Linda
I’m Linda, mum to a teenager. I’ve been running since 2016 and was lucky enough to meet two members of CRC who encouraged me to join up, not that I needed much encouragement! Since then I’ve become a Run Leader and more recently became the Welfare Officer. My main reason for becoming the Welfare Officer was to support others as I have been supported when I needed it the most and found this so beneficial. 

 

I believe that members should be able to enjoy their running in a safe environment and have support from a friendly face when needed. My job as a teaching assistant keeps me busy during the day but in the evenings and at the weekends I love nothing more than running with my fellow club mates.

Sue
I’m Sue. I’ve been running for about 10 years and found CRC online when I was looking to join a club. I have been a member since 2018; I am Club Secretary and also a Welfare Officer. My professional career has often involved helping people by listening and problem solving, and it is great to be able use my experience to support the club.

We have a very supportive and friendly community, so disputes and complaints don’t happen very often, but when they do part of my role is to try to resolve them.  I am always happy for members to approach me if they have any concerns or just want to talk. I want to ensure that members feel safe and supported to enjoy their running with CRC.

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Mind 
Childline 
England Athletics Mental Health and Well Being 

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