<![CDATA[British Triathlon]]> <![CDATA[Welsh Triathlon Academy Athletes Dominate the Welsh Cross Country Championships]]>   

Morgan Davies and Megan Withers both take the honours at Singleton Park in the Welsh Cross Country Championships.

Megan Withers was out to continue her fine winter on a course which obviously suited her good pace judgement. Having headed the field from the top of the first hill the diminutive West Walian gradually drew away from the opposition for a very emphatic win by over a minute.

Morgan Davies who has also had an excellent winter on the country dominated a very strong under 17 men's field. He did this by setting a punishing pace from the start and had soon distanced his main rivals. He continued to hold his form and pace judgement to take his first National title.

Liam Lloyd another academy athlete put in a very strong finish to accompany Davies on the podium for a well deserved third place.

 Davies and Withers also added the Welsh Schools cross Country titles to their impressive CV.

Both athletes continued with their impressive form a week later at the Welsh Schools Championships at Brecon.  Again both athletes setting a very fast face from the start soon had their opponents disappear in their wake.

Again Liam Lloyd shows much improved form in going one better than the previous week gaining the silver medal.

This should put the three athletes in good stead for their quest for excellence in the fast approaching Triathlon season.

 

 

]]> <![CDATA[British Aquathlon Championships at Salford Quays]]> British Triathlon is delighted to announce that the British Aquathlon Championships will take place at the tried and tested Salford Quays Water Sports Centre on the evening of Saturday 17 July.

Manchester Triathlon Club on behalf of British Triathlon is promoting the event with entries now available from www.man-tri-club.org.uk.

Located adjacent to the internationally recognised Salford Quays ITU Triathlon World Cup and Commonwealth Games triathlon course, it’s an ideal location to host this prestigious event.

Salford Quays has played host to regular aquathlon events over the years and its two-lap swim and fast run course, always proves popular with those that take part.

If you plan to make a weekend of it, the former docks have been re-developed and the area is now a pleasant part of Manchester with plenty to see and do. There is a wealth of world-class entertainment, leisure and cultural facilities on offer including The Lowry, Imperial War Museum North and The Lowry Outlet Mall.

To be eligible to win a British Triathlon Age Group title or a first, second or third placed British Triathlon medal, athletes must be a member of their Home Nation Association and hold a valid race licence.

Individuals who do not meet both of the above criteria may participate in a British Championships, but are not eligible to win British Triathlon titles or medals.

To find out more about becoming a member of your Home Nation Association please visit www.britishtriathlon.org/join

 

]]> <![CDATA[Clumber race is a Classic]]> The Clumber Classic Duathlon attracted a high class field and some fast racing on Saturday, 6 March. The lure of National titles, National Ranking points as well as European and World qualifier slots attracted some of the biggest names in the sport. Olympic rowing Champion, James Cracknell, OBE was amongst those gunning for a place at the 2010 Edinburgh ITU Duathlon World Championships in September.

Eimear Mullan held off multiple World Age Group Champion, Emma Dews, to take the British title in 2:01.51. She finished with a one and a half minute winning margin after the two fastest runs of the day. She also had the second best cycle leg for a strong all round performance. Emma Dews finished in 2:03.21 and Esther Evans claimed 3rd place with 2:05.18.

Daniel McCarthy took the win in the men’s race in 1:49.37. A fast opening run, followed by a blistering bike leg, which was bettered only by second placed Wayne Smith, set him up for a one minute win over the former National Champion. Smith did, however, take the victory in the highly competitive 35-39 year age group with his final time of 1:50.46. The final podium spot was taken by Lee Piercy in 1:51.54.

Double Olympic Champion rower James Cracknell finished in 14th place overall with 1:55.26 and 6th in his Age Group, which, subject to confirmation, could be enough to ensure a slot for the World Championships. He was one of only nine athletes to record a sub 60 minute bike leg but struggled on the run having not run for two weeks prior to the event.


