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Community Sport Hubs Increase the Number of People Participating in Sport in Local Communities, Improve Access to Sport and Support Local Sport Clubs to Work Together Community sport hubs increase the number of people participating in sport in local communities, improve access to sport and support local sport clubs to work together. They are a key part of sportscotland's contribution to Legacy 2014. The project was piloted in Renfrewshire during 2011/12 and continues to develop and grow as we enter phase two for 2015-18 period. ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. Pilot Initiative: 2011/12 Phase One: 2013-15 Phase Two: 2015-18 ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. Linwood & Gryffe CSH Paisley East CSH Johnstone & the Villages CSH Anchor Hockey Club Alba Thistle AFC Basketballpaisley Clydeside Orienteers Alba Thistle FC Glentyan Thistle FC Houston United East End Athletic FC Johnstone Burgh Community Club Kilbarchan Amateur Athletics Club Gleniffer Thistle BC Johnstone Thistle AFC Linwood Rangers YFC Kelburne Cricket Club Johnstone Wheelers Cycling Club Linwood Thistle AFC Kelburne Hockey Club Paisley Piranhas Paisley FC Kilbarchan Thistle AFC Thorn Athletic Renfrewshire Thistle FC 21’s Paisley Rugby Club Strathgryffe Tennis & Squash Club Ralston Skills Centre Ren Trampoline Gymnastics Club St Mirren Youth Football Club 6 hubs St Mirrenoff AFC Paisley West CSH Stanley Athletic AFC 17 sports 6th Paisley Scout Group 67 members Apex AFC Renfrew & Gallowhill CSH Ferguslie Cricket Club 7000+ participants Ferguslie Ladies Hockey Club Braehead AFC Ferguslie Star AFC 900+ deliverers of sport Cherrie YFC Fitness for Ferguslie Everton BC Glenbrae Colts FC Glynhill Moorcroft AFC Park Mains CSH Renfrew Rocks Basketball Club Glenburn Athletic AFC Glenvale AFC Renfrew Baths Swimming Club Bishopton Basketball Club Inkerman Bowling Club Bishopton FC Renfrew Cricket Club Lancraigs AFC Bishopton Rugby Club Renfrew FC (Youth Section) Paisley Tennis Club Bishopton Tennis Club Renfrew Shitokai Karate Renfrewshire Amateur Boxing Gym Bridgewater BC Renfrew Thistle AFC St Ninians Angling Club Erskine Badminton Club Renfrew Town AFC St Peters FC Renfrew Victoria BC Erskine YFC Y Don’t U Inchinnan Bowling Club Parkmoor BC React Basketball www.renfrewshireleisure.com/sports -services/community-sport-hubs/ Renfrewshire Community Sport Awards The Gazette, Barrhead News and Paisley People are the voice of the local community, communicating and reporting on all aspects of local life. The awards have been established to recognise, celebrate and honour the achievements and tireless endeavours undertaken each and every day by ‘ordinary’ people in communities throughout Renfrewshire who are passionate about sport. The sports awards campaign and event allows us here at the Gazette, Barrhead News and Paisley People, to reach out to the hearts and minds of people in our local sporting communities by acknowledging, rewarding and recognising local sporting achievements and celebrate their success. The event encompasses a wide range of sporting disciplines engaging with athletes, coaches, volunteers and sporting officials from our local communities and clubs of all ages. The main themes running through the event is sports participation, well-being and team spirit all over the whole of Renfrewshire. At the forthcoming Renfrewshire Community Sports Award event on the Friday 6th November, we’re taking the opportunity to celebrate what has been an amazing year for sport in our communities by bringing together the people who have played a vital role in the success all under one roof. Our community champions will swap their community cause for the stage for one night at the Johnstone Town Hall Congratulations to all the finalists at the Renfrewshire Community Sports Awards. Winners will be announced at the gala dinner on the 6th November 2015. Award Category Nominee Sport Club COMMUNITY COACH Ian Turley Ice Hockey Paisley Pirates Rachael Ewing-Day Hockey Kelburne Hockey Club Chris Struthers Basketball React Basketball YOUNG COACH Daniel Nicolson