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Newsletter 2 http://sut5.co.uk/l/c.php?c=33538&ct=81709 The English Chess Federaon eNewsleer HEADLINE NEWS --- Michael Adams enters the British Chess Championships See the arcle on the Brish in the “Forthcoming Events secon for further details ... Already the second edition of the ECF eNewsletter, and we were pleased with the response we got for the first one! It will be sent out on the 24th of each month to anyone for whom we have an email address*. We experienced a few distribution gremlins the first time around but we think we have it mostly sorted out this time. Nonetheless, if you did not find your eNewletter in either your inbox or spam, please email us at [email protected] . You'll also be able to access the eNewsletter via a link on the ECF website ... If you have any chess news you think we should know about, or if you have any comments you would like to make on this newsletter, do contact us at [email protected] ... the deadline for the newsletter will normally be on the 18th of each month, so don’t send us the info too late! --- Mark Jordan, Publicity Manager Email: [email protected] * If you don’t want to receive the eNewsle er you can ck the opt-out box at the bo om of the email. If, on the other hand, we haven’t got your email address, you’ve somehow managed to see this anyway and you’d like to receive it regularly, contact us at o'ce(englishchess.org.uk and we’ll put you on the list and also email you if there is anything else we think you might like to know. News - Inside the ECF The Safeguarding Children )ad* Many members are already saving money on their Policy car insurance - register your vehicle to receive a compeve ,uote before your renewal date. The E2F Safeguarding 2hildren Policy was Tradewise.4 are also a ma0or sponsor of 1asngs recently revised and you can find the full 2hess, providing assistance to female and young document here --- aspiring players. h p344www.englishchess.org.uk - Mike Truran, Tradewise64 Relaonship Manager 4safeguarding-children-policy4 h ps344www.tradewise.4.com4 The policy, developed by Director of Junior Finance Council Meeting 2hess Traci Whi@ield and her team, is to The 201. E2F Finance 2ouncil Meeng took place at ensure that E2F are compliant with the Thistle Euston 1otel on Saturday 1. April. 35 vong legislaon and can ensure the safety of our members of 2ouncil and 5 observers were present. In young enthusiasts. Associaons, clubs and the absence of the President, Julie Denning was organisers providing playing opportunies elected to the 2hair. The news that will perhaps be of and training for 0uniors also have 1 of 10 27/04/2016 14:57 http://sut5.co.uk/l/c.php?c=33538&ct=81709 most immediate interest to members and other players responsibilies under the legislaon, and is that neither the membership nor game fees will be E2F recommends you read the policy increased this yearA A short report can be found on the carefully and review your local policies. The website via the link below. The full minutes will be E2F can oCer further advice on the issue published shortly ... should it be re,uired. h p344www.englishchess.org.uk4201.-finance-council- meeng-24 The ECF Forum Chess in Prisons The E2F “2hess in PrisonsB iniave, organised by 2arl The E2F Forum is no longer in operaon. All Portman, who recently received an E2F President’s threads from the forum have been saved, so Award, is going from strength to strength, and should you wish to access any of these you feedback suggests the discipline of playing chess is can arrange this by contacng the E2F o'ce making posive contribuons to rehabilitaon and --- o'ce(englishchess.org.uk oCending behaviour. The iniave has now come to Ask the Directors the noce of our friends across the pond who are hoping to create similar schemes with, hopefully, similar posive outcomes. Do to te link to learn more --- h p344saintlouischessclub.org4blog4inmates- and-checkmates-using-chess-prisons News - English Chess An KAsk the Director’ bu on is now Obituary - Sir Jeremy Morse located in the leH sidebar of the website. Lou may have noced that this has been the case for a few weeks already. The reason for delaying the announcement is that we wanted to run it live for a me to iron out any teething problems before we got inundated with ,uesons. We are now happy it is running as intended, hence As 2hairman of Eloyds Bank, Sir Jeremy Morse, who this announcement, and the directors died in February, not only saved the bank from the are