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Enjoy a Weekend Or Longer with Other Centre Members. Explore the Countryside, Take in an Attraction – It's As Easy As One, T Centre Rallies Enjoy a weekend or longer with other centre members. Explore the countryside, take in an attraction – it’s as easy as one, two, three! AUGUST 19-21 Christchurch, Dorset Full venue details AVON call 0117 971 4641 WEST DORSET call 01305 751683 are given in centre 11-14 Bristol Balloon Fiesta 5-7 Three Legged Cross, Dorset 12-14 Langport, Somerset Music by the Lakes DURHAM call 0191 526 6369 rally books. Phone BEDFORDSHIRE call 01234 302746 5-7 Alnwick, Northumberland Invitation the numbers 5-7 Kimbolton, Northamptonshire 12-14 Redcar, North Yorkshire 12-14 Ashwell, Hertfordshire Water Fights Adults/Children shown if you need 19-21 Little Staughton, Bedfordshire NORTH ESSEX call 01799 521539 more details BERKSHIRE call 07920 728733 5-7 Maldon, Essex Paddock 5-7 Cookham, Berkshire 12-14 Great Waldingfield, Suffolk 12-14 Liphook, Hampshire A Look Round Lavenham CENTRE INFORMATION 19-21 Watlington, Oxfordshire 19-23 Clare, Suffolk Fish & Chips Petworth House There are 70 local Caravan BUCKINGHAMSHIRE call 01296 738982 SOUTH ESSEX call 01708 502494 Club centres across the 11-14 Stoke Bruerne, Northamptonshire 5-7 Pleshey, Essex Last of Summer Wine Revisited NORTH LANCASHIRE call 01942 709168 country to enable members 19-21 Cookham, Berkshire My Gaff – My Rules 11-14 Brentwood, Essex 12-14 Silverdale, Lancashire to meet at special events, CHESHIRE call 01606 860144 12-14 High Ongar, Essex Bowl Your Balls 19-21 Skipton, North Yorkshire activities and social 5-7 Sutton, Cheshire Sheep Dog Trials 19-21 West Mersea, Essex Mersea Regatta SOUTH LANCASHIRE call 01706 827679 gatherings specifically 12-14 Christleton, Cheshire Dancing 19-21 West Hanningfield, Essex Fishing & Ramble 5-7 Preston, Lancashire A Chance to Dance designed for all the family. 19-21 Barthomley, Cheshire EAST HAMPSHIRE call 0845 0061274 12-14 Bolton-by-Bowland, Lancashire The Four B’s DERBYSHIRE call 01142 872087 5-7 Hambledon, Hampshire LEICESTERSHIRE call 0116 220 9618 You don’t have to register 5-7 Darley Dale, Derbyshire 3rd Leg of Derbyshire Tour 12-14 Birdham, West Sussex 5-7 Market Harborough, Leicestershire Cycling with a centre in order to try 12-14 Risley, Derbyshire Free & Easy 19-21 Liphook, Hampshire 12-14 Lyndon Top, Rutland rallying. If you want to 19-21 Brassington, Derbyshire Heat of Derbyshire 19-21 Lancing, West Sussex 19-21 Leicester, Leicestershire Boules Comps join, registration is free to DEVON & CORNWALL call 01237 475364 WEST HAMPSHIRE call 02392 654864 LINCOLNSHIRE call 01780 752756 all members. 18-21 Bude, Cornwall Carnival 11-14 Winchester, Hampshire 12-14 Lincoln, Lincolnshire Fishing EAST DORSET call 01202 892630 19-21 Beaulieu, Hampshire 12-14 Horncastle, Lincolnshire Dance Remember, centres and 4-8 Exbury, Hampshire HEREFORDSHIRE call 01989 730466 19-21 Lincoln, Lincolnshire Steam Show rallies are not just for the 12-14 Ringwood, Hampshire 18-21 Leominster, Herefordshire Chairman’s NORTH LONDON call 01582 510797 seasoned or experienced HERTFORDSHIRE call 01763 242866 5-7 Datchworth, Hertfordshire Relaxing tourer – they are for everyone! The Crown, Cookham 5-7 Berkhamsted, Hertfordshire 12-14 Great Barford, Bedfordshire River Site Individual centre officers 12-14 Radlett, Hertfordshire SOUTH LONDON call 01227 364799 would be delighted to take 19-21 Royston, Cambridgeshire Phillimore Gardens 12-14 Whitstable, Kent Whitstable Regatta your call and help you to ISLE OF WIGHT call 01983 562642 MID-ANGLIA call 01733 844370 join in the fun or even plan 12-14 Brighstone, Isle of Wight 5-7 Peterborough, Cambridgeshire Wine on the Hill your event. EAST KENT call 01227 720106 12-14 Guyhirn, Cambridgeshire Petanque 5-8 Minster, Sheppey, Kent 12-21 Great Ellingham, Norfolk Fishing 12-14 Ash, Kent 19-21 Hop Pole, Cambridgeshire Chairman’s 19-21 Swanley, Kent MIDLAND call 01827 57759 WEST KENT call 01322 663557 5-7 Upper Welland, Worcestershire 5-7 Petworth, West Sussex Chairman’s Charity 12-14 Holt Heath, Worcestershire West Sussex Inv 19-21 Bewdley, Worcestershire Fishing 1 WANT TO JOIN A CLUB CENTRE?2 RALLY UPDATES3 DIRECTORY It’s simple and it’s free! See See caravanclub.co.uk/rallies Centre contacts are caravanclub.co.
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