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Return to Athletics
Following the latest announcment made on 22nd of December 2021, we have updated our Return to Athletics guidance documents - please see below.
Event organisers, affiliated clubs and running groups should continue to be mindful of the need to risk assess activities and take necessary precautions to minimise the risk of the spread of the virus in line with the latest Welsh Government regulations and guidance. The Track and Trace procedures adopted by clubs and groups throughout the pandemic should be continued as a matter of course. All activity taking place across the sport should take into account both national and any more localised restrictions that may be applicable.
Our licensing process will continue to ensure the safety of competitors, volunteers and spectators at these events.
Please note Welsh Athletics is the only recognised licensing body for all athletics disciplines in Wales [Track & Field, Road, Trail, Mountain & Cross Country].
- Test, Trace & Protect guidance for the 'Responsible Person' Updated, V2, 29/9/20
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Disability Sport Wales have also issued a series of Return to Sport Guides for Clubs
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For Road and Multi-Terrain races, please see the Run Britain Guidance pages
Updated versions of our Return to Athletics guidance documents following the Welsh Government announcements on 22nd December 2021:
Return to Club Activity V11
Return to Competition V9
Return to Group Running V6
Return to Providing Facility use V13
Below are 3 examples of risk assessment compiled by members of the community in Wales [they have been anonymised]
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