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TRUSTEES of the SOCIETY TRUSTEES of the SOCIETY Mr D Lovell MBE, Mrs K Lipscomb, Mr A Purser OFFICERS and OFFICIALS of the SOCIETY PRESIDENT Mr P Watson Tel: 01223 813743 Email: [email protected] LADY VICE PRESIDENT Mrs K LipsComb The Old ViCarage, MarCh Road, WisbeCh PE14 0LZ Tel: Email: [email protected] GENTLEMAN VICE PRESIDENT Mr B Dunlop Email: [email protected] HONORARY LIFE VICE PRESIDENTS Mr J C Carroll Dr S Ellison Mrs A Hartfield Lt Col R I MaCRae CHAIRMAN of COUNCIL Dr S Ellison 99 Green Lane, Shepperton, Middlesex, TWI7 ODD Tel: 01932 221961 Email: [email protected] VICE-CHAIRMAN of COUNCIL Mr R Beaney 213 Canterbury Road, Kennington, Ashford TN24 9QH Tel: 01233 626172 Email: [email protected] HONORARY SECRETARY and TREASURER Mr C FletCher-Campbell Abingdon School, Park Road, Abingdon, Oxon, OX14 1DE Tel: 01865 730467 Email: [email protected] SCAM TOURNAMENT SECRETARY Mrs C Piper 41 Oakley Road, Wilton, Salisbury SP2 0FA Tel: 01722 743476 Email: [email protected] INTERCOUNTIES TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP ORGANISER Tel: Email: INDOOR TOURNAMENT ORGANISER Mr A Caine 38 HatCh Lane, Old Basing, Hants RG24 7EB Tel: 07803 260403 Email: [email protected] JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP ORGANISER Mr J Willson 82 BeeCh Road, Hadleigh, Benfleet, Essex. SS7 2AG Tel: 01702 559139 Mbl: 07860 736610 Email: [email protected] JUNIOR LIAISON OFFICER Mr D Leader Aim4Sport, Vinegar Hill, Sandy SG19 1PR [email protected] CLOUT CHAMPIONSHIP ORGANISER Mr R Attrill Heartsease, Sewell, Dunstable, Beds LU6 1RP Tel: 01582 603692 Email: [email protected] FIELD CHAMPIONSHIP ORGANISER FIELD LIAISON OFFICER Mr S Duggan 101 Rusper Road, Horsham, W Sussex, RH12 4BJ Tel: 01403 252686 Email: [email protected] JUDGES LIAISON OFFICER Mrs K LipsComb The Old ViCarage, MarCh Road, WisbeCh PE14 0LZ Tel: Email: [email protected] CHAIRMAN OF COACHES Mr A Ferguson 8 Melsted Road, Hemel Hempstead HP1 1SX Tel: 01442 268461 Email: [email protected] COACHING FINANCE OFFICER Mr D Sizeland 4 Uphalle, Thorpe Marriott, NorwiCh NR8 6UQ Tel: 01603 26045 Email: [email protected] SAFEGUARDING LEAD Mr J Willson 82 BeeCh Road, Hadleigh, Benfleet, Essex. SS7 2AG Tel: 01702 559139 Mbl: 07860 736610 Email: [email protected] DISABILITY LIAISON OFFICER Mr G Bellamy 15 Glebe Avenue, Arlesey, Beds SG15 6UP Tel: Email: [email protected], [email protected] ENGLISH ARCHERY FEDERATION REPRESENTATIVE Mr N A DimmoCk Benella, 270 Central Road, Morden, Surrey, SM4 5KG Tel/Fax: 020 8648 7411 Mbl: 07885 236406 Email: [email protected] WEBSITE MANAGER Mr R Pilkington [email protected] COUNTY REPRESENTATIVES (Note: Some of the OffiCers and OffiCials also represent their Counties) BEDFORDSHIRE (2) Mr B ATTRILL Heartsease, Sewell, Dunstable, Beds LU6 1RP Tel: 01582 603692 [email protected] BERKSHIRE (2) Mr S NICOLSON 105c FoxCote, FinChampstead, Wokingham RG40 3PG Tel: 01189 733470 [email protected] Mrs C STOCKER 66 Westlands Avenue, Slough SL1 6AN Tel: 01628 605564 [email