The Management team are looking forward to seeing you at K Sports next Sunday May 8 to share memories and enjoy the company of umpiring friends and colleagues. Please bring any memorabilia that you wish to share and also any umpiring kit that you would like to donate to a contact in Ghana. It’s not too late to decide to attend if you’re now available, just turn up between 12-14-00 to enjoy a drink and buffet with colleagues!

Bob Jordan
KHUA Secretary
[email protected]

IMPORTANT
To assist the family, please could you contact Malcolm Porter (details have been sent to members via email), by Saturday 30th April 2022 and confirm whether you will be attending Geoff’s funeral in person and also indicating whether you will be joining Norman Bishop (Geoff’s brother), and his wife at the buffet afterwards.
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Funeral arrangements

Norman Bishop, Geoff’s brother, would very much like you to join him and his wife at Geoff’s funeral on:-
Friday 6th May at 1.00 PM at Eltham Crematorium

Details for the Eltham Crematorium are:- Crown Woods Way, London SE9 2AZ. There is no direct entrance off the A2 although it can be seen from it. It’s best to come off at the A2 at the Bexleyheath exit and head London bound on the road that runs parallel to the A2. At the traffic light with a BP petrol station on the right turn right at those lights and enter Crown Woods Way with the entrance to the Crematorium is on the left near to the end of the road.

In addition, for those unable to attend in person there will also be a Webcast – Details have been sent to members via email.

Funeral Directors – Details have been sent to members via email.

Please note - Family Flowers only please. However, Norman and family would very much appreciate any donations to the charity Diabetes UK.
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Wake arrangements

There will also be a wake after the service. The wake is to be held at

Chislehurst Golf Club
Camden Park Road
Chislehurst
BR7 5HTJ
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Bob Jordan
KHUA Secretary
[email protected]

The draft meeting minutes have been sent to the members by email.

Approval requirements are contained within the minutes.

Bob Jordan
KHUA Secretary
[email protected]

Dear all,

I am saddened to report the passing of one of our long-standing members, Geoff Bishop.

Details of funeral arrangements will follow in due course.

Kind regards and stay safe,

Bob Jordan
KHUA Secretary
[email protected]

You can still contact me on [email protected] by 17:00 on Monday 11th April 2022 if you wish to attend either or both of these events, and you haven’t yet advised me.
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Funeral arrangements

Tony’s funeral will take place at Eltham Crematorium on Friday 22nd April at 3.30pm. Everyone is welcome to attend.

Details for the Eltham Crematorium are:- Crown Woods Way, London SE9 2AZ. There is no direct entrance off the A2 although it can be seen from it. It’s best to come off at the A2 at the Bexleyheath exit and head London bound on the road that runs parallel to the A2. At the traffic light with a BP petrol station on the right turn right at those lights and enter Crown Woods Way with the entrance to the Crematorium is on the left near to the end of the road.

They have requested no flowers, but donations can be made to:- Greenwich and Bexley Hospice who gave Tony and the family great support in the last few months of Tony’s life. Donations should be made online at:- https://www.communityhospice.org.uk where messages relating to Tony can be left.

Should you wish to send a card to the family, please contact me at [email protected] and I will send you the address.
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Wake arrangements

The wake will be held at the 151 Club. The address is 151 Broadway, Bexleyheath DA6 7EZ.

Walking - An entrance for those walking in is between No 149, the Giggling Sausage, and No 153, Cake Box.

Car parking options:
1. There is a pay and display carpark between No 159, Kaspers, and No 161, Pizza Express. That costs between £2 and £3. The venue and the carpark are on the opposite side of the Broadway to the large Church.
2. Opposite the Bowling Alley there is also a London Borough of Bexley Car Park known as the Oakland Road Car Park, which costs £4,90 for four hours. There are three pay machines all adjacent to each other. Two only accept bookings online via RingGo but the third should accept cash or Card. This entrance is behind the side of the venue and possible parking in Bexleyheath Broadway and runs parallel to it.
3. Another alternative would be by using the large Asda carpark, which is on the other side of the Broadway accessible off the one-way system closer the town centre.
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Bob Jordan
KHUA Secretary
[email protected]

An email has been sent to members with the options for disposal and a Zoom invitation.

Apologies for the late notification. The website has been down for a number of days and therefore the Secretary has been unable to send any emails or post any notices.

