
British Cup champion Luke Dillon and the British team Huntigton.
British Surfing is responsible for the selection, preparation and management of British teams competing on the world stage including the Olympic Games.
The Board of Directors have identified the need to enhance the skills and experience within the existing Board, to build on the progress of recent years.
Therefore they wish to recruit three new Board members with specialist expertise in the following areas:
1. Performance & Talent Development
2. Commercial & Marketing
2. Finance (Treasurer)
The Board meets formally six times per year either in person or remotely and as necessary from time to time. There is an expectation that Board members will also support specific projects or be members of one or more sub-committees as well as attending the occasional surfing event.
The roles are voluntary and reasonable expenses will be paid.
How to apply
If you are interested to get involved and play an important part in British Surfings future, please contact Jon Austin at [email protected] who can provide the recruitment pack.
Should you subsequently wish to apply, please submit your CV and a covering letter to Jon Austin at the same email address, clearly identifying how your skills and experiences are relevant to the requirements outlined in the role description, and the unique qualities you will bring to the role.
Please also state at the outset which of the three roles you are applying for.
The recruitment pack is here

CCC voted unanimously for action on discharges into rivers, bathing waters and shellfish harvesting areas and for the work to be funded by reduction of bonuses and dividends rather consumers.
CCC said “every river in Cornwall and across England is now polluted beyond legal limits and that chemical pollution is mostly caused by sewage discharges from water companies and run-offs from farms through poor nutrient and livestock management”.
The are writing to SWW’s chief executive, the Secretary of State for Environment, and the chairperson of the Parliamentary Environmental Audit Committee calling for greater enforcement of “existing regulatory powers” for both sewage discharge.
SWW said it said it had reduced spills “in this year’s bathing season” by 50% on 2021, and the duration of those spills by 75%.
Which is pretty funny as we have just had one of the driest seasons in years, and we all know what happened when it started to rain again…
Bit naughty….