Welcome To The Cheshire Centre Of The Caravan And Motorhome Club Web Site
Message From CAMC Re Rallies:
The Club have issued the following guidance to Divisions, Regions, Centres and Club Committees about Centre Rallies:
Dear all
I know how excited you must be to be able to resume rallies after the Prime Minister’s announcement on Monday 22 February, and the devolved nations’ roadmaps out of lockdown.
As you are probably aware the Club is anticipating being able to reopen Club sites in England on 12 April 2021, although we are still awaiting confirmation regarding certain aspects relating to shared facilities. In addition travel between countries (i.e. between England, Wales, Scotland and NI remains restricted, and guidance has not been provided yet in Scotland, Wales or NI). For example the guidance in England is that domestic travel after 8 March is permitted but should be minimised (e.g. stay local).
In brief, and please note that these dates and details are obviously subject to change as per the announcements from the respective Governments.
Please make an informed decision before deciding when to commence rallying, mindful that the dates could change.
Step 2 (no earlier than 12 April 2021)
England
Rallies can commence but as a campsite only; there can be no social activities associated with it, and all members must comply with the Government’s guidance regarding social contact, and group size outdoors.
Covid secure protocols must still be adhered to and a Covid Risk Assessment is to be sent to governance@camc.com seven days before the start of the rally.
Step 3 (no earlier than 17 May 2021)
England
There can now be a maximum of 30 people outdoors. This means social activities on a rally can resume but for only a maximum of 30 people.
A Covid Risk Assessment is still required to be submitted to governance seven days before the start of the rally.
The Rule of Six applies to indoor meetings and two households (a van represents one household) are permitted to meet.
Step 4 (no earlier than 21 June 2021)
England
There are no longer any restrictions on social gatherings at rallies.
It is likely that there will still be a requirement to have Covid Risk Protocols in place on rallies and more details of this will be advised at a later date.
All Centre rallies and events must continue to have a Risk Assessment undertaken, per Centre Guidance, and this is to be held on record with the Centre Committee per the GDPR data retention plan. This is good practice to ensure safety on a rally and will be a good reference should anything go wrong.
Reminders to ralliers about handwashing and compliance with any Government regulations are to be followed.
No earlier than 1 April 2021 (Easter Weekend)
Wales
Rallies can commence but as a campsite only; there can be no social activities associated with it.
Covid secure protocols must still be adhered to and a Covid Risk Assessment is to be sent to governance@camc.com seven days before the start of the rally.
Date TBC
Northern Ireland
Rallies can commence but as a campsite only; there can be no social activities associated with it.
Covid secure protocols must still be adhered to and a Covid Risk Assessment is to be sent to governance@camc.com seven days before the start of the rally.
No earlier than 26 April 2021
Scotland
Rallies can commence but as a campsite only; there can be no social activities. Scotland will remain in level 3.
Covid secure protocols must still be adhered to and a Covid Risk Assessment is to be sent to governance@camc.com seven days before the start of the rally.
NB. We are aware that the Centres in Scotland have decided to cancel all rallies until the end of May 2021.
For further information about the current guidance including local travel restrictions, social distancing, rules on overnight stays and the use of shared facilities, please visit the relevant guidance:
England www.gov.uk/find-coronavirus-local-restrictions
Scotland www.gov.scot/coronavirus-covid-19
Wales www.gov.wales/coronavirus
NI https://www.nidirect.gov.uk/articles/coronavirus-covid-19-regulations-guidance-what-restrictions-mean-you?
Dear all
I know how excited you must be to be able to resume rallies after the Prime Minister’s announcement on Monday 22 February, and the devolved nations’ roadmaps out of lockdown.
As you are probably aware the Club is anticipating being able to reopen Club sites in England on 12 April 2021, although we are still awaiting confirmation regarding certain aspects relating to shared facilities. In addition travel between countries (i.e. between England, Wales, Scotland and NI remains restricted, and guidance has not been provided yet in Scotland, Wales or NI). For example the guidance in England is that domestic travel after 8 March is permitted but should be minimised (e.g. stay local).
In brief, and please note that these dates and details are obviously subject to change as per the announcements from the respective Governments.
Please make an informed decision before deciding when to commence rallying, mindful that the dates could change.