Bob Jordan
KHUA Secretary
[email protected]

REMINDER

To all KHUA umpires, past and present,

Please could you urgently email Debbie Garner ([email protected]) by April 8th if you wish to attend as we need numbers for catering purposes!

Date: Sunday May 8th 2022
Time: 12 noon to 2pm (you can of course continue in the bar after this time)
Venue: K Sports
Food: A FREE finger buffet and an initial FREE drink from the bar.

The Management Committee look forward to seeing as many of you as possible.

Bob Jordan
KHUA Secretary
[email protected]

REMINDER

Please could you email me at [email protected] and let me know if you are intending to come to the funeral and wake or just the funeral (or wake).

It is important that you let me know asap as the family don’t have much time to book a suitable venue.

Bob Jordan
KHUA Secretary
[email protected]

Tony’s funeral will take place at Eltham Crematorium on Friday 22nd April at 3.30pm. Everyone is welcome to attend.

Details for the Eltham Crematorium are:- Crown Woods Way, London SE9 2AZ. There is no direct entrance off the A2 although it can be seen from it. It’s best to come off at the A2 at the Bexleyheath exit and head London bound on the road that runs parallel to the A2. At the traffic light with a BP petrol station on the right turn right at those lights and enter Crown Woods Way with the entrance to the Crematorium is on the left near to the end of the road.

The family haven’t yet arranged where they will meet up after the funeral as they need an idea of the numbers likely to attend from Tony’s hockey family. This will enable them to book a suitable venue.

Therefore, please could you email me at [email protected] and let me know if you are intending to come to the funeral and/or wake. Please could you let me know by 17:00 on Monday 11th April 2022. Thank you.

Bob Jordan
KHUA Secretary
[email protected]

Notice of SGM 2 – 12th April 2022

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a Special General Meeting of the Kent Hockey Umpiring Association (KHUA) will be held at 19:30pm on Tuesday 12th April 2022. This meeting will be held online (via Zoom), due to the Covid19 pandemic conditions currently existing in the UK.

This meeting will be held for the purpose of transacting the following business.
CONSTITUTION AMENDMENT

Section 19.3 (Dissolution of the Association) was amended, after being voted and passed by the members at SGM 1 on 18th January 2022.

However, it has since come to the Management Team’s attention that there is a technical legal ambiguity in the amended wording of Section 19.3.

Therefore, in order to ensure legal compliance, it is proposed to seek members agreement to further amend the wording in Section 19.3. This will not change the intent of the members who were present at SGM 1 (18th January 2022), and voted for the Constitution amendment.

The proposed wording
Upon the agreed dissolution of the Association, any assets remaining shall be distributed/transferred as per the members wishes; this distribution/transfer process having been voted and agreed upon by the majority of members present at an SGM called for such purpose and all as per the Association's Constitution.

IMPORTANT – This proposed wording change will have to be voted upon and passed at SGM 2 on the 12th April 2022 prior to any other business.
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SGM 2 – 12th April 2022
This meeting will be held for the purpose of transacting the following business.
AGENDA
1. Chairman’s opening address

SECTION 1
2. To approve an amendment to the KHUA Constitution
NOTE: To pass this proposal, there needs to be a two-thirds majority vote of at least 25 people in an SGM, as per the Constitution 16.2, 17.2 and 19.2, i.e. at least 18 people.

SECTION 2
3. To approve the dissolution date (31st May 2022) of the KHUA.
NOTE: To pass this proposal, there needs to be a simple majority vote of members attending SGM 2 on 12th April 2022.

4. Members to vote on the proposals for disposal of remaining assets, which have been circulated to the members at least 30 days before this meeting by the Secretary.
Members were invited to submit alternative options for disposal of assets not later than 20 days prior to this meeting. This was to allow the Management Team to review any members’ proposals that were received. Members’ proposals should have been submitted to the Secretary at [email protected].
NOTE: To pass this proposal, there needs to be a simple majority vote of members attending SGM 2 on 12th April 2022.

4. Chairman’s closing comments.
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The Secretary will send a reminder summary of the proposals for disposal of KHUA assets a few days prior to the meeting.

The Zoom invitation for this meeting will be sent to members by the 8th April 2022.
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Bob Jordan
KHUA Secretary
[email protected]

The SGM on Tuesday 15th March 2022 has been postponed

In order to ensure legal compliance, it is proposed to adjust wording in Section 19.3. This will not change the intent of the members who were present at SGM 1 (18th January 2022), and voted for the Constitution amendment of the revised wording to Section 19.3.