The British Duathlon Championships results were:


Male
1st Daniel McCarthy 1:49:37
2nd Wayne Smith 1:50:46
3rd Lee Piercy 1:51:54 

Female
1st Eimear Mullan 2:01:51
2nd Emma Dews 2:03:21
3rd Esther Evans 2:05:18

 



]]> <![CDATA[An exciting new opportunity on the British Triathlon Federation Board]]> There has never been a more exciting time for British Olympic summer sports, and there has never been a more exciting time for triathlon in Great Britain.  British Triathlon plays a leading role in the development of triathlon, a fast growing, dynamic and modern sport.  With a remit to raise profile and deliver the performance pathway, significant progress has been made, with triathlon events in Britain televised across Europe, and Britain recognized as a leading performer in delivering world triathlon championship events.

However, we are looking to build on this to lift the sport to new levels and are therefore looking to co-opt an outstanding applicant to the position of Independent Director –Communications and Marketing to the British Triathlon Federation Board.  As a Board member, the Director will assess the communications and marketing strategy of the organisation objectively and impact on the implementation of the whole strategy for British Triathlon Federation.

The British Triathlon Federation, a company limited by guarantee, acts as the governing body for the sport and recreation of Triathlon and associated disciplines in Great Britain, the Isle of Man and the Channel Islands. The Board currently consists of the President, Chief Executive Officer, five Portfolio Directors and three representatives from the National Associations.

The successful candidate will be appointed for a period of two years from appointment and will be subject to all the commensurate fiduciary responsibilities and duties.  This is a voluntary Board position with reasonable reimbursement in line with our expenses policy.

Applications should be made in writing detailing your qualifications, experience and interest in the role, and sent marked “Private and Confidential” to Sue Roberts, HR Manager, British Triathlon Federation, PO Box 25, Loughborough, Leicestershire, LE11 3WX or email sueroberts@britishtriathlon.org.

If you wish to discuss the role further before applying, enquiries can be made to the Chief Executive, Zara Hyde Peters, via email: zarahydepeters@britishtriathlon.org

The closing date for applications is Monday, 22nd March 2010. Final interviews of shortlisted candidates are currently anticipated to take place on 30th/31st March 2010 in London.

The British Triathlon Federation is an equal opportunities employer and is committed to ensuring that no job applicant, employee, volunteer or member receives less favourable treatment on the grounds of age, gender, disability, race, ethnic origin, nationality, colour, parental or marital status, pregnancy, religious belief, class or social background, sexual preference or political belief.

Related Documents

•    Job Description and Person Specification

 

]]> <![CDATA[Next Welsh Academy Day Announced]]> The next Welsh Academy Day will be held on Sunday 21st March.  Swimming will be at Atlantic College, Llanwit Major, followed by cycling and running on the Llandow Race Circuit.  Exact times to be confirmed shortly.

]]> <![CDATA[West Midlands Region Open Water Aquathlon]]> West Midlands Region Open Water AquathlonWT2W4872.jpg

Sunday 4th July 2010 

Top Barn Activity Centre
Top Barn Farm
Holt Heath,
Worcester, WR6 6NH

First Wave:  12pm (noon)

Course: 
SWIM= Open Water Lake      WETSUITS COMPULSORY
RUN = Grass course

This event is sanctioned and run under Triathlon England rules. 

GROUP AGE SWIM RUN
Tristar Start 8 50m 600m / 1 lap
Tristar 1 9/10 150m 1200m / 2 laps
Tristar 2 11/12 200m 1800m / 3 laps
Tristar 3 13/14 300m 2400m / 4 laps
Youth 15/16 400m 3000m / 5 laps


Entry Fee:    £8 (BTF Licence)   £10 (non BTF Licence)

Enter online at  www.entrycentral.com

Closing date for all entries is 30th June 2010 or when the race is full. No entries on the day.  No transfers or refunds.

Please ensure you supply your email address when you apply as race details will be e-mailed out approximately 1 week before the event.  


