About Us
Formed in January 2011, Tyne Bridge Harriers are a North East Running Club based at East End Pool in Byker. We are affiliated to the Governing body for athletics in the United Kingdom, UK Athletics and meet on Tuesday and Thursday nights for training sessions from 18:00, with an aim to start running by 18:30. The club also hosts a Beginners session on a Wednesday evening (East End Pool, 18:30 – 19:30) and a session for Under-16’s, which takes place at Newcastle High School for Girls (Jesmond) between 18:00 – 19:00 on Wednesday evenings.
The club has both male and female runners and welcome all abilities. New runners are always welcome. We currently have 5 different training groups; from fast paced runners to slower runners / beginners & those returning from injury. Whatever your ability, you will be welcomed and our experienced Coaches and Trainers will always look after you.
You can always come along to give it a try, in fact we recommend that you do this for several sessions before you make any decisions to join. Training sessions are free to try out so you have nothing to lose.
If you have any questions about joining Tyne Bridge Harriers or you would like further information, please contact us
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1) Code of Conduct for Tyne Bridge Harriers As a responsible Athletics Club, Tyne Bridge Harriers will: • Adopt national welfare policies and procedures, adhere to the codes of conduct, and respond to any suspected breaches, in accordance with the welfare procedures as recommended by the National Governing Body. • Liaise appropriately with parents/persons with …
The Tyne Bridge Harriers management committee meet regularly to organise various aspects of how the club is run and ensure the aims and objectives of the club are achieved. The committee are all volunteers and give their time freely to support the club. Club members are welcome to attend committee meetings, details of which are …
Tyne Bridge Harriers is committed to providing an environment which is as safe as possible for its members. However, accidents and incidents do, unfortunately, happen and we encourage members to report all accidents and incidents for monitoring and, where appropriate, investigation, to ensure that procedures are in place to prevent, as far as possible, similar accidents and incidents occurring again. To report …
Updated: 10th July 2020 1. Name The club will be called Tyne Bridge Harriers. The club shall be affiliated to the National Governing Body (NGB) of the sport – England Athletics, and will accept and abide by the rules and codes of practice of that body. 2. Aims and objectives The aims and objectives of …
Tyne Bridge Harriers Privacy Statement and Policy Tyne Bridge Harriers is committed to protecting and respecting your privacy. The Club ensures that it processes personal information in compliance with all relevant data protection legislation including the Data Protection Act 1998 and, after 25th May 2018, the General Data Protection Legislation. This Policy explains when and …
Kevin Cheetham (1965-2019) Having joined Tyne Bridge Harriers in 2013, Kev quickly became an integral part of the club, first becoming a Committee member and then taking on the role of Membership Secretary in 2014. The following years brought massive growth to the club, with membership numbers rising from 100 in 2014 to almost 500 …