In order to ensure compliance with the Constitution, the Management Team have decided to defer SGM 2 to give members 14 days notice of a Constitution amendment of the revised wording to Section 19.3.

The new date for SGM 2 will be advised in due course.

Apologies for the late notification of postponement.

Bob Jordan
KHUA Secretary
[email protected]

I am saddened to report the passing of one of our long-standing members, Tony Puckridge.

Details of funeral arrangements will follow in due course.

Bob Jordan
KHUA Secretary
[email protected]

I am saddened to report the passing of one of our long-standing members Noel Page.

His funeral is on Wednesday 16th March at 2pm @ King Charles the Martyr Church, Tunbridge Wells (TN2 5TA). The wake is @ the Nevill Golf Club, Benhall Mill Rd, Tunbridge Wells TN2 5JW.

Further details are on the Tunbridge Wells website.

Bob Jordan
KHUA Secretary
[email protected] ... More

To all KHUA umpires, past and present,

You are invited to assemble together at K Sports on Sunday May 8th between 12 and 2pm to share memories about the association. There will be a free finger buffet provided with an initial drink from the bar.

Places are limited so please reply asap.

Please reply to Debbie Garner ([email protected]) by April 8th if you wish to attend as we need numbers for catering purposes!

The Management Committee look forward to seeing as many of you as possible

Bob Jordan
KHUA Secretary
[email protected]

Notice of Special General Meeting – 15th March 2022
(an email with more details has been sent to members)

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Special General Meeting 2 of the Kent Hockey Umpiring Association (KHUA) will be held at 19:30pm on Tuesday 15th March 2022 via Zoom (this meeting will be held online due to the Covid19 pandemic conditions currently existing in the UK).

This meeting will be held for the purpose of transacting the following business.
AGENDA
1. Chairman’s opening address
2. To approve the dissolution date (31st May 2022) of the KHUA.
3. Members to vote on six proposals for disposal of remaining Financial Assets, which have been circulated to the members at least 14 days before this meeting by the Secretary.
4. Chairman’s closing comments.

REMINDER - This meeting will be held for the purpose of transacting the 2 Agenda items. No other items will be discussed and there will be no AOB.

The Zoom invitation will be sent to all members by email not later than 7 days before this meeting.

Please make every effort to attend this very important meeting. This is the final chance to make your vote count in the disposal of the remaining KHUA Financial Assets.

As usual, please advise the Secretary at [email protected] should you be unable to attend. Please note that proxy votes are not allowed for by the KHUA Constitution.

Bob Jordan
KHUA secretary
[email protected]

Colleagues.
As Treasurer of the KHUA, and on behalf of the Association, I need to contact the following two members or get them to contact me. I have exhausted all means at my disposal without any response. If you are in contact at all with either of these members, past or present, please can you ask them to contact me as soon as is possible.

Richard Young
Emma Carter

Many thanks.
Malcolm Hasler
KHUA Treasurer
[email protected]
07734905021

The KHUA is being dissolved by 31st May 2022, due to the England Hockey Fit for the Future initiative. Therefore, there will be no 2022 June AGM.

To close off the 2021 AGM Minutes, the Secretary will circulate these minutes to members no later than 25th February 2022.

Details of how the minutes can be accepted and closed and how members can notify any amendments are contained within the Secretary’s email and section 11 (Closure) in the minutes.

Bob Jordan
KHUA Secretary
[email protected]

I am delighted to report that Annette Golding has today passed her Level 3 Watching and joins the National Women’s C panel.

Congratulations Annette and well done.

Bob Jordan
KHUA secretary
[email protected]

The draft meeting minutes have been sent to the members by email.

Approval requirements are contained within the minutes.

Bob Jordan
KHUA secretary
[email protected]

Further to the advice given at the recent London Area Virtual Umpire Meeting in the "chat area", members of the KHUA are advised, in clarification, that the current insurance provided by the KHUA will expire on the date of the dissolution of the KHUA or the 31st. May 2022 whichever is earlier.

Any questions please contact me, the KHUA Treasurer.

Malcolm Hasler
KHUA Treasurer

I am delighted to report that Mark Anderson has achieved his indoor level 3 award on the Womens panel.

Congratulations Mark and well done.

Bob Jordan
KHUA Secretary

How do you become an umpire?

