Important Note..

The club's Annual general Meeting will be held on 7th July at 7.30pm - 8.15pm at the Redbridge Cycle Centre.
For more details click here.

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.

LBRSC will endeavour to accommodate swimmers of all abilities, 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

Boys 4x200 Relay Make National Champs
Adam Gillard, Lawrence Brown, Charlie Dentith and Tom Beadle qualified for the National Age Group Championships in the 4x200 free relay
Posted June 27 2009 by Paul Robbins.

Brown Makes It #11 National Swimmer At Sheffield
The London Borough of Redbridge Swimming Club participated in one of the most competitive long course events in the swimming calendar last weekend in Sheffield. 
Posted June 8 2009 by Paul Robbins.

Waltham Forest - Georgiev Makes #10 National Swimmer
The London Borough of Redbridge Swimming Club sent a team to Waltham Forest pool to compete at a level 1 gala. Ivan Georgiev became the 10th national swimmer, achieving 2.10 for the 200m fly. 
Posted May 26 2009 by Paul Robbins.

National Disability Championships
Craig Moate from the London Borough of Redbridge Swimming Club competed at the National disability championships in Sheffield last weekend.
Posted May 19 2009 by Paul Robbins.

London Long Course Meet - Wingrove Makes #9 National Swimmer
4 swimmers from the London Borough of Redbridge participated in the London Region long distance meet at Crystal Palace.
Posted May 18 2009 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.