In November 2009, parts of Cumbria were hit by major flooding, taking a life, washing away major bridges, causing millions of pounds worth of damage to homes and businesses and causing mayhem to parts of the county. The Cumbria Flood Recovery Fund was set up to help everyone involved.

At CWC22 we collected £100 towards this cause and thank everyone for their kind donations.

CWC22 was held on 27th March 2010 at Devonshire Walk car park in Carlisle, a very popular cruise location.  Having nearly 3 years absence from there and 9 months since CWC21 we were expecting a pretty good turnout. A clash with Carlisle FC, who were playing at Wembley the next day, meant that a lot of people had gone down to support them, but the turnout of cruisers on the night was not to disappoint.  Travelling from all parts of Cumbria, and as far away as Manchester, Scotland and the North East, around 300 cars turned up to show off their pride and joy.  With many convoys joining together to make the last part of the journey a more eventful one.  The show season was just around the corner and it was good to see some newly modified cars out and the fresh modifications and projects that had been taking place over the Winter.
 

As the cruisers showed respect the Police presence was kept very low, to allow everyone to enjoy the night. The night was cold but the burger van was on hand to keep everyone in supply with hot food and drinks and did a superb job.
Thanks as always to the Cruise Wombles, especially scotziamodz, who helped to clean up at the end of the night.  Thank you to Cumbria Constabulary, Carlisle City Council and the residents of Caldew Maltings for understanding our interests and hobby. 

We look forward to seeing you all again at CWC23, which will be coming soon....