It is advised the Umpires go through their L1 Tutorial by registering through England Hockey. You can register on https://www.englandhockey.co.uk and sub menus Home>Deliver>Officiate>Umpire.
Then follow the stages 1 – 3 so that an assessment game can be organised.

Stage 1: L1 Tutorial
Sage 2: Hockey Rules test
Stage 3: EH award L1 Unassessed ID No
Stage 4: Assessment for L1 Assessed Umpire status

Two initial courses on the EH website which may help prospective umpires decide which course to take are:
Introduction to Umpiring
• • It is aimed at those with little or no umpiring knowledge and would be suitable for parent helpers, teachers or young leaders
• • Great way to learn the basics of umpiring to support you umpiring 11-a-side hockey outside of formal leagues where accreditation levels exist
Level 1 Umpiring Course
• • It is aimed at those looking to umpire lower level 11 a-side games for their clubs, schools or universities and is the second step on the Umpire Development Pathway
• • Delivers theoretical aspects of umpiring to support individuals umpiring the 11-a-side game on a full-sized pitch
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Level 1 Assessments – what happens after your level 1 course?

Once the course work is completed the umpire will be given their EH ID number. They will also have to register on GMS. The next stage will be a full assessment from an assessor at a game to be agreed.

In order to arrange an assessment, please contact your Area reps ([email protected] / [email protected]) to arrange an assessment. To view South East Area guidance on the KHUA website, go to:
Information> Information&Downloads>England Hockey:Fit for the Future>South East Area Newsletter – October 2021, and
Information> Information&Downloads>England Hockey:Fit for the Future>SE Hockey - L1 unassessed - assessment guidance September 2021.

Once this has been done and the umpire passes the assessment, they become an ‘Assessed L1 umpire’ and will be able to take neutral appointments in the SE Area if they wish.

Should you wish to progress further, please review the Umpire Development Pathway. This can be found on the KHUA website under Information> Information&Downloads>England Hockey:Fit for the Future>England Hockey - Umpiring Pathway Nov 2021. HOWEVER, this does not reflect the current position as the Regional HUA and County HUA umpire 'blocks' are combined into the Area Officiating Committee. The Club Umpire levels are still appropriate.

If you are in doubt, please contact the South East Area Team as they will support umpire development going forward.
Useful SE Area Contacts - ([email protected] / [email protected])

Bob Jordan
KHUA Secretary
[email protected]

The South East Area have just issued their latest newsletter.

To view it, go to KHUA website menu (South East Area Newsletter No. 5 – November 2021) Information> Information&Downloads>England Hockey:Fit for the Future.

Bob Jordan
KHUA Secretary
[email protected]

Please note that, w.e.f. today, KHUA will not be undertaking any further DBS checks unless specifically directed to by the KHUA MT or the new South East Area requires support.
England Hockey’s stance appears to be that a DBS check will not routinely be undertaken unless a particular member regularly umpires young/vulnerable persons.

Please contact your Area’s Officiating Team, if you require a DBS check.

Bob Jordan
KHUA Secretary
[email protected]

The South East Area have just issued their latest newsletter.

To view it, go to KHUA website menu (South East Area Newsletter – October 2021) Information> Information&Downloads>England Hockey:Fit for the Future.

Should you wish to print the newsletter, please be aware that there may be an issue with printing page 3 – it may be blank or all black.

Bob Jordan
KHUA Secretary
[email protected]

The new regulations for the 2021/2022 season have been issued.

There are 24 pages of detailed information so you may wish to set aside some time to view them before the start of the season.

The instructions can be seen at the KHUA website menu - (Adult League Regulations 2021) Information> Information&Downloads>England Hockey:Fit for the Future.

You may also wish to refer to the contacts in the KHUA website posts for:
• 10th August - London Area update:
• 14th August - South East Area Newsletter 1;

Bob Jordan
KHUA Secretary
[email protected]

Many of you appear to have had issues attempting to access the new EH systems.

Due to the volume of enrolments (over 8,000 e-mails), for officials and players on the new EH systems, the system has had a huge backlog to process. This has caused an issue with the e-mail providers in sending these verification codes in a timely manner.

The challenge over the verification codes has been that they expire and due to the backlog, they haven't come through on time.

The Systems team have been working hard to resolve this issue and should be resolved shortly. Please try to stagger your registration/log ins over the next few days.

Thanks for your patience.

Bob Jordan
KHUA Secretary
[email protected]

Further to the earlier website post of today, EH have sent me the link to the Local Areas.

