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Project: Winchester Sport and Leisure Centre Engagement: Sports Clubs Project: Winchester Sport and Leisure Centre Engagement: Sports Clubs, National Governing Bodies and Charitable Trusts Meeting: Sport Groups & National Governing Bodies (NGBs) Meeting, 15.02.2018, 3:30 – 7:30pm, Holiday Inn, Winchester Sports Clubs Contacted (49) Sports Clubs Meeting Attendees (20) Written Responses Received From Sports Clubs (6) AFC Corinthians AFC Corinthians Littleton Junior Football Club Brazilian Jui Jitsu Junior Park Run Southampton City Rollers Cheerleading School Lewis-Allsopp School of Dancing Winchester And District Athletics Club Hampshire Visually Impaired Cricket Club Littleton Junior Football Club Winchester City Penguins Swimming Club Hampshire Wheelchair Racing Group Spitfire Taekwondo Southampton City Rollers Winchester Netball Club Integr8 Dance Treasure Gymnastics Winchester Warriors Junior Cricket Club Ippon Ryu Ju Jitsu Tri Team Wessex King Alfred Public House Football Wessex Swim School Kings Gate Lawn Tennis Club Winchester & District Cricket Clubs Association Lewis-Allsopp School of Dancing Winchester & District Girls Football League Littleton Junior Football Club Winchester And District Athletics Club NATS Netball Club Winchester City Flyers FC Osman Tennis Winchester City Penguins Swimming Club Parability Winchester Eagles Volleyball Club River Park Squash Club Winchester Gymnastics Club Salsaysol Winchester Hockey Club Sama Karate Winchester Netball Club Shots and Chasers (Netball) Winchester Park Run Southern Football League Winchester Racquets & Fitness Spitfire Taekwondo Academy Winchester Warriors Junior Cricket Club Sport and Fitness Club (50+) Squall Netball Club St Cross Symondians (Cricket) Swan Netball Club Treasure Gymnastics Tri Team Wessex Triathlon Uk Shaolin Temple (Martial Art) Westgate Badminton Centre Winchester And District Athletics Club Winchester & District Cricket Clubs Association Winchester & District Girls Football League Winchester & District Sports Association for the Disabled Winchester Amateur Boxing Club Project: Winchester Sport and Leisure Centre Engagement: Sports Clubs, National Governing Bodies and Charitable Trusts Meeting: Sport Groups & National Governing Bodies (NGBs) Meeting, 15.02.2018, 3:30 – 7:30pm, Holiday Inn, Winchester Winchester Badminton Club Winchester City Basketball Club Winchester City Flyers Winchester City Penguins Swimming Club Winchester Eagles Winchester Gymnastics Club Winchester Hockey Club Winchester Judo Club Winchester Junior Parkrun Winchester Martial Arts Winchester Netball Club Winchester Parkrun Winchester Racquets And Fitness Winchester Wado-Kai Karate Club Winchester Wasps Worthys Youth Football Club NGBs Contacted (23) NGBs Meeting Attendees (7) Written Responses Received From NGBs (3) Badminton England British Gymnastics Basketball England British Canoeing England Boxing Hampshire Cricket Board British Cycling England Handball Volleyball England British Gymnastics England Hockey British Judo Hampshire Cricket Board British Triathlon Hampshire FA England Athletics Swim England England Basketball England Boxing England Handball England Hockey England Netball England Squash Great Britain Wheelchair Basketball Association Great Britain Wheelchair Rugby Hampshire Cricket Board Project: Winchester Sport and Leisure Centre Engagement: Sports Clubs, National Governing Bodies and Charitable Trusts Meeting: Sport Groups & National Governing Bodies (NGBs) Meeting, 15.02.2018, 3:30 – 7:30pm, Holiday Inn, Winchester Hampshire FA Lawn Tennis Associated Rugby Football Union Swim England Table Tennis England Triathlon England Volleyball England Charitable Trusts Contacted (2) Charitable Trusts Meeting Attendees (2) Written Responses Received From Charitable Trusts (1) EnergiseMe EnergiseMe Winchester SALT Winchester SALT Winchester SALT.
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