Welcome to the website of the St Francis of Assisi Catholic Ramblers Club which in 2020 achieved  90 years of happy rambling in the Home Counties and further afield. Unfortunately the advent of Covid 19 prevented a suitable celebration but every time the law allowed the Sunday rambles took place and were well attended and enjoyed by our members.

 
Regards
 
We are so sorry to report the death on 19 August 2025 of Joe O'Reilly, a longstanding and well loved member of the club who has led many walks and joined in many which were led by other club members. A full obituary will be included on the website in due course and if any present or past members would like to contribute please e mail your contribution to tony@tfinnegan.me.uk

 

Folowing are details of the club walk on Saturday 20 September 2025:
 
Walk: Sevenoaks Station to Shoreham Station  Leader:          Tom Gilmartin
Distance: Approximately 7 Miles.
Meet: Sevenoaks Station
Lunch: Hospice of Hope Tea Room. Otford
Tea:     Possibility of at Shoreham
Train Details: 09.16 Train from Blackfriars to Sevenoaks. Also call at Elephant and Castle 09.20 and Bromley South 09.53. Arrives Sevenoaks 10.25.
Fare:  The train also calls at Swanley which is the Boundary Zone for zone 6. Walkers if they have a Freedom Pass can therefore travel to Swanley on their Pass and then just book a return ticket from Swanley to Sevenoaks.
 
The walk is fairly level. just two easily navigable styles, passing through parks and following to a great extent the Derwent Vally Path. Toilet facilities are available at Sevenoaks Station.
 
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You can find more information about the club and its activities by clicking on any of the menu items across the top and down the right hand side of your screen. From these items you will have access to over 800 pages of information including ramble programmes from 1966 to the present, photographs taken on many rambles and club holidays, some dating from as far back as the early 1950s, and a history of the club from its foundation in 1930 to 1999 when the most recent history was published.