protected] BUCKINGHAMSHIRE (2) Mr K GRAY Tel: [email protected] CAMBRIDGESHIRE (2) Mr J GORMAN 56 High Street, Aldreth, Ely CB6 3PG Tel: 01353 741005 [email protected] Mr P WATSON 16 Peacock Drive, Bottisham, Cambridge CB25 9EF [email protected] Ms P LANGTON [email protected] ESSEX & SUFFOLK (3) Mr A PURSER 54 Clyde CresCent, Chelmsford CM1 2LL Tel: 07944 78994 [email protected] Mr and Mrs M PEARCE 255 Marks Road, Romford RM7 7AL Tel: 01708 733851 [email protected], [email protected] HAMPSHIRE (3) Mr R PRESS 95a Shirley Road, Southampton, SO15 3FE [email protected] Mr N LOADER [email protected] Mr P TURNER 8 Kingsley Park, WhitChurCh RG28 7HA Tel: 01256 893638 [email protected] HERTFORDSHIRE (3) Mr G BELLAMY 15 Glebe Avenue, Arlesey, Beds SG15 6UP [email protected] KENT (3) Mr B BEANEY 213 Canterbury Road, Kennington, ASHFORD, TN24 9QH Tel: 01233 626172 [email protected] Mr N A DIMMOCK 270 Central Road, Morden, Surrey, SM4 5RG Tel: 0208 648 7411 [email protected] Mrs A BAILY 13 Longleigh Lane, Bexleyheath, DA7 5SL Tel: 07905 038548 [email protected] LONDON (2) Mr E ARMFIELD 5 Brecon Court, Greenacres, North Park, Eltham, SE9 5BG Tel: 0208 850 0209 [email protected] Mr R Radosz [email protected] Tel: MIDDLESEX (2) Ms J DENNY [email protected] Mr G PRATT 5 LetChford TenaCe, Headstone Lane, Harrow, Middx, HA3 6PB Tel: 0208 421 0013 [email protected] Ms I LAWRENCE [email protected] NORFOLK (2) Mr J Mills Mr D SIZELAND 4 Uphalle, Thorpe Marriott, NorwiCh, NR8 6UQ Tel: 01603 260457 [email protected] OXFORDSHIRE (2) Mr C CHARLESWORTH [email protected] Ms M DAPRA [email protected] SURREY (3) Mr L BASHFORD 2a Woodend, Sutton SM1 3LH [email protected] Mr D MOBBS SUSSEX (3) Mr R BROWN 4 Norfolk Place, Littlehampton, BN17 5PD Tel: 01903 713747 [email protected] BEDFORDSHIRE County Archery Association County Secretary: Mr M Bax, 10 Silverweed, St Neots PE19 7GZ Tel: 01480 381172 Email: [email protected] Clophill Archery Club (Open Club) GNAS No. EA532 Email: [email protected] Club/range: Braziers Field, Kiln Lane, Clophill, Beds. Dunstable Bowmen (Open Club) GNAS No. EA531 Dunstable Junior Bowmen (Open Club) GNAS No. EA1662 Email: [email protected] Club/range: The London Gliding Club, Tring Road, Dunstable. Hawks Archery Club (Open Club) GNAS No. EA530 Email: [email protected] Club/range: The Cross Keys, Pulloxhill, Beds. Kestrels Archery Club (Open Club) GNAS No. EA529 Kestrels Junior Archery Club (Open Club) GNAS No. EA1450 Email: [email protected] Club/range: Furzenhall Riding School, Furzenhall Road, Biggleswade, Beds. One Nation Archery Club (Open Club) GNAS No. EA1812 One Nation Junior Archery Club (Open Club) GNAS No. EA2156 E-mail: [email protected] Club/range: Denbigh High School, Alexandra Ave., Luton, Beds Ouse Valley Archers (Open Club) GNAS No. EA1253 Ouse Valley Junior Archers (Open Club) GNAS No. EA1338 E-mail: [email protected] Club/range: Putnoe Primary School, ChurCh Lane, Goldington. Pepperstock Archers (Open Club) GNAS No. EA363 E-mail: [email protected] Club/range: Slip End Playing Fields, Slip