RTTW event - affected by COVID-19
It is with a great deal of sadness that I have to announce that Ride to the Wall, in its current format, will not be taking place this year.
My priority as Founder of Ride to the Wall is your safety first and foremost as WALLERS, and not putting you or the general public at unnecessary risk.
Best wishes from Martin Dickinson - Founder of Ride to the Wall.
RTTW and NMA Code of Conduct
As Ride To The Wall grows year on year, more and more people join us and, in order that everyone can enjoy the day, show their respects and, at the same time, experience the unique atmosphere of the Arboretum, the Committee and the NMA would appreciate it if you would read and adhere to the following:
- The marshals are all volunteers and have given their time freely to ensure the all the riders enter, park and exit the site safely and RTTW request that you follow their direction and instruction provided. They are a very important part of the event.
- Once you have entered the National Memorial Arboretum please try to remain on site until the Service has concluded at 14:45.
- When parking, please be respectful to the monuments and memorials, some of which are trees and shrubs.
- During the service and at the end of the Last Post please be respectful and observe the minutes silence (applauding during the Last Post is not appropriate).
- When on site please observe the 5mph speed limit.
- Please refrain from revving engines whilst onsite.
- Please refrain from starting engines during the service. This is scheduled to start at 14:00 and will conclude at 14:45.
- Please use the litter bins provided. It is a lengthy task for the volunteers to collect rubbish and tidy up the site after the event , ready for the following day.
- If you need to smoke please be respectful of the site and others. Designated Smoking zones have been created for the RTTW event. Please refer to the site maps for the exact locations.
Please enjoy your day and thank you for your ongoing support and cooperation.
Disclaimer:
Ride To The Wall (RTTW) accepts no legal liability for accident, injury, loss or damage incurred whilst attending the RTTW, irrespective of any guidance or instruction from Officers, Marshals or Representatives of RTTW. You must ensure both the safety of yourselves, the general public and event attendees.
RTTW will comply with any restrictions imposed by government in response to the Covid-19 pandemic and may, if required, postpone or cancel the event if required to do so. Under these and any other circumstances relating to the safety of attendees, RTTW cannot accept liability for any consequential loss relating to cancellation / postponement.
By participating in the RTTW you agree to these conditions
