The BWLA was formed for the express purpose of bringing together all amateur weightlifter's into a self-governing body. In 1957, the Association became a Limited Company, (limited by guarantee) and NOT having a share capital.
Its objectives and regulations are laid down in its Memorandum and Articles of Association; General Bye-Laws in the current edition of the BAWLA Handbook; and authorized amendments appearing in the Secretary's notes in the BWLA Official Journal "The British Weightlifter"
Due to the economies of scale BWLA are relocating to Leeds to share office space and administration staff with World Class Lifting. The BWLA Offices in Lilleshall will be scaled down over the next few months, this gives both organisations the opportunity to restructure administration support.
Rachel Sedgers will remain in post until the 30th September 2009 and be the main BWLA administration contact until further notice.
Last Updated ( Monday, 22 June 2009 21:29 )
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01Enter and compete in official BWLA competitions.
02Information about the possibility of joining a club in your area.
03Obtain coaching to enable you to lift weights correctly.
04Enrol for recognised BWLA Courses.
05Get fit and lead a healthier lifestyle.
06Exercise with weights or compete in weightlifting and it is not influenced by age.
07.Meet new people and make new friends.
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