COVID-19
You must not attend if you or a member of your household has COVID-19 symptoms, if you have been asked to isolate by NHS Test and Trace, or if you are required to quarantine having been on holiday.

Please make yourself aware of and abide by the British Orienteering Participant Code of Conduct (revised October 2020).

Car Parking
What 3 words for parking: ///spouse.fingernails.obvious. The parking area will be tight so please do not arrive more than 20 minutes before your start, and please depart as soon as you reasonably can after downloading, to make space for later starters. (There will be no results on display at the event - only on our website.) If you can share a car within the Covid-19 rules please do!

Timing
The start is a short walk (200m) from the parking area. You should stay in your car until 10 minutes before your start time other than to use the toilets or collect a hired dibber. The way to the Start from the parking area will be controlled to prevent you setting off too early, to avoid congestion at the Start - you will be allowed to proceed no earlier than 7 minutes before your start time.

Please arrive at the event in your orienteering kit, and where possible travel home to change. If you arrive early at the start or are accompanying juniors to the start, please observe the rule of 6 and apply appropriate social distancing. Do not approach the enquiries and download tent unless absolutely necessary.

During your run
At the start and during your run please remember to maintain 'social' distancing. Please move promptly away from the start and each control. At control sites try to avoid touching the control, move through quickly. Above all be extremely considerate to the non-orienteering public.

After your run
Do not congregate at the Finish. Download promptly and leave as soon as you reasonably can. Move your car out of the car park if you are staying for other activities on the Common.

Results
Results will not be on display at the event. Final results can be accessed on Guildford Orienteers website after the event.

Medical conditions
Competitors take part at their own risk. If you have an existing Medical Condition of which the Organisers should be aware, please complete a Medical Form which can be downloaded from the British Orienteering website and hand in at Enquiries in a sealed envelope marked with your name and "Confidential Medical Form for UUP event only". This will be opened only if you require medical treatment and are not conscious. It will be destroyed at the end of the event.