and present, to give us their votes.
01:17It just takes seconds to do it online and help us secure the funding for this fantastic exhibition.
01:23And don't forget our live show, folks, is at Rothes Halls on Friday, May 2nd
01:28when the 1985 team will be reunited live on stage.
01:31Ron Plumb, Dave Stanovich and Danny Brown are flying in specially for the event.
01:36It's one for the fans from 1985 and fans of today.
01:39You just don't want to miss this night.
01:41Tickets are £25 a head.
01:43They're on sale now and to book them, simply go to on5.com.
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