Issued 17th February 2016
EnergizeSTW E-News
Welcome to the latest issue of EnergizeSTW E-news. This newsletter is here for you‌ to help keep you informed of opportunities and developments influencing sport and physical activity across Shropshire and Telford & Wrekin. Got something that you would like to share? Drop us a line at enews@energizestw.org.uk with an outline of your article and associated pictures / logos. Friends and colleagues who would like to receive this e-news directly can register via our home page: ww.energizestw.org.uk
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Energize Awards Sponsorship 2016 What is the Energize Awards? The Energize Awards are the county’s community sports awards. They celebrate the enormous efforts by local people, groups and organisations to help our communities to be more active and experience the fun, friendship and sense of personal achievement that leading an active lifestyle can bring. The Energize Awards are a unique and powerful marketing and networking opportunity for your organisation. Why sponsor the Energize Awards? The Energize Awards are a great opportunity for your business to build a brand association with this well established and celebrated event, and to pay tribute to the continued success of the county’s sport and physical activity sectors working in the local community. Whether you are seeking to increase brand recognition, to entertain clients, reward staff, associate your company with sporting excellence or align with grass-roots community activity; demonstrating your support for the Energize Awards is a unique opportunity not to be missed with almost 200 guests in attendance annually, and capacity for 100 more at this year’s venue.
Rio 2016 Olympic and Paralympic Year!
10th Anniversary Awards Evening Click here to see our Energize Awards Sponsorship Brochure to find out more
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Workplaces to Swing for Bling this May! Would you like to get into golf this year? Swing for Bling could be your answer! Swing for Bling is co-ordinated by Energize with the support of local golf clubs, centres, coaches, the County Golf Partnership and sponsor; Associated Telecom Solutions (ATS). Date: May 2016 Price: £120.00 per Team (covers four coaching lessons each, the 9 hole competition, breakfast and lunch on the day, goody bags, chance to win prizes and more). The Programme Designed to support new golfers with the skills to get out on the golf course! • Sign up in teams of 4 comprising 3 beginner golfers and 1 experienced golfer (this is flexible!). • All golfers receive 4 weeks of coaching sessions delivered by PGA qualified coaches at venues across Shrewsbury and Telford to suit including women’s only sessions at the Shropshire Golf Centre (equipment provided). • All four team members play in the Swing for Bling Open 2016 at The Shropshire Golf Centre on Saturday 28th May 2016 (equipment can be provided for the day). Last year’s winning team were from Proplas Subcontract Ltd: “We loved taking part in Swing for Bling last year, it really did make us get out there practising our golf, and the coaching helped in preparation for the team event. The Shropshire Golf Centre was a great venue for this, this event is also unique because it provides you with the opportunity to get to know your colleagues a little better and network with other workplaces taking part! We’ll be taking part in Swing for Bling 2016 and hope to retain the trophy!” Ron Dean, Proplas Subcontract ltd. Swing for Bling - further info Any queries? info@energizestw.org.uk 01743 297192. Swing for Bling is sponsored by Associated Telecom Solutions (ATS). > 01743 297191 > info@energizestw.org.uk > www.energizestw.org.uk
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Sainsbury’s Inclusive Community Training: “I enjoyed the practical Session” Last year, members of staff from Severnside Housing, based Shrewsbury, Shropshire, enjoyed the three hours of practical training plus online resources that make up Sainsbury’s Inclusive Community Training. Under the guidance of an experienced tutor from sports coach UK and organised by Energize Shropshire, Telford & Wrekin, the workshops were a product of a new relationship forged between the not-for-profit company and the County Sports Partnership. One participant, Community Development Officer Ejiro Abboh, tells the English Federation of Disability Sport (EFDS) why he took the training and how he has found it beneficial.
Ejiro’s testimonial: I attended the training on behalf of Severnside Housing. The workshop was busy, with up to 20 people also in attendance from a variety of different backgrounds. As I am involved in supporting football delivery, I wanted to attend the training in order to learn and develop new ways of making football inclusive to everyone, regardless of ability. I expected to learn different methods that could be used in making football more inclusive. I wanted to gain as much knowledge as possible on how I could make things easier for participants to take part in sporting activities without singling them out because of their ability.