Unfortunately, the link does not work from the KHUA website, so I have not added it here. However, it does work in the email that I have sent to members.

You may also wish to refer to the contacts in the KHUA website posts for:
• 10th August - London Area update:
• 14th August - South East Area Newsletter 1;

Bob Jordan
KHUA Secretary
[email protected]

I have just received another email, with instructions for joining the EHO.

The instructions can be seen at the KHUA website menu - (EHO Subscription Instructions - 8th September 2021) Information> Information&Downloads>England Hockey:Fit for the Future.

Unfortunately, some of the links don’t work. I am liaising with EH to obtain the Area link.

However, I’ve found the following links:

EH Insurance
https://www.bluefinsport.co.uk/englandhockey/?utm_campaign=12619106_eho%20-%20launch%20on%20friday%2027th%20august%202021&utm_medium=email&utm_source=england%20hockey%20ltd&dm_i=k8z,7igyq,jew3mv,uk3o1,1

FAQs
https://www.englandhockey.co.uk/faqs/england-hockey-officiating?utm_campaign=12619106_EHO%20-%20Launch%20on%20Friday%2027th%20August%202021&utm_medium=email&utm_source=England%20Hockey%20Ltd&dm_i=K8Z,7IGYQ,JEW3MV,UK39S,1

The Membership benefits package can be seen at the KHUA website menu - (EHO member benefits – 6 August 2021 – Correction) Information> Information&Downloads>England Hockey:Fit for the Future.

Bob Jordan
KHUA Secretary
[email protected]

The South East Area have issued a newsletter.

To view this document (SE Hockey Newsletter 1 August 2021), go to the KHUA website menu - Information> Information&Downloads>England Hockey:Fit for the Future.

Bob Jordan
KHUA Secretary
[email protected]

London Area have issued an August 2021 update.

To view this update (London Area Officiating Update August 2021), go to the KHUA website menu - Information> Information&Downloads>England Hockey:Fit for the Future.

If you have nominated London as your Primary Area, there are three surveys to complete on page 4 (Officials Survey)
1 Umpire - you may have completed this already. If unsure, please complete again.
2 Umpire support (coaches, assessors).
3 Umpiring kit – The ‘Other’ part of all questions in this survey is free format, so this is a chance to make your views known.

Bob Jordan
KHUA secretary
([email protected])

You should be aware that KHUA will not be appointing through our website. All appointments will be done via the South East Area but published on the new EH GMS (Games Management System). You will need to register with the EHO (from 16th August), if you intend to take umpire appointments in the in your nominated primary Area.
As you may have noticed from the latest EH corrected EHO Member benefits matrix, Gold membership is the only level that will allow you to take umpire appointments.
The new South East Area has been asked about umpires for pre-season friendlies in September and are referring queries and requests from clubs to the relevant umpire lead in the Oaks, Martlets and Invicta divisions.
If you are interested in umpiring pre-season friendlies in the South East Area please update your availability on the KHUA website. Although it will not be used for making appointments, the system is still up and running to accept availability information and a few members have already added their availability.
The relevant umpire lead will contact clubs with a possible appointment but members will need to sort out expenses with the club, if any, as there is no longer any mechanism for paying expenses through our website and members will need to liaise directly with the home club.

Bob Jordan
KHUA secretary
([email protected])

A corrective email has been received from EH.
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Due to an error in the mailing of this informative e-mail, the information graphic explaining the membership benefits was incorrect. We apologise for the mis-communication.

Please see below for correct version.
To view the correct version.(EHO member benefits - 6 August 2021 - Correction), go to the KHUA website menu - Information> Information&Downloads>England Hockey:Fit for the Future.
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Bob Jordan
KHUA Secretary
([email protected])

Dear all,

I have been notified of the following official appointments (in no particular order):
Invicta Appointments Lead - Brian Miller
Martlets Appointments Lead - Robin Lush
Oaks Appointments Lead - Surinder Bodwal
Indoor Appointments Lead - Julian Warburton

Email contact addresses will be created shortly and I will cascade the information when available.

However, it is currently unclear whether these appointment leads will actually be doing the appointments and whether they will be appointing to men and women or a single gender. When further clarity is obtained I will update you.

