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Welcome to the Home of the Somerset and Wiltshire Land Rover Club
Welcome to the Home of the Somerset and Wiltshire Land Rover Club
We are an ALRC Recognised club and run off road Land Rover events every month. Please feel free to have a look around to see what we do!
REMINDER: Don't forget to renew your RS Clubman Licence for 2025. This is required to be able Drive or Navigate at any SWLRC event.
Next Event:
Next Event:
RTV & CCV Goosemoor
Sunday 11th May 2025
STATUS: BOOKING OPEN
More details on the Next Event page.
ALRC Updates:
ALRC AGM Meeting Minutes - March 2025
ALRC AGM Letter to Clubs: HERE
ALRC AGM Meeting Minutes - HERE
Competion Vehicle Door Heights Letter: HERE
(Summary: It has very recently been brought to our attention that the door height of some purpose built competition vehicles didn’t meet the requirement in the Production Vehicle Sizes Chart, and upon further investigation it appears to be have been a situation that has been overlooked for some years by Log Book and event Scrutineers, the latter relying on the ALRC Log Book to ensure correct measurement had been taken. It has also been brought to light that during the measurement checks some Log Book Scrutineers were including a sill bar as bodywork, and including that in the calculation for door height measurement.)
Next ALRC EGM and S&ORC Meeting: 5th July 2025
Meeting Details available from Competition Secretary: compsec@somersetandwiltshirelrc.co.uk
Who are the Somerset and Wiltshire Land Rover Club:
Established many years ago the Somerset and Wiltshire Land Rover Club is a way for enthusiasts to meet on a monthly basis and use their beloved vehicles for the purpose they were designed and built!
We run competitions every second Sunday of the month and all are welcome - either as spectators or participants. We are an ALRC affiliated club, therefore must comply with all of their regulations.
The competitions are divided into two categories - RTV & CCV. RTV is designed for all Road Taxed Vehicles and is essentially a non-damaging drive over a tough and challenging course, pitted against similar vehicles. The CCV or Cross-Country Vehicle class is much more challenging and may cause damage, the vehicles which take part in this are invariably specialised and the drivers are invariably a bit... well...
For more information please visit the About Us page, and
PLEASE check the guidance page before turning up expecting to trial for the first time.
For those on Facebook, SWLRC have both a group and a page.
Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/140199882695098/
Also, like our page: https://www.facebook.com/somersetandwiltshirelrc/
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