https://www.britishcycling.org.uk/news/article/20200715-welsh-cycling-news-Welsh-Cycling---Return-to-activity-FAQs-0we can now resume club runs

I've completed the WSA COVID training course set up by welsh cycling
who's up for a club run on sunday?? the way forward is that the club designate a Covid officer, who will adopt the role of the ‘Responsible Person’. They must undergo Covid Awareness training, and ensure the guidelines are followed for all activities, as described in the Welsh Government Sport, Recreation and Leisure guidance;
this means each group can resume and report to me, see below for what is needed when you turn up.
the trained person acts as the point of contact for the track and trace programme. conduct the relevent risk assessments and help pass on the guidance to others in the club, such has leading the club runs they are not expected to be on all activities.
For all activities there must be someone allocated to ensure that, upon arrival, all participants have completed a self-assessment for COVID-19 symptoms.
Attendance should be refused to anyone who is unable to provide assurance that they have done so;
For all activities there must be someone allocated to ensure that the details of all participants is collected and retained for 21 days, should it be required to aid the NHS Wales ‘Trace, Test and Protect’ program.
Clubs and groups should have a Covid plan for return to activity. Preparation should include the responsible person completing Covid Awareness training, and also where appropriate the volunteers leading activities.
A Covid-19 Risk assessment must be carried out for all activities (plus any generic risk assessment for activities along with any venue specific risk assessments);
For MTB leaders, Breeze champions, Guided Ride leaders and Ride Social – the person leading the activity should adopt the role of the designated responsible person. They must undergo Covid Awareness training, and ensure all guidance is followed.
Social distancing of 2m must be observed at all times
Activities can have no more than 30 people attending (or less if the risk assessment or type of activity requires it). This includes the leader or coach and all observers.