Tooting Bec – South London Swim Club – Online Booking Set-Up

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Tooting Bec – South London Swim Club – Online Booking Set-up Step 1 – South London Swim Club Members Register an online account Please ask each of your club members to visit the following web page: https://pfpleisure-pochub.org/lhweb/en/public/home Current Places Leisure Member or previously been a member? If the club member has been a member at one of the Wandsworth sites previously or has a currently live membership, then they should choose SELECT the Existing member? option and use the email address given and we hold on your membership record. This will populate a form to complete for us to confirm email address and for the customer to choose a password (minimum 8 characters) Follow the onscreen instructions to complete the registration. You will be required to verify your account once set up. You will receive an email to the email address you specified. It will be from [email protected] which you will need to locate (check Junk or Clutter folders if it doesn’t appear shortly after registering) and click the link within the email to verify the account. Never been a Places Leisure Member before? If the club member has not been a member with us before then they will be required to set up an online account to continue. Then complete the online account registration form as shown below: Once form is completed and Terms and conditions ticked you should receive the following: Now check your personal email and locate an email from [email protected] (check junk or clutter folders if it doesn’t appear shortly after completing registration). Once you have your email click on the link within the email to verify your account: Click the confirm Email Address button to complete registration. Log into your online account and click on the My Profile section of your member area. You MUST complete this page fully specifically DOB, Gender and home address/postcode. Step 2 – confirm your Places Leisure registration on your SLSC account. Log into your SLSC account: https://www.slsc.org.uk Click onto 'MY PROFILE' button then tick the box in the bottom right hand corner “Are you a Places Leisure member?” This tells us that you have a Places Leisure account. We then need to manually update that account so that you can book free swims – this may take a few days, especially at weekends. When it has been updated you will get an email from Places Leisure to confirm. You can now book a free swim session as a member of the SLSC with the Places Leisure booking system..

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