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Our Next Event – Verulamium?
Our next scheduled event is at Verulamium Park, St Albans on December 19th. As that is very close to the currently scheduled end of lockdown, we will not be opening entries until we have permissions to stage the event. Assuming it’s on, we’d love to see you there! Read more…
Latest HH Newsletter
The November newsletter is now available – click here…
Ben’s talent is recognised!
Many congratulations to Ben Gostick who has been selected to join the Great Britain Talent Squad. Read more…
DIY Street-O
Street-O is continuing for the forseeable, in a DIY any-time format that meets the current lockdown guidelines. And the courses will be set up in MapRunF, a new app that can track you virtually around your route. See the DIY Street-O page for this week’s location and all the details..
Orienteering in Iceland – or an alternative to Lockdown
It may have been Lockdown in the UK this summer, but there was Orienteering in Iceland, so part of family Marsden decided to sample the delights of orienteering there. Read more…
AGM – membership fees down!
We held our AGM by Zoom on 8th September. The club element of subscriptions for next year will be halved, as a gesture to members recognising that we haven’t been able to do all we wanted to do for you this year.
On the committee, Ben Bardsley takes over as Treasurer from Hugh Wiltshire, who falls foul of the HH rule that committee members can only do 3 years in one role. Many thanks to Hugh for handling things so efficiently.
The new JROS Calendar
Keith has a small stock of the JROS Calendar (£8 each) and if you missed the deadline to order one direct he will be happy to supply one to you. Find out all about it here…
Virtual Lagganlia
This year’s annual junior training camp for the UK’s top juniors had to be cancelled. In its place a Virtual Weekend was staged and congratulations to Maggie for being selected and taking part. Here is her report. Read more…
HH – The Early Years
Alan Rosen has written a fascinating booklet describing the club’s earliest days, covering the years from 1968 to 1983, with reflections on the sport’s development nationally. See the Club History page for the full story…