Step 2 (no earlier than 12 April 2021)
England
Rallies can commence but as a campsite only; there can be no social activities associated with it, and all members must comply with the Government’s guidance regarding social contact, and group size outdoors.
Covid secure protocols must still be adhered to and a Covid Risk Assessment is to be sent to governance@camc.com seven days before the start of the rally.
Step 3 (no earlier than 17 May 2021)
England
There can now be a maximum of 30 people outdoors. This means social activities on a rally can resume but for only a maximum of 30 people.
A Covid Risk Assessment is still required to be submitted to governance seven days before the start of the rally.
The Rule of Six applies to indoor meetings and two households (a van represents one household) are permitted to meet.
Step 4 (no earlier than 21 June 2021)
England
There are no longer any restrictions on social gatherings at rallies.
It is likely that there will still be a requirement to have Covid Risk Protocols in place on rallies and more details of this will be advised at a later date.
All Centre rallies and events must continue to have a Risk Assessment undertaken, per Centre Guidance, and this is to be held on record with the Centre Committee per the GDPR data retention plan. This is good practice to ensure safety on a rally and will be a good reference should anything go wrong.
Reminders to ralliers about handwashing and compliance with any Government regulations are to be followed.
No earlier than 1 April 2021 (Easter Weekend)
Wales
Rallies can commence but as a campsite only; there can be no social activities associated with it.
Covid secure protocols must still be adhered to and a Covid Risk Assessment is to be sent to governance@camc.com seven days before the start of the rally.
Date TBC
Northern Ireland
Rallies can commence but as a campsite only; there can be no social activities associated with it.
Covid secure protocols must still be adhered to and a Covid Risk Assessment is to be sent to governance@camc.com seven days before the start of the rally.
No earlier than 26 April 2021
Scotland
Rallies can commence but as a campsite only; there can be no social activities. Scotland will remain in level 3.
Covid secure protocols must still be adhered to and a Covid Risk Assessment is to be sent to governance@camc.com seven days before the start of the rally.
NB. We are aware that the Centres in Scotland have decided to cancel all rallies until the end of May 2021.
For further information about the current guidance including local travel restrictions, social distancing, rules on overnight stays and the use of shared facilities, please visit the relevant guidance:
England www.gov.uk/find-coronavirus-local-restrictions
Scotland www.gov.scot/coronavirus-covid-19
Wales www.gov.wales/coronavirus
NI https://www.nidirect.gov.uk/articles/coronavirus-covid-19-regulations-guidance-what-restrictions-mean-you?
Covid Secure Guidance For Rallies:
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Welcome To The Cheshire Centre:
We are one of the 69 Centres listed in the Caravan and Motorhome Club Sites Directory and Handbook and, if you are a Member of the Caravan and Motorhome Club, you may join us without any additional subscription. If you have Joint and Family Membership, they automatically become members as well. Cheshire Centre Rallies are open to all Caravan and Motorhome Club Members irrespective of whether or not they are registered to a local centre.
Our members range from 0 to 90 with everyone in-between, likewise, the caravans range from small caravans to large motor homes. However, we like to feel that we are just one large extended family and that help or advice, should you need it, is never far away.
The centre organise rallies throughout the year, usually locally, though at holiday times breaks may be arranged throughout the UK and abroad. All of the rallies have their own individual ’character’; some are quiet affairs with nothing organised other than a get together for a cup of tea /coffee while others have organised socials which may be in the local village hall or the field in summer; yet others will have activities organised all weekend long! Participation is entirely up to you, but one thing will always be true, you will always receive a warm welcome.
Some rallies are held on commercial sites, often at a discounted rate, other rallies are often exceptional value for money with only nominal charges applied.
Please find an electronic version of our rally brochure above this window for your perusal. All up to date information can be found on this web site.
Whichever you choose, we are sure that rallying will add a new dimension to your caravanning.
We hope to see you on a rally field in the near future.
For further information please e-mail the Centre Secretary secretary@cheshirecentre.co.uk
Our members range from 0 to 90 with everyone in-between, likewise, the caravans range from small caravans to large motor homes. However, we like to feel that we are just one large extended family and that help or advice, should you need it, is never far away.
