user3495: In the 90's I was reading British Chess Magazine. I remember an article about the new title of "Club Master": a title given for strong chess performance at a club level. I have no idea what FIDE rating, if any, was required. I think that the British Chess Federation [BCF] gave the title rather than FIDE. Can someone still get this title? 

user4418: Yes. According to the ECF website it costs £10 and a number of different titles are available for ECF members:

(a) Chess Maestro
  A player must achieve a grade of at least 95
  on any ECF official grading list.
  (b) Team Master
  A player must achieve a grade of at least 120 on any ECF official grading list.
  (c) Club Master
  A player must achieve a standard play A or B grade of at least 145 on an ECF official grading list.
  (d) County Master
  A player must achieve a standard play A grade of at least 170 on an ECF official grading list.
  (e) Regional Master
  A player must achieve a standard play A grade of at least 185 in two successive seasons on ECF official grading lists (note – grades must be 12 months apart e.g. July 2012, July 2013).
  (f) National Master
  A player must achieve a standard play A grade of at least 200 in two successive seasons on ECF official grading lists (note – grades must be 12 months apart e.g. July 2012, July 2013).   


3495: <p>In the 90's I was reading British Chess Magazine. I remember an article about the new title of "Club Master": a title given for strong chess performance at a club level. I have no idea what FIDE rating, if any, was required. I think that the British Chess Federation [BCF] gave the title rather than FIDE. Can someone still get this title? </p>
 4418: <p>Yes. According to the <a href="https://www.englishchess.org.uk/master-points-system/" rel="noreferrer">ECF website</a> it costs £10 and a number of different titles are available for ECF members:</p>

<blockquote>
  <p>(a) <strong>Chess Maestro</strong><br>
  A player must achieve a grade of at least 95
  on any ECF official grading list.<br>
  (b) <strong>Team Master</strong><br>
  A player must achieve a grade of at least 120 on any ECF official grading list.<br>
  (c) <strong>Club Master</strong><br>
  A player must achieve a standard play A or B grade of at least 145 on an ECF official grading list.<br>
  (d) <strong>County Master</strong><br>
  A player must achieve a standard play A grade of at least 170 on an ECF official grading list.<br>
  (e) <strong>Regional Master</strong><br>
  A player must achieve a standard play A grade of at least 185 in two successive seasons on ECF official grading lists (note – grades must be 12 months apart e.g. July 2012, July 2013).<br>
  (f) <strong>National Master</strong><br>
  A player must achieve a standard play A grade of at least 200 in two successive seasons on ECF official grading lists (note – grades must be 12 months apart e.g. July 2012, July 2013).   </p>
</blockquote>
