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Swim England East Region have written to all members thanking them for their help and support during the current crisis. Read the full letter.

Swim England has issued new recommendations on land training and open water club activity after the coronavirus lockdown was eased by the Government. From Monday 1 June, Government guidelines allow groups of up to six people from different households in England to meet outside. This opens up the opportunity for outdoor land training with one … Read more

Swim England has announced all its remaining national events in 2020 have now been cancelled. The decision has been taken to allow the recognised national governing body to start planning for its competitions in 2021. It will also ensure athletes do not rush back to full fitness and potentially put themselves at the risk of … Read more

Robust guidance to help the aquatics sector prepare for the reopening of pools will be released by Swim England on Monday 15 June. The recognised national governing body has been working in collaboration with industry partners to produce the detailed document. It has been developed in consultation with Sport England and Public Health England for … Read more

Aquatics clubs could benefit from a new crowdfunding pot of cash created to help combat the impact of the coronavirus outbreak on sporting organisations. Sport England and Crowdfunder have teamed up to make £1 million of match funding available through the Active Together partnership. The scheme could see clubs receive funds up to £10,000. On … Read more

Elections for members of the Management Board and Discipline Managers are due to take place at the Annual Council Meeting. Nomination forms for Management Board members and for other post holders must be submitted by 31st May 2020. If you believe you could make a real contribution to the future of aquatics in our county … Read more

A new free online resource aims to ensure everyone involved in aquatic clubs across the country has an awareness of child safeguarding. Swim England has launched the Child Safeguarding Online Basic Awareness course in conjunction with the Institute of Swimming as part of its ongoing commitment to create a safe environment for youngsters. It gives athletes, … Read more

British Swimming is thanking the UK Government for its support as guidance was released on how Olympic and Paralympic level athletes can return to sport. British Swimming has been working with UK Sport and many other National Governing Bodies to produce a blueprint outlining how and when elite sportsmen and women can return to training … Read more

Swim England and the Institute of Swimming have issued some expert advice to help reassure its members, affiliated clubs and customers about the safe use of video conference technology. Both organisations have been using Zoom to stage internal and external meetings during the coronavirus outbreak. More information 

The Swim England Hertfordshire Annual Council Meeting (ACM) is scheduled to take place on Wednesday 1st July 2020 at 8pm. Elections for members of the Management Board and other post holders are due to take place at the ACM. Nomination forms for Management Board members and for other post holders must be submitted by 31st … Read more

As the UK deals with coronavirus, the Swimathon Foundation are aware that the swimming and aquatics community faces a very difficult time with the closure of swimming facilities across the UK. The Swimathon Foundation’s COVID-19 Relief Fund (the “Fund”) has been established to offer grant funding for small organisations working in the swimming and aquatic … Read more

Swim England is aiming to double the number of registered water polo players in the next five years as part of its new strategy to develop the sport. The national governing body’s Water Polo Leadership Group has published the comprehensive Swim England Water Polo Strategy 2020-2025, which details a number of targets to help the … Read more