Swim England London

Aquatic sports in the London region

Useful Contacts and London Region Counties

Swim England London Useful Contacts

You can get in touch with the following useful contacts from the Swim England London region using the email addresses supplied.

You can view more London Region contacts on our Who We Are and Management Board pages.

 

NamePositionEmail
Jackie BedfordRegional Affiliations OfficerJackie.Bedford@londonswimming.org
Ralph ShortlandRegional Health & Safety Officerralph.shortland@londonswimming,org
Regional Welfare & Safeguarding TeamRegional Welfare & Safeguarding Teamwelfareandsafeguarding@londonswimming.org
Jean ScottRegional Licensing Officerjean.scott@londonswimming.org
Alexander MacDonaldSwimming Committee Chairalexander.macdonald@londonswimming.org
Stuart NicklinDisability Swimming Committee Chairstewart.nicklin@londonswimming.org
Kay GrimshawSwimming Committee Vice Chairkayfred@btinternet.com
Position VacantDiving Committee Chairdiving,chairman@londonswimming.org
Julia ShannahanMasters and Adult Swimming Committee Chairmasters.chairman@londonswimming.org
David SkinnerOpen Water Swimming Committee Chairdavid.skinner@londonswimming.org
Daniel VernisSynchronised Swimming Committee Chairdaniel.vernis@londonswimming.org
Adrian WoodWater Polo Committee Chairadrian.wood@londonswimming.org

London Region Counties and Partners

Other than Swim England and its subsidiary organisations, Swim England London works with a wide range of stakeholders and organisations involved in aquatics across the capital and we therefore have partners we work with that you may want to find out more about, or get in touch with.

Please therefore see below some of our key partners in the region:

Swim England County Associations

Click or tap on the panels below to view contact details for the four Swim England counties affiliated to the London region.

Middlesex County ASA logoMiddlesex
Surrey County ASA logoSurrey
Kenty County ASA logoKent
Essex County ASA logoEssex

London Sport

London Sport is the County Sports Partnership for London (which as you can imagine, works slightly differently than other Counties outside of London, as we now just have one organisation that covers all London boroughs). Their work includes supporting national governing bodies such as Swim England, schools, leisure centres, local authorities, coaches, clubs and anyone else that contributes to the complex sporting landscape within the capital, and who all influence Londoners to become more active.

Their support can be through facilitating meetings and contacts, expert guidance on particular topics and they do also have some funding streams which they manage on Sport England’s behalf. Their website has a wealth of information but as they are still a relatively newly formed organisation, if there is anything you can’t find then if you contact them I’m sure they’ll be able to help or point you in the right direction.

UK Coaching

They are are UK’s technical agency for coaching, established as a charity more than 30 years ago to promote for the public benefit the education of sports coaches, youth and community sports leaders, physical education teachers and other people engaged in the teaching and encouragement of sporting skills.

One workshop in particular to highlight is the ‘Safeguarding & Protecting Children’ course which is the Swim England approved course to complete if you are in regular contact with children through your aquatics club, or if you are taking on the role of Welfare Officer.

Sport England

Previously known as the English Sports Council, Sport England is the funding agency for grassroots sport in the country. Their aim, similarly to London Sport, is to increase participation in sport and physical activity – no matter what their background, ability or age, in order to encourage people and communities to create a sporting habit for life.

Similar to London Sport, they have done a lot of research and collected data in order to provide insight into sports participation in this country (which you can access) and they also have numerous funding pots on offer. They are also responsible for campaigns such as ‘This Girl Can’, which you may be aware of, and for the Club Matters programme available to support sports clubs through useful resources and one-to-one support through industry experts.

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