Please note the centre staff have requested that all training is finished no later than 7.30pm on Tuesday and Thursday. In order to do this the training sessions will start at quarter to the hour -4.45pm, 5.45pm and 6.45pm. This means all groups have
Congratulations to our club secretary, Arwel Williams who won Official of the year NW. There is a nice write up on the EA website or all the winners and a biography. Please see link: https://www.englandathletics.org/athletics-and-running/news/winners-an
After dialogue with the centre manager we can resume outdoor training from Thursday 3rd December. The Army will still be using the tennis centre for covid 19 testing, access will be via the gates by 100m start as pre lockdown. Christmas closures are still
The club run a monthly draw for just a £1 a month. Forms can be found in the bond section. The more that participate the bigger the prize. November 2020 Winners: 1st £40– Brian Jones 2nd £15 –Vic Black 3rd £5 – Paul Isenwater Bond
It has been confirmed that the Wavertree track will be closed for all training groups as from Midnight Wednesday 4th November 2020 through to December 2nd 2020, when we hope to resume. That is subject to confirmation from the city council
Please note that due to the current pandemic, the club’s annual general meeting has been postponed. Once we can confirm a new date we will advise accordingly.
The club run a monthly draw for just a £1 a month. Forms can be found in the bond section. The more that participate the bigger the prize. October 2020 Winners: 1st £40– Paul Isenwater 2nd £15 –Andy Thomas 3rd £5 – Harold Benson Bond
Please be aware that training on the track at Wavertree has been approved since early September subject to meeting strict conditions such as ensuring the site was covid secure and the app for track and trace was in place On Wednesday 14th October we advis
London Marathon – Sun 4th October Congratulations to Jonny Mellor who became the British Marathon Champion as the leading British athlete in the London Marathon. Both Jonny Mellor and Charlie Hulson were in the elite field and were paced by Sir Mo F