CONTACTS
West Midlands Region:   westmidstri@britishtriathlon.org

]]> <![CDATA[Registration for European Age Group events now open]]> British Triathlon is pleased to announce that registration for the 2011 ETU Triathlon European Championships and 2010 Myjava ETU Cross Triathlon European Championships in Slovakia is now open. 

Once again, the 2011 ETU Triathlon European Championships will feature both Standard and Sprint distance racing with athletes having three chances to qualify for each discipline. Currently there has been no date or venue set for the event.
 
For athletes aiming to qualify there will be 20 places available per Age Group with 12 places coming from the qualifying races below.

All qualification races will take place in the 2010 so please remember to factor this into your race plans!

British Triathlon qualifying races for the 2011 ETU Triathlon European Championships:
Four places from The Little Beaver Triathlon – 29 May 2010
Four places from Blithfield Standard Triathlon – 1 August 2010
Four places from Bala Standard Distance – 12 September 2010

British Triathlon qualifying races for the 2011 ETU Sprint Triathlon European Championships
Four places from Grendon Sprint Triathlon– 9 May 2010
Four places from Big Cow Sprint – 6 June 2010
Four places from Rother Valley Triathlon Festival – 13 June 2010

2010 Myjava ETU Cross Triathlon European Championships
If you are looking for a slightly different challenge this year then cross triathlon may be the event for you. Registration for the 2010 Myjava ETU Cross Triathlon European Championships is also now open.

This exciting event features the challenge of a 1.2km swim, 30km mountain biking, and a 10km cross-country run. To enter you will need to be a member of your Home Nation and register with British Triathlon your intent to compete through the Age Group pages on the British Triathlon website. There are no set qualification races for this event.
 

]]> <![CDATA[Strong Scottish contingent likely to compete at Strathclyde Country Park ]]> Scottish triathlon trio Kerry Lang, Kirsty McWilliam and David McNamee have signalled their intent to race in the British Triathlon Super Series event at Strathclyde Park, North Lanarkshire.

The 2014 Commonwealth Games venue will also be hosting a leg of the 2010 ITU Triathlon European Cup.  The event will be held on the Sunday 23 May 2010 and signifies the first ever ITU Triathlon European Cup event to be held in Scotland. 

Scottish triathlete, Kerry Lang is looking forward to the opportunity of competing:
“After finishing second in Strathclyde Country Park last year, I am definitely aiming for top spot in 2010. Being able to compete again in Strathclyde Country Park is only going to be beneficial for 2014, when the Commonwealth Games come to Scotland.”

The 2008 Junior Triathlon World Champion Kirsty McWilliam is also looking forward to the race:
“Having spent 2009 on the sidelines due to injury, I cannot wait to get back in the action and compete at Strathclyde Country Park. The course looks fantastic and making my come back on home soil makes it even more special. Roll on 2010!”

Although the event is still a few months off, a number of other notable names have indicated they are likely to compete on 23 May.  The list includes Sophie Coleman, World Junior Duathlon Champion and last year’s Super Series runner-up, Aaron Harris.

Zara Hyde Peters, Chief Executive Officer of British Triathlon said:
“We are very heartened that many of our rising talent have this far expressed their intention of competing at the Strathclyde Country Park race. The decision to host the ITU Triathlon European Cup at this year’s event was specifically to serve as an opportunity for our rising stars to step onto the international stage.  With Strathclyde County Park being the Commonwealth Games venue it offers all the competitors a fantastic opportunity to experience one of the best courses the UK has to offer.”

British Triathlon has also opened the event up to the public to test themselves on the same course as the elite athletes, and at a Commonwealth games venue. The sprint distance race will involve a 750m swim, 20k cycle and 5k run. For beginners there will also be a novice race with a 300m swim, 10k cycle and 2.5k run.  Further information and entry details are available on www.strathclydeparktriathlon.com.