looking forward to receiving prospect of a real threat to its fortunes, but took the ,uesons. opportunity to arrange sponsorship for the wonderful On clicking on the bu on you will find Eloyds Bank Masters Tournament from 1977-1994, a form with a list of directors, which which was a crucial source of experience for a ensures your ,ueson goes to the generaon of young players, many of whom went on to director best placed to answer your become DMs and IMs, oHen assisted by the norms ,ueson. We undertake to reply to made available at this very tournament. your ,ueson within 5 working days. If Sir Jeremy was a keen chess player himself in his youth it is not possible to provide a full but found his real forte in problem composion for answer within this me-frame, which he has an internaonal reputaon. For his perhaps because the ,ueson is support over so many years, English chess owes him a complex or all the re,uired great debt informaon is not readily available, English Arbiters appointed to the Olympiad you will receive a reply explaining this It has 0ust been announced that David Welch within the me frame which will and Alex 1olowcIak have been appointed as include an indicaon as to when you Match Arbiters in the upcoming Olympiad in can expect to receive a full answer. Baku. 2ongratulaons to themA We intend to publish on the website, Free excerpt from the April edition of in anonymised form, some of the 'Chess' ,uesons and answers we receive as 2 of 10 27/04/2016 14:57 http://sut5.co.uk/l/c.php?c=33538&ct=81709 we think that would be useful to the users of the website. It is envisaged that from this and other sources we will develop a FAP page for the website. The Tradewise Grand Pri The Drand Prix, aimed to encourage all 2hess monthly magaIine has kindly allowed us those prolific tournament players, is in full to share with you two arcles from the April swing as is benefiQng from the generous edion of this great chess magaIine. The first is sponsorship of Tradewise. In the 180S event, MBeerN BlitIM, a report on an informal event DM Mark 1ebden is currently in the lead, organised by Kings 1ead and featuring Michael with fellow DM Oeith Arkell in hot pursuit Adams and Luke McShane. The second report and Lasmin Diles leads the Women’s secon concerns the latest news for the 4N2L naonal with Akshaya Oalaiyalahan in even ho er team tournament. Just click here ... pursuitA The Drand Prix does not 0ust cater for the top players however and there are also grading limited and 0unior secons so anyone who plays regularly in tournaments has a chance of winning a Drand Prix priIeA Follow the link for more --- h p344www.englishchess.org.uk 4compeons-plp4tradewise-grand-prix4 Request for legal services For a number of years the E2F has en0oyed pro bono legal services oCered by David Anderton and DavidMs law firm, Ansons EEP. At his rerement in October 2015, the E2F has been very fortunate to secure pro bono legal services of Melville Todrigues and his law firm, 2MS 2ameron McOenna EEP. The E2F Board and Melville recognise that the E2F Board is looking for a range of pro bono legal services i.e. 3 of 10 27/04/2016 14:57 http://sut5.co.uk/l/c.php?c=33538&ct=81709 services in addion to those services currently provided by Melville and 2MS. The E2F Board wishes to add to the team of law firms who can oCer pro bono legal services to the E2F Board. Melville will co-ordinate with the representaves of the addional law firms so the E2F Board can benefit from relevant experse from the team of law firms (including 2MS). The E2F will permit the addional law firms to publicise that they are pro bono legal service providers to the E2F Board, and the law firmsM status will be confirmed on the E2FMs website. If you (i.e. a pracsing solicitor in England) feel that you and your law firm have areas of experse and your firm would like being added to the team of law firms who would assist on a pro bono basis the E2F Board, please email Mike Truran (E2F 2hief Execuve at mike(truranfamily.co.uk ) before 29th April 201. indicang your firmMs areas of experse. Mike will follow up with you and introduce you to Melville. More news Gawain Jones wins the Dubai Open Dawain Jones won the very strong Dubai Open yesterday on a two-way e-break with Vladimir Akopian, connuing his excellent form and pushing his Elo above 2..0. Along the way he also managed to win Mark Hebden wins the blitI which took place aHer round 4 and will leave with $14,000 in priIes.
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