

Club Committee and Roles
As a volunteer led club we are run by a committee of volunteers that is elected by our members at our annual AGM, and these elected officers are responsible for the day to day running of the club and its long term strategy
Any of our members can put themselves forward for a position provided they have two other club member willing to support them in their nomination.
We would ask that all of our members consider if they would be interested to stand for a role, as it is important we have a new influx of club members onto our committee.
If you would like to discuss any aspect of volunteering with Dolphins please email [email protected] for more info.
Committee Roles
These roles form the clubs committee and these people are charged with making decisions on behalf of the club.
Chair

Secretary

Treasurer

Membership Secretary

Volunteer Co-ordinator

Coach Co-ordinator

Fundraising Officer

Media Officer

Head Coach - Appointed (non elected role)
Non-Committee Roles
These roles aren't part of the clubs committee but are vital support roles for the club to run efficiently.
Swim Mark Co-ordinator

Competition Secretary

Team Managers

Poolside Helpers

Chaperones

Swim England is proud to be teaming up with leading swimming club administration platforms – including Swim Club Manager and Swim Manager – to deliver a faster, more efficient way for clubs, coaches, and event organisers to access official swimming times.
A very big thank you to Tesco Clitheroe In The Community for their generous donation from their book sales in July!
Some of our swimmers & Paul our chairman went to collect the cheque today.
We would like to wish all athletes across the North West all the best today if they are receiving their GCSE results today.
Swim England North West are delighted to announce that the SENW Regional Winter Championships together with a Winter Development Meet will take place on the 1st & 2nd November 2025 at Manchester Aquatics Centre (25m).
Leaders from across local government and the fitness and leisure sector are urging the Government to ensure that the £400 million announced in the Spending Review for grassroots sports facilities is directed towards vital community assets such as leisure centres, swimming pools and local gyms.
Swim England and AP Race have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) that will see the two organisations work collaboratively to drive positive change across the swimming sector in England.
Swimming is more than a sport - it’s a vital tool for physical and mental health.
Swim England Chief Executive, Andy Salmon, welcomed the announcement of the government's NHS 10 year plan. He said it was great to see the role of prevention in keeping the nation healthy being recognised throughout.
Clitheroe Dolphins through the years!