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Young people’s attitudes to activity Sport England has released research providing new insights into behaviours and motivations of young people aged 14-25 years. Under the Skin collected data from 1,997 young people about their personalities, behaviours, attitudes and aspirations and used this to define six broad personas. The insight reveals that each persona thinks and feels differently about sport and exercise. Practical advice is included on attracting their attention, delivering activities in the right environment and encouraging the group to stay involved and take part more often. Six key groups: • Sport enthusiasts are mad about sport. Their friends and family are sporty. Their heroes are sport stars. Sport is part of who they are. • Confident intellectuals are driven, focused and highly motivated. They are much more enthusiastic about music, gaming or computing than getting active. • Ambitious self-starters aren’t just active because they enjoy it. They see sport as another means to achieving their goals. Typically well educated and from wealthier backgrounds than other groups, these young people want to have it all. • Cautious introverts are happiest spending time with their intimate group of close-knit friends, or alone. • Thoughtful improvers are motivated, mature and independent. You might bump into them at the cinema or out shopping and when they're at home, they’ll probably be listening to music, reading. • Everyday youth are easy going, relaxed and tend to be happy in their own skin. They’re generally satisfied with their achievements and appearance so may seem less driven than other groups. Access all the Sport England information on this research
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Archery master class 28 March – 1 April 2016, Lilleshall NSC, Archery GB will be hosting a series of master classes at Lilleshall National Sports Centre 28 March-1 April which are open to clubs, coaches and junior athletes. Master class details: • Possible seminars on equipment/nutrition, strength and conditioning • Coaching CPD • Performance training session • Coaching sessions with Head of Athlete & Coach Development Lloyd Brown and Archery GB Performance Coaches To express your interest in attending a masterclass please contact: katy.cumming@archerygb.org Source of information
Community Amateur Sports Club registration form CASC (A1) Guidance on how to complete form CASC(A1) Community Amateur Sports Club Registration has been added to the page and the return address has been updated on the CASC(A1) form. Access the information
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New Whistleblowing Advice Line NSPCC have launched a new Whistleblowing Advice Line to provide support to employees wishing to raise concerns over how child protection issues are being handled in their own or other organisations.
You can reach the Whistleblowing Advice Line on 0800 028 0285, or find out more about it on their website. The advice line is not intended to replace any current practices or responsibilities of organisations working with children. Helpline practitioners will encourage professionals to raise any concerns about a child to their own employer in the first instance. The advice line offers an alternative route if whistleblowing internally is difficult or professionals have concerns about how matters are being handled.
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UK Sport Announces Annual Investment Review The Annual Investment Review considers the performance of each sport against its agreed 2015 targets, alongside performance analytics and opportunities to protect or enhance medal potential for Rio. As a result three sports have received additional funding. These sports are Fencing, Wheelchair Fencing and Wheelchair Rugby (additional £40,925, £59,072 and £11,500k respectively). There were no other changes to investment levels as a result of this Annual Investment Review process. Source of information
#BeAGameChanger awards 2016 nominations now open The Women’s Sport Trust #BeAGameChanger awards, supported by Microsoft, showcases the irresistible nature of women’s sport and inspires others to take action. Nominations for the awards are now open across nine categories including sporting role model, sponsorship of the year and inspiring initiative. Follow the links below to nominate the athlete, team, organisation or individual who has made a positive contribution to women’s sport. Nominations close at midnight on Sunday 21 February. View more details
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#TalkAboutTakingPart WheelPower, the national organisation for wheelchair sport have launched their 'Talk About Taking Part’ survey to find out what can be done to help more wheelchair users lead healthy active lives and take part in sport. Disabled people who use a wheelchair in everyday life, or who would use one for sport, are urged to complete the survey. Closing date: Friday 6 May 2016 Take part in the WheelPower survey: http://bit.ly/TalkSurvey
LimbPower launches new website LimbPower, the national charity is proud to Reveal its brand new website. Creation of the new look www.Limbpower.com was supported by Sport England’s Inclusive Sport Fund and is a key part of LimbPower’s aim to put each person in touch with the right sport or leisure activity for their needs and ability. View the full news item
