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24 September 2026
Paddle Cymru is looking for an Independent Chairperson to lead our Board and help drive the continued growth and development of paddlesport across Wales.
3 September 2026
Recent updates and reminders from Paddle UK and Paddle Scotland have prompted renewed discussion around SUP leash safety, particularly in moving water and white water environments.  At first glance, some paddlers may feel confused. One person says you should always wear a leash. Another says you shouldn't wear one in white water. Coaches may be teaching something different again.
by Bonnie Ireland • 2 September 2026
This autumn, Paddle Cymru is bringing clubs, coaches and volunteers together through a series of development events designed to support the growth of paddlesport across Wales.
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From first-time paddlers finding their confidence to experienced athletes chasing new challenges, Paddle Cymru supports people at every stage of their paddling journey.


As the national governing body for paddlesport in Wales, we champion safe, inclusive and responsible paddling, nurture skills and communities, and protect the rivers, lakes and coastlines that make our sport possible.


We believe paddling is more than an activity, it’s a way to connect with nature, build confidence, strengthen communities and create lifelong relationships with the water.


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24 September 2026
Paddle Cymru is looking for an Independent Chairperson to lead our Board and help drive the continued growth and development of paddlesport across Wales.
3 September 2026
Recent updates and reminders from Paddle UK and Paddle Scotland have prompted renewed discussion around SUP leash safety, particularly in moving water and white water environments.  At first glance, some paddlers may feel confused. One person says you should always wear a leash. Another says you shouldn't wear one in white water. Coaches may be teaching something different again.
by Bonnie Ireland • 2 September 2026
This autumn, Paddle Cymru is bringing clubs, coaches and volunteers together through a series of development events designed to support the growth of paddlesport across Wales.
View More

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