Badminton Active Schools Sophie Little Basketball React Basketball St Mirren Community Samuel Cunningham Football Football TALENT COACH Andrew Jackson Swimming Ren96 Swim Team St Mirren Community Samuel Cunningham Football Football Terry Connell Karate Renfrew Shitokai Karate Drumchapel Table Tennis SPORTS PERSONALITY Martin Perry Table Tennis Club Andrew Mullen Swimming Ren96 Swim Team Kilbarchan AAC (Amateur Callum Hawkins Athletics Athletics Club) JUNIOR SPORTS Ellie Halliday Hockey Kelburne Hockey Club PERSONALITY Harrison Lovett (Harry) Judo Jidel Judo 93 Dylan Rush Karate Shitokai Scotland Award Category Nominee Sport Club DISABILITY SPORTS Jamie Arthur Multi Active Schools Alexander Watter Swimming Paisley Piranhas Sailing, Powerboating, Canoeing David Hill Kayating Cycling TECHNICAL OFFICIAL Barbara Morgan Hockey Kelburne Hockey Club Stuart Finlayson Swimming Ren96 Swim Team Kirsty MacIntosh Muay Thai Boxing O’B Muay Thai Boxing Gym DEDICATION TO SPORT Danny Thompson Karate MGR Scotland Limited Ian Barral Badminton Linwood Sport Centre Michael McConville Football Erskine YFC VOLUNTEER OF THE Jackie Turley Ice Hockey Paisley Pirates YEAR Duncan MacLean Football Renfrew FC Andy Paterson Orienteering Clydeside Orienteers YOUNG VOLUNTEER Laura McMahon Multi Active Schools Rowan Armstrong Rugby Johnstone High School Adam Morton Hockey and Basketball Kelburne Hockey Club Kelburne Hockey Club Men’s TEAM OF THE YEAR Hockey 1st XI St Mirren Under 14 Girls Basketball Academy Renfrewshire Trampoline Gymnastics Lagoon Leisure Centre Gymnastics Club To reserve your place at the Renfrewshire Sport Community Awards please contact the events team on 07506 622828. For further information visit: www.renfrewshiresportsawards.co.uk/ ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. COMING SOON What: Hubs Networking Event Where: Renfrewshire location When: December 2015 TBC Who: Hub members/partners Cost: £FREE More information to follow. ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. **Note of apology to St Mirren YFC for the editing error in the July 2015 newsletter** Young Hub Leaders Connecting with Young People Young Hub Leaders is a fresh approach to ensuring that every community sport hub has the views and opinions of young people at the heart of the decision-making process. By consulting with other young people at the hub, by joining the committee and by leading on specific roles within the hub, YHLs can help shape the future of hubs and of sport in our local communities. The YHL programme has been developed for sportscotland by the Young people's sport panel. This toolkit is available to help YHLs in their role and includes lots of helpful tips and advice. Download it now and get young people at the heart of your community sport hub! Sport has such a positive impact on people’s lives so Renfrewshire's Young Hub Leaders have put together a consultation on community sport and hubs. We want to make hubs for all and have a better understanding on what more can be done to use sport to help improve many more lives. The closing date for this is Friday 20th November 2015. A prize draw will be made following this and one lucky winner will win a three month unlimited pass to Renfrewshire Leisure for access to swimming, gym and fitness classes (non transferable). To take the survey visit here: www.surveymonkey.com/r/NHNFGSJ ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. Paisley 10k Road Race and Fun Run – 2015 Over 1700 people took part in this year’s Paisley 10k Race. The men’s winner was Callum Hawkins (Kilbarchan AAC), with a time of 29 minutes 24 seconds. Second place in the men’s race went to Kamil Sieracki (Shettleston Harriers) with 30.42 and third was Tewolde Mengisteab (Shettleston Harriers) with 30.48. Well done to all those who took part. Stay tuned for details on next year’s Road Race and Fun Run here: www.renfrewshireleisure.com/whats-on ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… Fraser Buchan (Active Schools and Community Sport Hub Officer), T: 01418891110, M: 07917040833, E: [email protected] .
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