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Club Matters celebrates its first anniversary Thousands of people have visited Club Matters for support and guidance since it launched a year ago. The one stop shop for clubs gives advice on everything from managing the finance of a sports club, to marketing. Online materials, tools, resources and templates, plus access to workshops and help from a mentor are all available, with the Club Matters website being visited over 75,000 times in the last 12 months. A video celebrating the last 12 months, and what lies ahead, has been made, involving some of the clubs and stakeholders who have got the most out of Club Matters.View the full news item and access the video
Blog: Get social and engage your membership Ahead of the Alliance's workshop; Using Social Networks to Boost Your Membership Performance, Rik Courtney, MemNet Associate for Social Networks, explains why it's no longer acceptable to ignore social media engagement with your members. The business world is only just waking up to the power of social media, but not nearly enough. With over half the world’s population online and a staggering 2.3 billion people on social media (not to mention the billion more than access social uniquely through a mobile device), the audience for marketing online is almost incomprehensibly huge. The smartphone is really the key element here too, since it couldn’t be better suited for sports.. View the full blog
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This Girl Can Sport Relief! There’s no better reason to dust off those trainers than to raise money for a great cause. This Girl Can has teamed up with Sport Relief to get women active and fundraising to help improve the lives of those in need. Fundraising from the This Girl Can community is already in full swing, take a look at how much has been raised on behalf of This Girl Can so far here. Find Out More
Being active can help keep your heart healthy‌. The British Heart Foundation estimates that there are seven million people in the UK living with cardiovascular disease which is responsible for nearly 70,000 deaths each year. Getting active with golf will keep you moving which can help prevent and manage a variety of conditions including coronary heart disease, stroke and Type 2 diabetes. Golf will have a real impact on your health and wellbeing from the minute you start but it will also help protect you in the future too. http://www.getintogolf.org/why-golf Get into Golf with Swing for Bling at venues across Shrewsbury and Telford this May - Swing for Bling 2016
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Funding
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Community Chest Fund to boost Shropshire neighbourhoods As part of their Community Chest Fund, Shropshire Towns and Rural Housing (STAR Housing) are inviting applicants for grants of up to ÂŁ500 to support community projects. Each financial year, STAR Housing set aside a budget to support community-based projects in the areas in which they have homes. Applicants can be from a community group or an individual who lives within the Shropshire Council boundary. To be successful in their application, groups / individuals must be able to demonstrate the positive impact their project or group will have on their community. Made up entirely of tenants, the Bridgnorth and Oswestry Area Panels allocate the funding, which has already supported over 60 community projects. For more information on the Community Chest Fund, visit http://www.starhousing.org.uk/community-andinvolvement/community-chest/
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Grant scheme to boost participation in South Telford Applications open for local grant scheme to increase and improve sport and physical activity provision for people in South Telford. The Telford and Wrekin Sport and Recreation Trust’s inaugural Focus Grant Scheme is open for applications from Monday 11th January 2016 until Friday 4th March 2016.* A maximum of £1,000 can be applied for (per application form). To qualify, projects must meet the following criteria: · They must target women over 25 years or; · Adults over 50 years · Projects and activities must be based in South Telford, or demonstrate that there is no similar provision in the area and will provide opportunities for people living in South Telford. The scheme is open to applications from a variety of organisations including; voluntary organisations, registered charities, local councils and Community Amateur Sports Clubs (CASC) among others. For enquiries, or to be sent the application form and guidance please contact: Helen White, Energize Shropshire, Telford & Wrekin E: helen.white@energizestw.org.uk T: 01743 297192
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Big Lottery advice team’s guide to… outcomes “One of the key areas to get right in your application will be to make sure that your outcomes are clear, specific and realistic. When we refer to outcomes we are simply asking you to tell us the difference you want to make through your project and its activities. It is the social changes that will occur as a result of your project”. View the full blog
The Charities Evaluation Services have an ‘outcomes and outcome indicators’ section on their website with further help on developing a planning triangle like the above. Click here N.B You can also contact Business Development Officer at Energize helen.white@energizestw.org.uk for more info on demonstrating outcomes.
