Congratulations to the Master's section of the club, which celebrated its 21st birthday on January 5th. The team was set up by Mark and Alie Patterson who are both still active swimmers, as well as playing significant roles in the running of the club. The numbers are currently nearly fifty members with a choice of five swimming sessions a week , shared between Bingham and Cotgrave pools. Ages at present range from 21 to almost 70! There are several coaches who have level 2 or above coaching qualifications. The section...

It’s now time to present the 2022 Club Captains! The two selected have shown incredible commitment to their training and to the club since Saffy took over as Head Coach. She has been amazed by their progression and hard work in training, both putting in the hard work into every session - two great role models for the rest of the club! They are both approachable individuals who will undoubtedly represent the club in the best possible way. The 2022 Club Captains are: Ella Thelwell-Hudson Tyler Young-Upton Congratulations to the...

The Committee is very pleased to announce that Saffy Blackwood has been appointed as the new Head Coach of Calverton and Bingham Swimming Club. Saffy is the first head coach that has been 'homegrown', progressing from a club swimmer to now, the highest position on the coaching team. She has already carried out coaching duties with the Swim Team at her University, as well as gaining nationally recognised coaching qualifications. We know she is a very popular member of the club and well-known to almost everyone at CABSC. We hope...

Introducing the new CABSC website! After spending the last two months reviewing the website content and upgrading the site, I'm happy to announce that our hard work has finally finished. Thank you to Kath who has helped support these activities, to Simon Curzon-Hepworth for recreating the CASBC logo, and to Steve Leica and Mark Shipston for providing photos. If you find any issues with the site, please reach out to and I will resolve them as soon as possible. Many thanks, Declan Curzon-Hepworth.