2016 Rulebook

This year we are changing the way we publish our rules and correspondents book. For the forthcoming year we will be splitting to book into two and producing a standalone rule book, and a separate book for  correspondents which will be supported by a correspondents app.

The rule book is available to download as a complete pdf below. 

Hardcopies of the rules will be mailed out one per Member from the end of February.

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Date05/02/2016

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