 

]]> <![CDATA[Athletes race for GB slots at Clumber Park]]> British athletes have their first opportunity to secure Age Group slots for the GB Age Group Team this weekend, 6th March 2010. Athletes at the Clumber Classic Duathlon in North Nottinghamshire will have the opportunity to win places for the team at the 2010 Edinburgh ITU Duathlon World Championships in September and win the British Duathlon Championships, the first major Age Group Championship of the year.

The Clumber Park event, which takes place in a beautiful National Trust park, sold out well in advance of the closing date, and will feature 700 athletes in the standard distance event. They’ll cover a 10km run, 40km cycle and 5km run, exactly the same distances that will feature in Edinburgh. The top four finishers in each Age Group will be considered for selection as long as they have finished within a certain percentage of the winners time in their Age Group.

The run sections take place within Clumber Park on a private tree lined road, which is fully closed for the race. The bike course takes place on long rolling roads around the Sherwood Forest area of north Nottinghamshire, with a few short challenging sections to test early season fitness.

Competitors wishing to be considered for the GB Age Group Team for the World Championships should join their home nation and register their interest on the British Triathlon website before taking part. The deadline for registration is 5pm on Friday 5 March 2010. For more information on the 2010 Edinburgh ITU Duathlon World Championships and Age Group selection see http://www.edinburghduathlon2010.com.

Further opportunities for British athletes to qualify are available at the Stirling Duathlon, Big Cow Duathlon, and the Cambridge Duathlon.

]]> <![CDATA[2010 adidas Age Group Teams trisuit]]> The 2010 season will see the introduction of an updated design of the adidas Age Group Team trisuit.
After reviewing the wealth of feedback from Age Groupers throughout 2009, British Triathlon and adidas took the move to act upon this and has made improvements to the 2009 suit.

There are three main alternations that have been made:

  • The suit will feature red stitching down the edges of the side panelling
  • The neckline has been lowered to provide a more comfortable fit
  • Improved sizing communication

The new 2010 suit will be available from April, and as last year can be purchased through out retail partner Wiggle, a link to the site can be found through the British Triathlon website here.
Only athletes who have qualified for Great Britain Age Group competition will be able to purchase the trisuit.

Due to the introduction of the 2010 suit, the 2009 suits are being offered at a discounted price and can be purchased here

2010 ITU Age Group uniform rules which can be found here, state that all Age Group suits must have a back zip. Please ensure that when planning for your 2010 races that you ensure you have a suit which conforms to these rules.

]]> <![CDATA[Major Paratriathlon rule changes ]]> The ITU has adopted a number of Paratriathlon rule changes. The rules changes are required in preparation for submission of ITU documents to the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) in the months ahead. Highlights of the rule changes include:

  • All TRI1 Paratriathletes required to handcycle in the recumbent position
  • All TRI6 visually impaired Paratriathletes shall wear blackout glasses for the run
  • All TRI1 Paratriathletes shall have their legs bound together for the swim portion
  • Tricycle specification are defined for TRI3 athletes who require tricycles
  • Compulsory Paratriathlete briefing meeting

Grant Darby, ITU Paratriathlon chairman commented “These rule changes will strengthen our application to the IPC for inclusion for the 2016 Paralympics”

There are a number of additional Paratriathon rule changes. The updated Paratriathlon rules can be found within the ITU Competition Rules at triathlon.org under INSIDE ITU and DOCUMENTS. Section 16 of the Rules is specific to Paratriathlon.

“While some of the rule changes were adopted to update the rules to current practices, other rule changes were required to ensure a level playing field for all Paratriathletes within a category” commented ITU Paratriathlon chair, Grant Darby. 

National Federations are urged to share this information with their Paratriathletes as soon as possible.

]]> <![CDATA[The Role of the Regional Programme Manager]]> Triathlon England deploys Regional Programme Managers to implement the strategic development plan for the sport in England.

This plan was created by comparing the aims of Sport England and Triathlon England, resulting in the creation of ten Regional Programme Managers. Their central responsibilities are to work on creating opportunities to participate in triathlon and are solely funded by Sport England.