End, Luton. St. Neots Bowmen (Open Club) GNAS No. EA436 Email: [email protected] Club/range: The CriCket Ground, Offord DarCy 6 BERKSHIRE County Archery Association Email: [email protected] Archway TDH SportsAble (Closed P/H Club) GNAS No. EB2687 GNAS No. EB514 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Club/Range: Amners Farm, Burghfield RG30 3UE Club/Range: BraywiCk Playing Field, Maidenhead B A G C (Closed) West Windsor Archers Email: [email protected] GNAS No. EB511. Club/Range E-mail: [email protected] Club/range: Dedworth Middle SChool, Windsor, Bowmen of Burleigh Berkshire. GNAS No. EB526 Email: [email protected] Windsor Forest Bowmen Club/Range: Emmbrook School, Cantley Park, GNAS No. EB513 Wokingham Email: [email protected] Club/range: St. Stephens Field, Home Park, Bowmen of Warfield Windsor GNAS No. EB515 Email: [email protected] Club/Range: Hill Farm Lane, Binfield Buscot Park Archers GNAS No. EB525 E-mail: [email protected] Club/Range: BusCot Park, Eaton Hastings, Faringdon, Oxon. Crowthorne Archers GNAS No. EB524 Crowthorne Junior Archers GNAS No. EB1309 E-mail: [email protected] Club/Range: Wildmoor Heath School, Crowthorne; Sandhurst Sports Centre Dark Side Archers (Closed) GNAS No. 2356 E-mail: [email protected] Club/Range: Harlequin Bowmen GNAS No. EB527. E-mail: [email protected] Club/Range: Harwell Oxford Campus, Didcot, Oxfordshire Knights Archers GNAS No. EB1916 Email: [email protected] Club/range: University Sports Park, Shinfield Rd RG6 6AH Maidenhead Archers GNAS No. EB5I0 Email: [email protected] Club/range: BraywiCk Sports Club, Maidenhead. Reading Archers GNAS No. EB521 Email: [email protected] Club/range: Crosfields Sch, Shinfield Rd,Reading 7 BUCKINGHAMSHIRE Archery Association Email: [email protected] British Wheelchair Archery Club (Closed Disabled) Westcott Archers GNAS GNAS No. EC2313 No. EC495 Email: [email protected] Westcott Junior Archers GNAS Club/range: Stoke Mandeville Stadium No. EC1442 Email: [email protected] Centaur Archers (Closed) Club/range: WestCott Leisure Centre, Ashdown GNAS No. EC494 Road Email: [email protected] Club/range: Aylesbury RFC, Weston Turville, Whiteleaf Bowmen Aylesbury. GNAS No. EC497 Email: [email protected] Little Abbey Bowmen Club/range: ArChery Field, Main Road, LaCey GNAS No. EC499 Green Email: [email protected] Club/range: Amersham & Chiltern Rugby Club, Ash Grove, Weedon Lane, Amersham HP6 5QU Newport Pagnell Archers GNAS No. EC498 Email: [email protected] Club/range: Simpson George Amey Centre, Milton Keynes Shenley & Loughton Toxophilists GNAS No ECI200 Shenley & Loughton Junior Toxophilists GNAS No. EC1836 Email: [email protected] Club/Range: Shenley Leisure Centre, Shenley ChurCh End Silver Arrow Archers GNAS No. EC1845 Email: [email protected] Club/Range: Sparrow Hall Farm, Edlesborough LU6 2ES Slough & Burnham Archers GNAS No. EC1836 Email: [email protected] Club/range: Burnham Upper School, Opendale Road, Burnham SL1 7LZ South Bucks Archers GNAS No. EC1582 Email: [email protected]
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