About Us..

We are one of the top competitive swimming clubs in Essex. High quality coaching from Learn to Swim through to International standard is provided in a friendly and family orientated club structure. Within our squads we have National Age/Youth winners and finalists, and we compete at County, District and National levels, including various open meets through-out the year.

We have formed partnerships with 2 local disability swimming groups to ensure that the appropriate level of training/supervision can be provided to meet individual needs.

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News

LONDON YOUTH CHAMPS MAY 08
Swimmers from the London Borough of Redbridge participated at the London Youth Swimming Championships held at Gurnell Leisure Centre, where Chris Inch and Georgia Hunton Clarke set Regional Records.
Posted May 7 2008 by Paul Robbins.

National Disability Championships 08
Craig Moate from the London Borough of Redbridge competed at the National Disability Swimming Championships in Sheffield. 
Posted May 6 2008 by Paul Robbins.

REDBRIDGE SPRINT MEET
The London Borough of Redbridge Swimming Club held their annual sprint meet at Fullwell Cross swimming pool last weekend – and it was the most successful meet yet.  Personal best times tumbled and Regional times set by over 40 Redbridge swimmers.  The Chairman was also presented on behalf of the club with a certificate from Janna Callum (London Swimming RDO) for achieveing Swim 21 accreditation.
Posted April 28 2008 by Paul Robbins.

Crawley Spring Open Gala.
Nine swimmers from the London Borough of Redbridge Swimming Club took part in this top level competition with many PBs and national qualifying times achieved.
Posted April 23 2008 by Gary Inch.

Essex Block D Results
The London Borough of Redbridge Swimming Club competed in the last block of the Essex swimming championships, finishing a credible 3rd out of 25 teams. Overall, Redbridge achieved 55 golds, 27 silvers and 21 bronze and an additional 50 positions in the top 6.
Posted March 31 2008 by Paul Robbins.

Swimline

The ASA is committed to promoting the welfare of children in the sport and have joined with the National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children in creating SWIMLINE. The service is provided for anyone involved in swimming, including children and young people who believe the welfare of a child is at risk.

SWIMLINE: 0808 100 4001

Calls are free and do not appear on itemised bills unless the call is made from a mobile phone. SWIMLINE does not use the 1471 (call back) code or any other call return or call display facility. If you leave a message someone will aim to call back during the next working day. If you phone over the weekend, someone will aim to contact you on Monday.