Responsibilities of the Regional Programme Managers


Quality Clubs
Develop a geographical coverage of triathlon clubs offering a quality package to all triathletes ensuring that their experience at club level will help retain them in the sport.

Quality Events
Work with new and existing race organisers to ensure that events meet the needs of the competitors. By delivering a high quality experience, there will be a higher retention of triathletes in the sport.

Access to Triathlon Coaching
Provide access to high quality coaching at club and school level to create a long-term legacy for the programme.

Triathlon in Schools - Higher Education and Further Education
Promotion of the Corus Kids of Steel Series and the design and implementation of a new competitive programme for triathlon in schools, colleges and universities.

Volunteer Workforce Development
Create a workforce that delivers the sport of triathlon across England. This will be achieved by increasing the number and quality of coaches and referees; and ensuring club, regional and national positions are filled by people with the right skills and support to take the sport forward.

The role of Regional Programme Managers also involves working with County Sports Partnerships, Local Authorities and single discipline clubs.

The Team

 Morgan Williams
  07739 526560 morganwilliams@britishtriathlon.org Counties covered within northern RPM's.
 Rob Bishop
  07739 526562 robbishop@britishtriathlon.org Lancashire, Manchester, Merseyside, Cheshire, Derbyshire, Staffordshire & Shropshire.
Stefan Pearce
  07841 500514 stefanpearce@britishtriathlon.org Birmingham, Worcestershire, Herefordshire, Gloucestershire, Oxfordshire & Berkshire.
Gavin Passmore
 07739 526561    gavinpassmore@britishtriathlon.org Leicestershire, Rutland, Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire & Norfolk.
Rebecca Rowley

  07860 695235 rebeccarowley@britishtriathlon.org West Yorkshire, East Yorkshire, South Yorkshire, Lincolnshire & Nottinghamshire
Georgie Rutherford
 07834 542086
 goergierutherford@britishtriathlon.org Northumberland, Tyne and Wear, Durham, North Yorkshire & Cumbria
Gareth Hall
  007834 542083
 garethhall@britishtriathlon.org
 Counties covered within southern RPM's.
Dave Hooper
 07739 526554
 davehooper@britishtriathlon.org Cornwall, Devon, Somerset, Dorset, Wiltshire & Bristol.
Jon Train
 07739 526559
 jontrain@britishtriathlon.org London
Kat Valk
 07834 542085
 katvalk@britishtriathlon.org Hampshire, Surrey & Sussex.
Steward Ward
 07860 695 247
stewardward@britishtriathlon.org London
Ceri Winter
 07834 542087
 ceriwinter@britishtriathlon.org Kent, Hertfordshire, Suffolk, Buckingahmshire & Essex.

Click here for a detailed map of where the above RPM's are based.


If you would like more information on  the activites of the development team then please contact markbarfield@britishtriathlon.org

]]> <![CDATA[Welsh Triathlon Annual General Meeting 2010]]> The Annual General Meeting of Welsh Triathlon was held at 10am on Saturday 20th February 2010 at the Welsh Institute of Sport in Cardiff

Attached are the following items

a)     Minutes from the AGM  

b)     The Chairmans report

c)     The Development report

d)     The Performance report

If any Welsh Triathlon member would like a copy of the Treasures report please email your request to  terryjones@welshtriathlon.org

Minutes of WT AGM 20th Feb 2010.doc

Chairmans Report WT AGM 2010.doc

JT Development Report AGM 20th Feb 2010.doc

RB Performance Report AGM 20th Feb 2010.doc




]]> <![CDATA[2009 North West Senior Championship Winners Announced]]> The NW region are pleased to announce the winners of the 2009 NW Championship races. The following will be presented with prizes at the NW Region Presentation Night and Disco on Sat 27th March at Grappenhall Village Sports Club near Warrington.

