ECF Grassroots Support Initiative
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Paul Cooksey
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ECF Grassroots Support Initiative
I'm preparing for the Berks AGM. I think the Grassroots support initiative - 10k for each of 9 geographic regions - is one of the most notable changes.
Has anyone here submitted an application?
https://www.englishchess.org.uk/ecf-grassroots-support/
https://www.englishchess.org.uk/wp-cont ... pectus.pdf
Has anyone here submitted an application?
https://www.englishchess.org.uk/ecf-grassroots-support/
https://www.englishchess.org.uk/wp-cont ... pectus.pdf
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Roger de Coverly
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Re: ECF Grassroots Support Initiative
Other ECF activity makes it two steps forwards and one back. The additional entry fee required for non-members and league only members to enter a Congress, perhaps their first, has increased substantially. That's if Congresses don't put up the barriers to new participation by declaring "members only".Paul Cooksey wrote: ↑Wed Aug 14, 2024 10:39 amI'm preparing for the Berks AGM. I think the Grassroots support initiative - 10k for each of 9 geographic regions - is one of the most notable changes.
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Mick Norris
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Re: ECF Grassroots Support Initiative
It's being coordinated in the NW by Richard Walsh (Lancs) and the NE by Andy Wainwright (Yorks) but I am not aware it has yet got to application stage
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Paul Cooksey
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Re: ECF Grassroots Support Initiative
I was happy to hear at the ECF meeting we will hear about the first wave of grants in a month or so.
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Re: ECF Grassroots Support Initiative
Hampshire Junior Chess Association benefitted by purchasing a tranche of DGT 2500 timers and flight cases. Thanks to the ECF, DGT and Chess & Bridge:
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Re: ECF Grassroots Support Initiative
This was a great offer and the HCA also took the opportunity for 25 clocks and 5 cases (will make lugging the clocks up the staircase at the HCA congress much easier!).
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Re: ECF Grassroots Support Initiative
GrahamStuart wrote: ↑Sun Oct 12, 2025 3:28 pmThis was a great offer and the HCA also took the opportunity for 25 clocks and 5 cases (will make lugging the clocks up the staircase at the HCA congress much easier!).
I remember the above display being a prize on Bullseye, the runner-up won a speedboat and came from Northampton.
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