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First of all the trustees of Sporting Challenge hope that you are all well …
Following the government’s Roadmap Steps announcement on the 22nd February the trustees are working through the details to understand exactly what this means for Sporting Challenge so far as the recommencement of activities.
We will provide you with a further update as soon as our plans are finalised.
Please note that any plans are subject to Government giving the go ahead to move to this next step of their roadmap.
In the meantime I hope that you continue to keep safe and well.
Alasdair Watson
Chairman
Sporting Challenge
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December 2020.
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The Sporting Challenge holiday is now on:
10-12th September 2021.
Much more details to come nearer the time, by then I hope things will be improved.
Please make a note of the dates.
Many thanks,
Best wishes Edward.
]]>First of all the trustees of Sporting Challenge wish you a happy New Year with there being some light at the end of what has been a very long tunnel.
But for the time being with Lancashire having moved to Tier 4 regulations after Christmas we have to continue with the suspension of all member activities both for the welfare of the members and their families but as equally important the sessional staff that would normally support you.
The trustees will review the ongoing situation at regular intervals and update you.
Alasdair Watson
Chairman
Sporting Challenge
January 2021.

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A Message from Sporting Challenge 16th Sept 2020
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A big thank-you to Active Lancashire for their recent funding award.
This will help fund future activities for the group.
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As a charity, we are absolutely committed to keeping all of our members and support staff safe. This has meant we have produced detailed risk assessments for our activities which will provide a guide as to when we can recommence them.
Although there have been significant government relaxation of restrictions, here in the North West of England some of these restrictions are about to be reintroduced due to localised Covid-19 challenges.
The lifting of restrictions has allowed Sporting Challenge to reintroduce some outdoor activities for August and September, however looking ahead to October the view of the trustees is that to recommence our indoor activities is not yet possible primarily due to the challenges of venues not yet meeting our risk assessment criteria and Social Distancing being maintained by both our members, but as importantly others.
We will continue to review the situation and where and when it is possible will advise you of any changes that will allow us to run further activities.
Alasdair Watson
Chairman
Sporting Challenge
24th August 2020.
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If unwell / display COVID-19 symptoms as identified by the NHS
https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/coronavirus-covid-19/symptoms/
Staff cars will be cleaned prior to picking up anyone and again afterwards.
Face Masks must be worn in the car and will be asked to sit in back so as to maintain distancing from the PA. If no mask at pick up time means we will not bring you.
Bring Hand Gel and ensure that you use it when appropriate and reminders to do so will be given by PA’.s.
All activities will be based ‘outdoors’. If the weather isn’t deemed fit, the activity will be cancelled, and participants will be informed as soon as possible prior to being collected.
Activities have been risk assessed and the group will adhere to 1m social distancing and PPE requirements.
Sporting Challenge cannot be held accountable should a member (or PA) subsequently contracted COVID-19.
Names/addresses of all attendees will be compiled subject to this being needed for the NGS Track and Trace system.
28 7 2020.
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