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Rally Handbook 2020 V1 DURHAM CENTRE Rally Programme 2020 THE CARAVAN AND MOTORHOME CLUB DURHAM CENTRE HANDBOOK CONTENTS PAGE Northumberland Centre Programm 2020……..….55 Durham Centre Programme 2020...…………………….4 East Yorkshire Centre Programme 2020….……..56 Holiday Rallies………………………………………….6 North Yorkshire Centre Programme 2020…….….57 Chairman’s Message…………………………………….7 Cumbria Centre Program 2020……………………58 Centre Officers 2020……………………………...……..8 Adult/DYC Nomination Forms…………………..59 Centre Committee 2020………...………………… 9 & 10 Booking Forms………………………...……61 - 65 Durham Centre Charity 2019..……………………..…..11 Year Planner……………………...………...68 & 69 Rose Bowl …………………………………………..…12 Notes……………………………………………...70 Centre Rules……………………………………………15 Guide to New Ralliers………………………………….16 INDEX TO ADVERTISERS Rally Rules………………………………….…… 17 & 18 Teesside Caravans.………..……...Inside Front Cover Standard Rally Equipment……………………………..20 City Financial Solutions.….………………………4 For Attention of All Members…………………………21 The Caravan Clinic.………….…………………...14 Sports Trophy winners…………………………… 23 & 24 A19 Caravans……………………………………..19 Durham Centre Rally Programme 2020………….. .26 - 53 TCM Caravan & Motorhome Service Centre …....22 Festival of The North…..………………………………29 United British Caravans……………………….…36 Northern Region Question Time………………………..31 David Hughes Driver Training ………………….54 The National Caravan Rally……………………………34 Caravan and Motorhome Club Insurance…….…..67 Durham Centre AGM…………………………………..48 Trans-Store...………………….…Inside Back Cover Northern Region AGM…………………………………52 Marquis Motor Homes………………….Back Cover Front Cover photo by Barry Dodd 60th Celebration rally Stanhope Showground. Full Members of the Caravan and Motorhome Club. Please ensure you have registered your Joint Member and Family Members by choice with the Caravan and Motorhome Club. Membership cards may be asked for on arrival at Rallies and only these registered Members will be allowed to run Centre Events or serve on Centre Committee. The success of our Fundraising depends on the Members. Thank You. QR barcode - scan with your phone to direct you to our website. www. durhamcentre.co.uk 3 DURHAM CENTRE RALLIES 2020 Please check website before you travel as it will be updated if a Rally has to be cancelled or opening times changed. All rallies under 5 days will have a non-refundable, non-transferable deposit of £5 unless rally is cancelled by centre Please do not arrive before stated time Month Date Venue Rally Marshal February 21 - 23 County Hall Durham **FIRE & ICE** Gordon & Dorie Feb 28 - 1 White Water Caravan Club Site Derek & Joanne March 6 - 8 Houghall College Bernadette & Colin March 13 - 15 Redcar Racecourse Butch & Diane March 20 - 22 Teesside International Airport Dave & Mary March 27 - 29 Hammer & Pincers Sarah & Eion April 3 - 5 Carrside Farm Rushyford TBC April 9 - 13 Unthank Park - Stanhope *EASTER* Debra & John April 17 - 19 Wynard station Dave Morgan April 24 - 26 Dalton Piercy John & Joan May 1 - 3 Bradley Burn - Wolsingham Dave Morgan May 7 - 10 Wark *BANK HOLIDAY* Bernadette & Colin May 15 - 17 Fishburn Airfield TBC May 22 - 25 Oakleaf Sports Centre *Golf Tornament* Barry & Ang May 29 - 31 Westholme Farm Heighington Sarah & Eion June 4 - 7 Seaburn Camp Chairman's Rally Barry & Ang June 12 - 14 Woodlands Farm Park farm Knitsley Kevin & Sharon June 13 - 23 Upper Largo *HOLIDAY RALLY* Barry & Ang June 19 - 22 Gloucester Lodge Farm Blyth Northumberland ctr June 26 - 28 The Bungalow Hartside Durham TBC July 3 - 5 Thirsk Racecourse Debra & John July 10 - 12 Mainsforth Sports Complex Dave & Barbara July 17 - 19 Manfield Julie & Shaun July 23 - 26 Sunderland Air Show Barry & Ang July/Aug 31 - 2 Donnewell Farm TBC August 7 - 9 Bedale Camping & Caravan Club Barry & Ang August 14 - 16 Great Ayton TBC August 15 - 25 Farmers Parrs *HOLIDAY RALLY* Kevin & Sharon August 21 - 23 West Newbiggen Farm Lanchester TBC August 28 - 31 Thornton Watlass *BANK HOLIDAY* John & Debra September 3 - 6 Crimdon House Farm (Horticultural) Barry & Ang September 11 - 13 Esh Hall Farm Esh Village TBC September 18 - 20 Baxter Wood Farm Bearpark Nominations Shaun & Julie September 25 - 27 Middridge Meadows Gordon & Dorie October 4 AGM Sherburn Community Centre 2.00 pm October 9 - 11 Elhams Market Stokesley TBC October 16 - 18 Catterick Racecourse Dave & Mary October 23 - 25 Morton Palms Farm Middleton St George TBC October 30 - 1 Unthank Park Stanhope Halloween Bernadette & Colin November 6 - 8 Croft Fireworks Joint with North Yorkshire Dave & Karen Young November 12 - 15 Seaburn Barry & Ang November 20 - 22 The Mayfair Centre Seaton Carew Bernadette & Colin Dec/Jan 29 - 2 Sedgefield *New Year* Brian & Pam Dec/Jan 30 - 3 Monkwearmouth School *New Year* Kevin & Sharon 4 Investment Planning Inheritance Tax