Kind regards,

Bob Jordan
KHUA Secretary
([email protected])

Here are a few links from the EH website which you may find useful:

(Note - you will need to copy the links and paste them into your web browser)

The new Area temporary websites: - https://www.englandhockey.co.uk/governance/about-england-hockey/8-areas

General information about adult fixtures: - https://www.englandhockey.co.uk/new-area-adult-fixtures-available

Actual fixtures: Select your area and choose from the filters at the top of the page to find your fixtures. You can select by Area name - Week/date - Grade/division - Club/team. https://fixtures.englandhockey.co.uk

Bob Jordan
KHUA Secretary
([email protected])

There is a new Red Card & MMO form, effective immediately (1st August 2021).

To download the form, go to the KHUA website menu - Information> Information&Downloads>Disciplinary>(Red Card & MMO form - 1st August 2021).

New Red Card (RC) and MMO regulations and Disrepute Offence Regulations are coming into effect from today, Sunday 1st August.

At the same time, a new red card report form comes into operation which will hopefully simplify the process of reporting for all umpires. Essentially, you complete the form with full details of the red card incident, and beyond confirming if it is a 2 x yellows = red or a straight red, categorisation is then a matter for the DAs.

All new regulations and associated forms are available on the discipline and disrepute pages of the EH website (see link below).

The guidance regarding completion of the RC & MMO report form will be updated and training/ guidance will be developed by EH to be in place for the start of the new season. This will be cascaded as soon as I receive it.

Bob Jordan
KHUA Secretary
([email protected]) ... More

I have sent a précis of this meeting to all members.

Bob Jordan
KHUA Secretary
[email protected]

I have emailed a précis of this letter to all members. Note - there may be some repetition of information.

There is a copy of EH's proposed insurance in the FiF section of the Information and Downloads menu.

There is also a copy of the Club Liaison Cluster Lead job description in the Information and Downloads menu. All Areas will need one, so if you are interested, check with your Area to confirm whether the role has been filled.

Bob Jordan
Secretary KHUA
[email protected]

I have received further information on the new club to which umpires, coaches, assessors and match officials at all levels are encouraged to join.
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We hope that you have been staying safe and well during this most recent return to hockey and enjoying the EH competitions or summer leagues that have been played on most pitches across the country.

As you may be aware, England Hockey were asked by the membership of EH back in 2019 to implement the proposed “Structure Fit for the Future”, where the game is moving from the existing governance structure to 8 New Areas across the country

As you may be aware, England Hockey were asked by the membership of EH back in 2019 to implement the proposed “Structure Fit for the Future”, where the game is moving from the existing governance structure to 8 New Areas across the country.

Following the release of the “Vision for Umpiring”, which was released back in June 2020, we are delighted to announce the launch of a Unified Club for all Umpires, Umpire Support and Technical Officials across the country, called England Hockey Officiating (EHO).

The EHO is a unified club, servicing the country but with local delivery through the new 8 Administrative Area Companies across the country. This approach brings Officiating the opportunity for the following
• To deliver a standardised approach to the recruitment, development and retention of all Officials across the game
• To develop high quality, easy to access, development resources for Officiating at all levels
• To create a transparent, easily navigable career pathway for officials, which is structured to enable all to perform to their full potential
• To use technology effectively to streamline processes, free up volunteer time and benefit from economies of scale.

To enhance the appeal to all levels of the game and to encourage Officials from all levels to come on board as an EHO Member, the below Subscription Tiers will be available

What happens next?

We will be writing to you in the upcoming weeks about when the membership subscription will become live, inviting you to become a member, presenting the calendar of support / educational events delivered centrally and also being contacted by your local EHO Area Officiating Committee.

In the meantime, if you have any questions about the EHO, please click on the link below to see our fact sheet and FAQ, or e-mail the Officiating Team –[email protected]
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There is a picture and a document (Member Benefits) associated with this information. To view these items, go to the KHUA website menu - Information> Information&Downloads>England Hockey:Fit for the Future.

Bob Jordan
KHUA General Secretary
([email protected]) ... More

The Fit for the Future presentation and Q&As document (from the KHUA 2021 AGM), have now been uploaded to the KHUA website.

To view these documents, go to the Information> Information&Downloads section of the website. The documents are under a new heading: England Hockey: Fit for the Future.

Should you have any further questions, please contact our Area representatives, depending upon your individually selected Area.
London Area (Mark Anderson, Stephen Mason and Peter Mackintosh).
South East Area (Simon Begg, Jackie Gibbs and Annette Golding).

Stay safe,

Bob Jordan
KHUA General Secretary
([email protected])