British Orienteering are pleased to announce the penultimate winner in the Volunteer Awards for 2019.

The updated government guidance published on 11 May 2020 permits the resumption of outdoor sports in England where you take part alone, within a household group, or with one person from outside your household from whom you must stay two metres apart at all times. This will allow us to resume a limit...

British Orienteering are pleased to announce the next winner in the Volunteer Awards for 2019.

British Orienteering Awards 2019

Source: IOF / World Orienteering Day website & news release – published 11 May 2020.

British Orienteering are pleased to announce the next winner in the Volunteer Awards for 2019.

Following Sunday's statement from the Prime Minister, British Orienteering is working as quickly as possible to understand what the changes to the COVID-19 restrictions and the associated government guidance will mean for orienteering. In doing this, we will be speaking to a number of our partne...

British Orienteering are pleased to announce the next winner in the Volunteer Awards for 2019.

British Orienteering are pleased to announce the next winner of the Mapping Awards for 2019.

British Orienteering are pleased to announce the next winner of the Mapping Awards for 2019.

This weekend (8th – 10th May 2020) commemorates and celebrates the 75th anniversary of VE Day, marking the end of the war in Europe.

Following the first awards announcement yesterday, British Orienteering is pleased to announce the second winner in the Volunteer Awards for 2019.

The IOF has been informed by the organisers of the 2020 Sprint World Championship (WOC) scheduled to take place in Denmark that they are unable to organise at all in 2020 (the competition had already been moved from July to October).

Over the next week, British Orienteering are pleased to announce the winners of the both the Mapping and Volunteer Awards for 2019.

Fiona Bunn, Cambridge University Orienteering Club has been named Sports Person of the Year, at the first ever University of Cambridge Sports Awards, celebrating the amazing breadth of talent that has been shown this year.

 

Jennie Taylor Communications Officer at British Orienteering talks online to Grace Molloy about her day-to-day and weekly training during the Lockdown restrictions.

British Orienteering will continue to monitor the situation and work together with associations, clubs and volunteers to resume orienteering events and activities as soon as it is safe to do so. We would like to thank every one of our associations, clubs and members for your support, and we look for...

A scam using Zoom has been uncovered where the scammers use spoofed emails that come in the form of a Zoom meeting reminder with HR concerning the termination of the recipient's employment.

Friday 8th to Sunday 10th May 2020.  A 3-day orienteering competition from the comfort of your sofa with ‘classic’ orienteering themed stages. The challenges will be themed around ‘Classic’ orienteering. Forest orienteering!