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News Wait nearly over for UK surfers as The Saltrock Open cranks up the gears


[Sam Lamiroy]

The revised date for The Saltrock Open is approaching fast and it can’t come quickly enough for the stars of UK surfing. by Dave Reed

07/04/2008:// Top names including Alan Stokes, Mark Harris, Nicole Morgan and last year’s Saltrock Open winner Sam Lamiroy are counting the days until the first event of the UK Pro Surf Tour. Lamiroy, from Newcastle, went on to take the 2007 championship which he added to his 2003 title so is eager to defend his crown and claim his hat trick. Entries for this event have also been received from South Africa, Australia and Brazil.

The Saltrock Open was scheduled to be held over Easter weekend but was postponed due to lack of swell. Charts are looking much hopeful for the new dates of 12th – 13th April so the organisers have everything ready and raring to go.

The event will begin on the morning of 12th April and the winner should be crowned late afternoon on 13th.

Relentless energy drink will be not only providing refreshments for all the top athletes competing but also a prize of £250 for the Biggest Aerial of the contest. Christian Surfers will also be onsite providing food for the competitors and raising awareness of Surf Relief UK and their mission to help disadvantaged and disabled children enjoy surfing.

As usual, this year’s contest will be celebrated on Saturday night with a party from 7.30pm in The Manor in Croyde.

For further information please contact Dave Reed on 01637 854854 or dave@uksurftour.com, also visit the website www.bpsauktour.com
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Ingleby Wins Oxbow WLT pres. by Orange at Anglet, France

 

Ben Haworth wins the English Longboard Title

 

Surf snow crossover in Devon

[Harley Ingleby (Coffs Harbour, AUS) won the Oxbow WLT] [Ben Haworth by Sarah Clarke] [The Brush Ramp]

Harley Ingleby was crowned Oxbow WLT pres. by Orange Champion today in good two to three foot waves at Les Dunes

Eighteen year old Ben Haworth from North Devon won the English National Longboard title at Watergate Bay over the bank holiday weekend

Pro-surfers endorse Brush Boarding, a combination of Surfing and Snowboarding, in Devon, the home of its Aussie inventor

British hopes rest with Skinner

 

Surfing legends celebrate Tintagel sewage victory

 

Surfers Celebrate After Saltburn and Tynemouth Beaches Saved From Sewage Treatment Winter Turn-Off's

[Jersey's Ben Skinner in action in France] [Arthurian legends back in Tintagel to campaign for proper sewage treatment] [North East Surfing]

Cornishman Sam Bleakley has failed to join his British team-mate Ben Skinner in the third round of the Oxbow World Longboard Tour event in France

Surfers Against Sewage (SAS) campaigners have today welcomed Hilary Benn, Secretary Of State for the Environment decision to refuse South West Water permission to carry on dumping raw sewage at Tintagel and Bossiney

SAS campaigners are today delighted that Northumbrian Water’s application to turn off Ultra-Violet disinfection sewage treatment from October to April at Marske-by-the-Sea has been rejected by the Environment Agency (EA)

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