Parbold Duathlon
Men
1st    Ryan Hanlon (Mersey Tri Club)
2nd     Gary Gerrard (Royal Navy Tri Club)
3rd    Chris Standidge (Tri Central)

Women
1st    Kelly Crickmore (Chester Tri)
2nd    Louise Hogg (Ashurst Bike Club)
3rd    Margaret McLelland (Swinton Running Club)

Boundary Breeze Sprint Distance Triathlon

Men
1st    Martin Cain (Surosa/Greater Manchester Police)
2nd    Paul Hawkins (Man Tri Club)
3rd    Marc Laithwaite (Ashurst Bike Club)

Women
1st    Nicola King (Preston Tri Club)
2nd    Julie Harrison (Ashurst Bike Club)
3rd    Gill Crennel (Man Tri Club)

Chester Deva Standard Distance Triathlon

Men
1st    Martin Cain (Surosa/Greater Manchester Police)
2nd    Rodger Wilkins (Tri Clan/Sweatshop)
3rd    Marc Laithwaite (Ashurst Bike Club)

Women
1st    Nicola King (Preston Tri Club)
2nd    Sophie Rees (Chester Tri)
3rd    Julie Webb (Chester Tri)

   
For any queries or info on the 2010 NW Senior Series which will include a club league please contact northwestseries@googlemail.com
 
 

]]> <![CDATA[North West Region Presentation Night & Disco]]> The NW Region are holding  a presentation night, buffet and disco on Saturday 27th March from 7.30 pm to midnight at Grappenhall Village Sports Club WA4 3HQ which is south of Warrington and 5 minutes drive from junction 20 of the M6 and close to intersections with M62 and M56. Please come and join the fun!

Tickets are £7 adults, £4 for children 16 and under, £20 for a family of 2 adults + 2 children and another £2 for each additional child in the family. Clubs can order 10 adult tickets for £60 in advance.

We will present trophies to the top three male and female athletes in T1, T2, T3 and Youth categories in the 2009 NW Junior Winter and Summer Series. We will present trophies to the top three men and women in each of the 2009 NW Championship races which were Parbold Duathlon, Boundary Breeze Sprint Triathlon and Chester Deva Standard Distance Triathlon as well as the 2009 NW coach, referee and volunteer of the year.

For tickets please contact your nearest NW committee member or write or e-mail Stuart Carter, NW Chair, 482 Bolton Road, Bury, BL8 2DU  stuartcarter052@btinternet.com tel 0161 762 9182. Please make cheques to ‘BTA North West Region’. If you supply an e-mail address we will send directions.
 

]]> <![CDATA[Official BTF Travel Package - World Triathlon Long Course, Immenstadt, Germany]]> Official BTF Travel Package
World Triathlon Long Course, Immenstadt, Germany


As ever, Nirvana Europe will be delighted to provide you with a tailor made package that suits your needs as a competitor or spectator.

In order to receive a tailor made package itinerary and cost for this event to suit your requirements which can include return flights, bike carriage reservation, return transfers, accommodation, breakfast and ground support; please contact the Nirvana Europe office on 0191 2936592 or alternatively send an email to mail@nirvanaeurope.com providing the following information:

- Number of passengers travelling to the event
- Number of nights you would like to stay for in resort
- Preferred departure airport
- How many passengers will require bike carriage
- Preferred room type

]]> <![CDATA[HSE Triathlon Specific First Aid Course - Sat 3rd April]]> HSE Triathlon Specific First Aid Course

British Triathlon are pleased to announce the delivery of a one day first aid course, held at Loughborough University on Saturday 3rd April. The structure of the course is based around the Emergency First Aid At Work (EFAW) course but is Tailored towards triathlon related injuries.

Reaction Medical Services first aid course is designed for those people who are involved in Triathlon as either a competitor, coach or volunteer. The course will cover sporting injuries and the problems that may occur when dealing with these incidents.

The course will be run at a cost of £66 for each individual. The spaces for this course will be allocated on a first come, first served basis.

