It’s always so quiet this time of year! Time to relax on the Beach Bench.
I like to take a month off after Maravan to recharge and unwind, and then its the unglamorous stuff in the background of reviewing risk assessments, renewing permits and permissions.
Both parks have already agreed to the event – that was done before we’d even packed away in November, so that’s the biggest hurdle out of the way.
Risk assessment is written, and I can’t renew the permit and get all those lovely millions of pounds of insurance that come with it until the spring at the earliest.
So it’s currently a game of sitting and waiting.
I know November is a long way away, but I’ve got certain landmarks along the way that I need to hit and pay for. Permit and medals seem to come up very quickly, which is why I open entries early.
Now January’s over, if you’re thinking about entering, now’s an excellent time…
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Permit
Pleased to confirm that once again, we’ll be running under a permit issued by the Association of Running Clubs, which gives £10million of liability insurance and assures you that the organisation of the event meets certain guaranteed standards.
It is therefore absolutely acceptable for the majority of multi-marathon clubs, including the UK 100 Marathon Club.
Paperwork up to date
All public events in North East Lincolnshire need to submit an event safety form to the council with a risk assessment and evidence of insurance.
I’ve just had an email back from the council commending me on the COVID-19 mitigation hat I have included in my Risk Assessment.
That’s why it’s good to review these things properly every year