Planning Retirement Planning Estate Planning Protection Taxation Planning Corporate Financial Planning Mortgages (Inc. Buy to Let) Home Insurance Office: 0191 520 0005 Mobile: 07766 208 554 Email: [email protected] Website: www.cityfinancialsolutions.com A MORTGAGE IS A LOAN SECURED AGAINST YOUR HOME. YOUR HOME MAY BE REPOSSESSED IF YOU DO NOT KEEP UP REPAYMENTS ON YOUR MORTGAGE OR ANY OTHER DEBT SECURED ON IT. 5 HOLIDAY RALLIES 2020. UNTHANK PARK STANHOPE *EASTER* 9th - 13th April Rally Marhals John & Debra Atkinson WARK, NORTHUMBERLAND *BANK HOLIDAY* 7th - 10th May Rally Marshals Bernadette & Colin Smith UPER LARGO *HOLIDAY RALLY 13th - 23rd June Rally Marshals Barry & Ang Dodd FARMERS PARRS FLEETWOOD / BLACKPOOL 15th - 25th August *HOLIDAY RALLY* Rally Marshals Sharon & Kevin Showler THORNTON WATLASS * BANK HOLIDAY * 28th - 31st August Rally Marshals Debra & John Atkinson SEDGEFIELD RACECOURSE NEW YEAR 29th December - 2nd January Rally Marshals Pam & Brian Mottram MONKWEARMOUTH SCHOOL NEW YEAR 30th December - 3rd January PLEASE REMEMBER IF YOU HAVE BOOKED AND CANNOT MAKE IT TO THE RALLY PLEASE CANCEL WITH THE RELEVANT RALLY MARSHALS 6 CHAIRMAN`S MESSAGE Barry and Angela Barry Dodd Chairman Tel: 07770956036 Chairman's Message 2020 Dear Centre Members As I start my final year as your Chairman I can only say how proud I have been to lead Durham Centre. Once again we have had a successful year , the highlight of course being our 60th celebration rally in May at Stanhope Showground. With the backing of a superb committee & members volunteering along with over 120 caravans attending it proved to be a great success. This year we have a new Treasurer taking over from Olga and I am sure Linda will settle in very quickly. I would like to wish Olga and her family all the best for the future and thank her for all the good work she has done for the Centre over the last four years. Colin Watkins has also retired from committee and I thank him too for his hard work and commitment to the Centre. Our new committee for 2020 consists of four new members and I wish them well along with existing members who are continuing. Thanks must go to Dave Wilson our Rally Secretary for a very varied rally programme for 2020 including four new venues for which I hope you will support. Our Bank Holiday Rallies look exciting again and we are planning to have two LIVE BANDS perform at the EASTER RALLY so get booked up early. We have two holiday rally's this year UPPER LARGO IN SCOTLAND and FARMER PARRS near BLACKPOOL. The newly formed GOLF COMPETITION will go ahead again this year so contact myself if you wish to take part. When booking rallies please remember to make out your cheques to "CARAVAN and MOTORHOME CLUB DURHAM CENTRE" and write on the reverse which rally it is for. Also when doing a BANK TRANSFER reference the rally too. At this year's Chairman's Rally at SEABURN we are planning to organise a sponsored walk along the seafront for our chosen charity so please ask for sponsor forms if you wish to take part. I would like to thank all advertisers for their support and landowners for allowing us to use their land for us to enjoy our favourite pastime along with Colin Smith for putting this handbook together. Please continue to support your centre & remember to re-register with Durham Centre when renewing your Caravan & Motorhome Club Membership. Angela & Myself look forward to seeing you all on the rally field again this year, our kettle will always be on, and enjoy your rallying in 2020. BARRY DODD 7 CENTRE OFFICERS 2020 Bernadette Smith Sharon Showler Linda Hardy Vice Chairman Hon. Secretary Hon. Treasurer Tel: 07828222286 Tel: 07834268312 Tel: 07917194682 Vicechairman Secretary Treasurer @durhamcentre.co.uk @durhamcentre.co.uk @durhamcentre.co.uk Dear Centre Members As I start my second year as your rally secretary, I would like to say a big thank you to all our rally marshals and co-marshals who have volunteered to come forward and give up their time to run a rally in 2019, for our Centre Members, I would also like to say a big thank you to all our rally marshals and co-marshals for volunteering to both help Durham Centre and its members to run our weekend rallies, we have this season 3 new weekend venues as well as 2 holiday rallies at Upper Largo, (Scotland) and at Farmer Parrs, in (Fleetwood0 which is a great venue for family's as there is a children's farm on the site as well as a David Wilson café and restaurant on site, also outside of the site there is a bus stop Rally Secretary which takes you into Blackpool, going forward I again want to bring in more new venue's as well as keeping a lot of our popular venues, you will notice we still have a number of rallies where we need rally Tel: 07776310383 marshals so please give it some
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