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Healthwatch Research Grant The Healthwatch Shropshire Research Grant Fund is an opportunity for community and voluntary sector groups and organisations to apply for funding to undertake a piece of research into people experiences of health and social care services in Shropshire. Each year they have £12,000 to award to projects between £1,000 and £4,000. Each year the theme of the grant and its accompanying conditions varies slightly. Please see the successful projects 2013-14 and2014-15 as an example of what to expect. Anybody wishing to discuss the awards or the Research Grant fund is welcome to contact Healthwatch Shropshire for more information. Details of past projects and their research reports are available on the pages for each year. Final reports can be found here as they become available. http://www.healthwatchshropshire.co.uk/research-grant
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Postcode Community Trust – Community Sports Open to Applications Grants of between £100 and £2,000 are available to enable grassroots sports clubs and organisations to obtain the following kit and equipment: • Replacement of worn-out equipment and kits. • A bank of new kits and equipment to support the launch of a new sports project. • New kit and equipment which will expand capacity to meet demand for activities. • Kit and equipment which will promote the inclusion of the disadvantaged or minorities within sports. Priority will be given to projects that are creative, far-reaching and will leave a long-term impact once completed. The Trust will especially welcome applications for projects that are focused on improving life for disadvantaged groups and encouraging their inclusion within sporting activities. Community groups and charities in England, Scotland and Wales are eligible to apply for this round of funding. Please note the short deadline The current application window is open from Mon 8th Feb (9am) - Fri 19th Feb (5pm) http://www.postcodecommunitytrust.org.uk/community-sports.htm
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Dodson & Horrell Equestrian Bursary Equine feed manufacturer, Dodson & Horrell, have launched their Dodson & Horrell British Equestrian Bursary that aims to enhance and support the equestrian industry. Are you a dedicated rider who would benefit from funding towards extra training? Do you know a deserving charity that is need of specialist equipment? Are you or is someone you know embarking on an equestrian course and would like a helping hand? Would you like to recognise your equine physiotherapist or farrier who has gone beyond the norm for your horse? Then make sure you nominate for the bursary. Dodson & Horrell is offering a bursary of £2,000 to each of the winners of the four categories to contribute towards funding such as equipment, training, education and travel. Entrants can either nominate a deserving person or organisation who they think will benefit from the prize, or they can put forward their own application. The four categories are: • Equine Health (veterinarian, physiotherapist, equine dentist, farrier) • Inspirational Rider • Equine Charity • Equine Supporter (groom, parents, friend, trainer) Nominations open on Friday 29 January 2016 and close Sunday 6 March 2016 midnight GMT. To find out more about the bursary and how to apply please visit the website www.dodsonandhorrell.com
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Courses and Events
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The Davis Cup comes to Shrewsbury! Sports fans will have the chance to get up close to the ‘World Cup of Tennis’ at an event at University Centre Shrewsbury’s learning and research base. People are invited to see the Davis Cup and take photographs before hearing from the President of the Lawn Tennis Association (LTA), Cathie Sabin, and UCS’s tennis-playing Professor of Applied Exercise Science, John Buckley, during the free event on Friday February 19. The event, organised by UCS, the Shrewsbury Club and Shrewsbury Business Improvement District (BID) takes place at Guildhall in Frankwell Quay from 1pm to 2.30pm. The Davis Cup by BNP Paribas is the premier international team event in tennis. The trophy was lifted by the Great Britain team – which includes Andy and Jamie Cathie Sabin, who hails from Shropshire, was on court in Belgium to receive the Davis Cup on behalf of the LTA. She is the first female president of the LTA and was recently awarded an OBE. John, who was once a tennis coach and currently plays for the Shrewsbury Club men’s team and Shropshire’s senior men’s squad, leads courses and research in the Medicine and Science of Health and Exercise at UCS. He will give a presentation and discuss the health and science of tennis. The Davis Cup is coming to Shrewsbury as part of the Aegon GB Pro Series events, hosted by the Shrewsbury Club. The competition is one of the biggest sporting events in Shropshire, being part of the International Tennis Federation World Series and attracting players from across Europe. To book places for the event go to https://daviscupevent.eventbrite.co.uk or call 01743 297185.