The centre organise rallies throughout the year, usually locally, though at holiday times breaks may be arranged throughout the UK and abroad. All of the rallies have their own individual ’character’; some are quiet affairs with nothing organised other than a get together for a cup of tea /coffee while others have organised socials which may be in the local village hall or the field in summer; yet others will have activities organised all weekend long! Participation is entirely up to you, but one thing will always be true, you will always receive a warm welcome.
Some rallies are held on commercial sites, often at a discounted rate, other rallies are often exceptional value for money with only nominal charges applied.
Please find an electronic version of our rally brochure above this window for your perusal. All up to date information can be found on this web site.
Whichever you choose, we are sure that rallying will add a new dimension to your caravanning.
We hope to see you on a rally field in the near future.
For further information please e-mail the Centre Secretary secretary@cheshirecentre.co.uk
New Ralliers:
Photography And Video On Cheshire Centre Rallies:
‘Photography / videography may be taken at our Centre’s events and rallies. The Centre and Club may use any photograph(s) and / or video(s) they take that includes you, your party and/or outfit in all and any media, including printed and electronic publications, e.g. websites, or promotional materials, in the advertising of its goods or services. The photograph(s) and / or video(s) may be stored for these purposes as well. If you do not want to appear in any shots, please advise the organiser if it relates to a specific event, or the Centre Secretary if for all events. They will do their best to accommodate this and ensure you are able to avoid the area being photographed / filmed.’ Where images including clearly identifiable people are submitted by the Centre to the Club for publication, the individuals must have given the Centre permission to take and use images in all and any media by use of this wording.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Latest Centre News?
Do you want to find out about the latest centre news? Then click on the button below to go to the News Page.
Rally Information?
Do you want to find information on Cheshire Centre rallies? Then click on the button below to go to the Rallies Page or scroll up and click on the Rally Brochure flip book.
For information on a specific rally click the word 'details' on the right hand side.
For information on a specific rally click the word 'details' on the right hand side.
How To Book A Rally?
If you haven't been on a rally before, don't worry, everyone had to book their first rally at some time, just follow the guidance below:
1. From the rally brochure, select the rally you would like to attend. If you haven't got a rally brochure, click here to go to the Rallies Page or, if you prefer a hard copy of the rally brochure contact the Centre Secretary.
2. Complete a booking form (booking forms can be downloaded from the rally forms page on the web site or taken from the hard copy rally brochure).
3. Complete a cheque for the relevant amount (don't forget to add the rally number on the back please).
4. Include an SAE (if the rally organiser needs to contact you / return payment this helps. You will get your unused SAE returned).
5. Send off your booking form, payment and SAE to the Rally Officer.
6. If you don't have access to a rally brochure, go to the Rallies page of the web site and click the 'details' tab. (All Rally Officers have a contact e-mail address located there) and ask them for their postal address.
1. From the rally brochure, select the rally you would like to attend. If you haven't got a rally brochure, click here to go to the Rallies Page or, if you prefer a hard copy of the rally brochure contact the Centre Secretary.
2. Complete a booking form (booking forms can be downloaded from the rally forms page on the web site or taken from the hard copy rally brochure).
3. Complete a cheque for the relevant amount (don't forget to add the rally number on the back please).
4. Include an SAE (if the rally organiser needs to contact you / return payment this helps. You will get your unused SAE returned).
5. Send off your booking form, payment and SAE to the Rally Officer.
6. If you don't have access to a rally brochure, go to the Rallies page of the web site and click the 'details' tab. (All Rally Officers have a contact e-mail address located there) and ask them for their postal address.
Rally Forms?
Are you looking for Cheshire Centre forms? Then click on the button below to go to the Rally Forms Page.
There are rally booking forms, all the forms to organise a rally both before, during and after. There are also special forms for particular rallies and for ordering plaques.
There are rally booking forms, all the forms to organise a rally both before, during and after. There are also special forms for particular rallies and for ordering plaques.
Committee Information?
Want to know what the committee have been discussing? Then click on the button below to go to the Meeting Minutes Page.
You will be able to read a précis of the monthly minutes.
You will be able to read a précis of the monthly minutes.
Need To Contact The Committee?
Need to contact the committee? Then click on the button below to go to the Senior Committee Page.
Each committee member has a contact e-mail address or you can ring them from page 8 or 9 in the rally brochure.
Each committee member has a contact e-mail address or you can ring them from page 8 or 9 in the rally brochure.