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Ramblers Cental Office Website
For information on all aspects of walking, visit the Ramblers website at www.ramblers.org.uk/ which offers a vast amount of walking information.
The latest Walk magazine can now be found at magazine of the Ramblers.
On holiday in the UK or just out for the day and need a change of scenery, go and have a look as Ramblers Group Walks Finder. Find the nearest Ramblers group to your holiday or chosen area, check their walks programme and join them on one of their walks. It’s suggested you telephone the contact number in advance.
Rambler's Assemble Website
With the advent of the new Central Office website, a lot of the clerical files have been moved to this site. However, before you can access the data content, it is necessary to have logged on to Assemble.
Are we insured? The guide to the Ramblers' civil liability insurance for Groups is available on the Assemble website. As you will see, non-advertised walks are not covered and insurance is the same for members and non-members, although only for three taster walks after which non-members are not covered.
The key points of law are available as an online resource for readers with Rights Of Way: What's the Law from the Assemble web site.
GDPR and the use of personal is available from here as Data Protection and the Ramblers.
Other local Ramblers websites
Essex Area News was a newsletter of the Essex Area Ramblers (EAR), which gave details of Essex-wide events and points of interest. It ceased publication in 2021 and now EAR sends any updates direct to ramblers for whom it has an email subscription address.
All Ramblers walking groups can be accessed from the Group Walks Finder on the Ramblers website. Some of the groups closer to home are Colchester, Chelmer & Blackwater, Maldon & Dengie, East Essex Friends and Hike Essex.
Further afield, you may also be interested in the Inner London Ramblers web site which has lots of news of walks available in and around the Capital.
Other links
Dedham Vale & Stour Valley Project details can be found at www.dedhamvalestourvalley.org
Grid References and Post Codes can be found by visiting and using www.streetmap.co.uk
The Open Spaces Society has been campaigning for over for 150 years - follow this link for more information.
Walking in England appears to be another organisation worth a mention. The website has thousands of free walks to download and print plus details of all the walking clubs in the country and loads more information. Click here for the Home page.