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Free event to place the focus on arguments surrounding anti-doping An international expert on the management of drugs in sport is visiting University Centre Shrewsbury to share his insights and pose the question of ‘Does Anti-Doping Do More Harm Than Good?’ Dr Jason Mazanov will travel from the other side of the world to discuss his research in this field with students, staff and the community. People are invited to hear from Dr Mazanov on anti-doping policy and join the debate at Guildhall, Shrewsbury, on Thursday February 25. The event is free and runs from 6pm to 7.30pm. Dr Mazanov, from the University of New South Wales, Australia, said: “The World Anti-Doping Code was introduced to protect the integrity of sport in 2003. “The recent scandals engulfing the International Association of Athletics Federations add to evidence indicating that the anti-doping stance and policy have done little to arrest doping, and consequently protect the integrity of sport. “Instead, anti-doping has created new harms to the credibility of sport, from governance failures that exclude athletes from decision-making through to discrimination against women, children and non-elite sport. “This raises the question whether anti-doping can protect sport’s reputation and principles, or a different approach to either drug control or the integrity of sport is needed.” Dr Mazanov has developed a strong interest in the role of performance enhancement more broadly, with his research spanning more than a decade, and a special interest in so-called cognitive enhancing drug use in education. To book places at the public lecture asking ‘Does Anti-Doping Do More Harm Than Good?’ go to http://publicanti-dopinglecture.eventbrite.co.uk or call 01743 297185. > 01743 297191 > info@energizestw.org.uk > www.energizestw.org.uk
Bowls Coaching Courses Does your club need qualified coaches? The 1st 4Sport Level 1 Award in Coaching Bowls takes 2 days to complete including completion of a portfolio and an assessment.
Topics include: • Introduction to the roles and responsibilities • Safeguarding and protecting children and vulnerable adults • Health, safety, accidents and emergencies • Planning and evaluating bowls coaching sessions • Coaching a beginner • Warm ups And more! The next course is on 20th March and 24th April at Shrewsbury Sports Village: Coaching Bowls Level 1 in Shrewsbury, Booking Course Form Could you organise a Level 1 course at your club? Coach Bowls Level 1 Offer
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Dodgeball Level 1 Course Course Information: This course offers an insight into Dodgeball for aspiring coaches in the sport, developing their knowledge and understanding of how to coach Dodgeball to a variety of ages, whether it is a local community group, or to a school team. Course Duration: 6 hours When: Saturday 20th February 2016 11am to 5pm Where: Abraham Darby Academy - Ironbridge Road Telford TF7 5HX Cost: £90 More details
Archery Instructor Couse Course information: The Archery GB Instructor Award is the new entry level training course for people working in leisure, recreation and educational environments. The course is focussed on training learners to deliver fun and safe introductory archery sessions.
