Coronavirus Covid 19

Things have moved very quickly. We have now had this from Walking for Health.

Decision 

From Wednesday 18th March we are suspending all Ramblers Walking for Health activities – including group walks, social activities and other meetings.  All these activities must stop until further notice and at least until the 31st May, subject to further developments. 

We have also asked the Ramblers Groups and Areas to do the same. 


Updates 

We will keep you updated with the latest information on our response to the covid19 virus on  https://www.ramblers.org.uk/coronavirus  “

We wish you all well in this difficult time.

Jim Cox

We are very sorry to announce that Jim Cox, one of our walk leaders, died on Saturday March 7th after collapsing while acting as a marshall at an LDWA event the previous Saturday. Here is Jim, extreme right, at our AGM in 2019. A very experienced walker with an intimate knowledge of the Granville, Jim had recently enriched the leading team at ASDA Donnington Wood . His contribution will be sadly missed. Our thoughts are with his family.

New Walk in St. Georges

A good turnout on a damp February 13th for the new walk in St Georges. Meet in the car park behind the cricket club TF2 9LU , 10.30 every Thursday. Walk will last about 75 minutes. All welcome.

2019 AGM -28th November

10.00 am for 10.30 am. Meeting Point House

The 2019 AGM will be a short business meeting followed by guest speaker , Nigel Cane-Honeysett, Shropshire’s own ‘Spiderman’. Nigel’s talk is entitled “Learn to Love Spiders” – a brief look at the UK’s spiders and why they are fascinating and useful. His talk will be illustrated with slides, but no real specimens.

Sponsored Walk for Amnesty international

Members of Telford Amnesty International group, are holding a sponsored walk to raise funds for Amnesty’s important work for Human Rights.

All are invited to join them for this interesting 5 mile walk on Sunday 8th September 2019. 

Meet for a prompt 10.00 am start at Coalbrookdale Community Centre car park, Wellington Rd, TF8 7DX.

The route has a gradual ascent at the start, follows tracks and paths offering views of the Ironbridge Gorge area. There are descending steps towards the end. It may be muddy in some parts. Allow 3 hours, to include breaks.