For an application form or any further information please contact:

Gavin Passmore
Regional Programme Manager
Triathlon England

07739 526561
gavinpassmore@britishtriathlon.org

]]> <![CDATA[Regional Representatives Triathlon England Membership Committee ]]> Voluntary positions Expenses covered

Do you have something to say about the services provided by your membership of Triathlon England?

If so, would you consider volunteering to represent the voice of the grass roots membership on a newly established Membership Committee? 

Triathlon England (TE) is the membership organisation for triathlon in England. The objective of the Membership Committee is to contribute to ensuring that responsive, consistent and secure membership services are delivered in England, in harmony with the Home Nations.

The aims of this Membership Committee are:

-    To assist in the development by the Triathlon England Management Board of strategy and policies in respect of the membership services provided in England;

-    To support adoption of common approaches to membership services across the three Home Nations.

The scope of the Membership Committee will therefore encompass, but not necessarily exclusively includes, the following areas of activity:

-    Membership Services
-    Membership Communication and Promotion
-    Membership Development

Members with a background in one or more of these areas are encouraged to apply; particularly with respect to communications and promotions.

This newly established committee will be chaired by the Triathlon England Management Board Director with Membership Portfolio. It is envisaged that the committee will meet quarterly and in Loughborough. The first meeting of the new Membership Committee is provisionally planned for Saturday 27 March 2010.

The closing date for applications is noon on 3 March 2010, and interviews will be held in Loughborough on Saturday 13 March in the afternoon.

A letter of application together with a CV outlining your interest in the position and any relevant experience should be emailed to:

Sue Roberts, HR Manager

Email: sueroberts@britishtriathlon.org

Post: British Triathlon Federation, PO Box 25, Loughborough, Leicestershire, LE11 3WX


For informal queries you may contact:
Monday to Friday 09.00 to 17.00
Leonie Sijtsma, Membership Coordinator
Tel: 01509 226153
Email: leoniesijtsma@britishtriathlon.org 


Evenings and weekends
Jane Wild, TE Management Board Director with Membership Portfolio
Tel: 079 6871 9673
Email: wildhuson@gmail.com


Job description – person specification

Job Description and Person Specification
 

]]> <![CDATA[Renew Your Home Nation Membership by Direct Debit]]> British Triathlon is pleased to announce the update to the Home Nation Membership area of our websites which enables membership payments to be made by annual Direct Debit.

Almost 70% of Members choose to auto-renew their membership each year. The previous system featured an auto-renewal and was only effective when the Credit or Debit card details supplied were regularly updated, if credit and debit cards expire this could delay a renewal of your membership.

Direct Debit is the only payment method with a money back guarantee giving complete reassurance of your Home Nation membership.

To ensure your Membership is renewed for the forthcoming year please follow the links from our website which securely ensures your payment either by Direct Debit or alternatively allows you to update Credit or Debit card details.

The deadline for the direct debit renewal of your membership is Sunday 14th March, payments will be processed on Friday 19th March.

We look forward to providing you with your combined Membership card and race licence valid until 31st March 2011 and hope you have a safe and successful season.

Click here to sign up today
 

]]> <![CDATA[Agenda for 2010 Welsh Triathlon AGM is Announced]]>   

Welsh Triathlon Annual General Meeting

Saturday 20th February 2010

10am at the Welsh Institute of Sport

Cardiff 

Agenda

1.     Apologies for absence

2.    Matters arising

3.    Presentation of Reports

a)    Chairman

b)   Performance

c)    Development

d)   Treasurer

4.    Resolution  - Incorporation of Welsh Triathlon

5.    Election of Officers

6.    Date and venue of next meeting

 

There is one resolution on the agenda, with the following statement:-

  WT resolves that WT shall cease to be an association and shall become incorporated as a limited liability company known as Welsh Triathlon Limited.

Attached below are the Articles of the Association

Welsh Triathlon Articles of Association.doc 

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