Course Duration: over 2 days - 9am-6pm When: Saturday 16th April 9am – Sunday 17th April 6pm Where: The Mary Webb School and Science College – Pontesbury Shrewsbury Shropshire SY5 OTG Cost: £230 More details
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National Governing Body of Sport (NGB) Updates
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Go swimming for National Heart Month Keeping physically active is one of the most important and effective ways to reduce the chance of developing CVD, as well as eating a healthy diet. Swimming is one of the best forms of exercise for this, and it works to combat all forms of CVD which affect the heart and blood vessels. These include high blood pressure, stroke, heart attacks and the narrowing of the arteries. Swimming helps you to maintain control over your cholesterol levels. The fat burning properties of swimming for 30 minutes increases your chances of reducing dangerous cholesterol, like Very Low Density and Low Density Lipoproteins, which are known to cause high cholesterol levels in the blood. Swimming boosts your metabolism, which means that 30 minutes in the pool is worth between 45 minutes to an hour of land based exercise. This raises good cholesterol levels, as well as helping you to maintain a healthy weight. View the full news item
Apply now to become a Talent Development Centre Table Tennis England is looking for more organisations to join its network of Talent Development Centres (TDCs) around the country. Up to two TDCs will be appointed before April 1, 2016, and the bidding process is now open. This is a chance to help to increase the quality and quantity of English-qualified players through coaching, training and support of young players. Click here to download the Tender Document Click here for more information on the aims and objectives of the TDC programme Applications must be submitted by 9am on March 8, 2016.
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British Basketball Federation provides strategy development update The new British Basketball Federation (BBF) Board have given an update on their strategy development after holding its third Board meeting on 29 January 2016. The immediate challenge is to set out the vision and strategy for the sport in Britain to enable the BBF and the Home Nation Associations to deliver on their confederated approach. To take this forward, the BBF has started a consultation to create a single vision for the sport through to 2024/25/ The BBF is currently in the process of ensuring anyone interested in contributing to the consultation process can do so. Basketball England have worked with the BBF alongside Basketball Scotland, and Basketball Wales, in establishing a website where you can follow the progress and input into the process, which has now gone live via: http://www.futureofbasketball.co.uk.
Nominations open for The FA Community Awards Nominations are now open for the 2016 FA Community Awards, presented by McDonald’s. There are seven categories of award, including Volunteer of the Year, FA Charter Standard Community Club of the Year and the coveted People’s Award, which last year was won posthumously by Glenn Weaver for his lifetime dedication to the development of women’s football. Winners will be awarded in each County before Regional winners are selected, who will then form the shortlist for the national finalists. Nominees are not limited to one selection – if they wish to make multiple nominations they can do so by clicking here up to 31 March 2016, when the nominations close and judges begin the difficult task of making their selections. View the full news item
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Basketball England Relaunch Streetball Champion Basketball England is relaunching the exciting incentive Streetball Champion for Satellite Clubs on Friday 12th February 2016. Streetball Champion is an extension to Basketball England’s Satellite Club programme, allowing opportunities for Satellite Club participants from across England to take part in 5 different online interactive basketball challenges based on Streetball and Freestyle basketball. Videos will be released every three weeks via the Basketball England official website, Facebook and Twitter accounts as well as directly to coaches and co-ordinators via email. You can download the Streetball Champion info pack which contains aims and objectives, Streetball Champion Insight and Challenge release dates by clicking HERE.
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Job Vacancies
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Job – Archery GB Chief Executive Officer Location: Lilleshall NSC Terms: Full time Closing date: 29 February 2016 View more details
Carers Centre Activity Co-ordinator Location: Telford Terms: Fixed term contact until 30th September 2017 Closing date: Friday 11th March 2016 4pm View more details
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Twitter Highlights! Every fortnight Energize will pick out our favourite tweets from team members and partners, from those who’ve been helping hearts beat faster in Shropshire, Telford & Wrekin through sport and physical activity! Tweet away @EnergizeCSP
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Contact Us CHRIS CHILD: Chief Executive BEN HARPER: Senior Sports Manager LAURA KERRIGAN: Senior Business Manager HELEN WHITE: Marketing & Communications Manager HELEN MADDEN: Office Manager JOE LOCKLEY: Club Development Manager HARRY CADE: Youth Sport Manager ELLIOT POTTINGER: Coaching and Volunteering Manager
HELEN WHITE: Business Development Officer JESSICA LIGHTWOOD: Shropshire Inclusion Officer HEATHER OAKLEY: Administrator & Bookkeeping Apprentice firstname.surname@energizestw.org.uk Central telephone: 01743 297 191
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