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Does Your Club Have enough Qualified Officials?

Does you club have enough qualified officials to run a License Meet?

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New Format for Recording Swimming Officials Personal Contact Details

The new format is still in the testing phase for all the officials in the North West and everyone should have had an e-mail explaining the system and how to log on etc.
Should officials not have received an e-mail explaining the system then they can contact Mark Davies via officials@swimcheshire.org stating their membership number, name and correct/current e-mail address. Mark will then get the system updated and they will then be able to log on in the manner described in the attached document, which I would also ask is uploaded to your respective web sites.

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Cumbria Disability Swimming County Development Training

As part of the development of disability swimming in Cumbria, Lakes Leisure will be hosting monthly County Training Sessions for swimmers with a disability
Sessions are open to any swimmer with a disability, and aim to provide an additional training opportunity where swimmers can progress and develop their skills and can have an opportunity to work on specific elements of performance.

The sessions are a great way to meet and train with other disabled swimmers across the County.
Sessions are open to any swimmer with a disability (classified and unclassified). Swimmers must be able to swim lengths.

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