NEWS

Presentation of Centre donation by Chairman Gary Pyett to East Anglian Air Ambulance... more>>...

Due to some marshals retiring and steady demand, the Centre Committee are looking for volunteers to help us run more rallies in 2020. We already have some fresh ideas and events planned and would like to involve more members in the running of the Centre programme. It would be great to use some of the venues from past years and also explore new places and ideas. We have lots of contacts and all the support necessary to help you run an event however small in 2020. If you are a Suffolk Centre member and would like to be a Rally Marshal, or just prefer helping another Marshal run a Rally, please speak to our Rally Secretary or any Committee member and they will put you in touch with the Rally Secretary....

New rally slips have been designed for 2019. Please ensure that you use the new slips and destroy any old versions. You can rally without Suffolk membership, Suffolk Rally slips can be used but where it says centre it should be completed as Club Member....

The 2019 programme is now available and you are able to book on to all 2019/20 events listed. Click here to view the 2019 programme....

Are you aware of the centres rules when attending rallies? Ignorance is not an excuse, make sure you are up to date. Check the centre rules.... HERE...

More information will become available in the New Year, check the dates in your diary and join us at Ragley Hall, Park and Gardens. The National...

Following the AGM on 14th October 2018 your new team have now been appointed...  Click here to view the Suffolk Centre Officers and Committee ...

At our AGM in October 2018 mention was made of the use of splitters where EHU is available on rallies. After further discussion and with the advice from our Anglia Region this is to make members aware that connecting cables and splitters are not to be used on the rally field. The following has come from Club office. “The Clubs stance regarding the compliance with the ‘Electrical Wiring Regulations’ and the updated requirements is that a cable supplying a caravan must be of one single length, without any connections (including splitters).  These rules are the current wiring regulations and information is also stated in the Sites Directory, that no cable connections joining two or more cables together are permitted. Guests are welcome to have an electric cable plugged in from their outfit into their awning, like many do for heaters etc.” This applies to both members and marshals as sometimes sites allow marshals access to an electric point, which is useful for...

Presentation of Centre donation by Past Lady Chairman Janice Kent... more>>...

We have a long list of tips and ideas to read and enjoy... more>> ...

What to expect from a rally...more>>...