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Lawyer Ash Cox is set to become the interim chief executive of British Swimming. He succeeds former European athletics gold medallist Jack Buckner, who is moving to a new post as UK Athletics chief executive on June 30.

British Swimming has revealed today that the current Director of Legal and Governance for British swimming Ash Cox will take on the interim CEO role.

Certainly, having experienced it over the course of the season, i would be very much in favour of it. i was probably one of the ones at the beginning, was more to say that "lets just stay with three and see where were at "and take a look at it." but certainly, having had a look at it over the course of this season, i would say that, primarily for the health of the players, i think the five substitutions would work much better. jack buckner is leaving his role as chief executive of british swimmi...

I think the five substitutions would work much better. jack buckner is leaving his role as chief executive of british swimming to take up the same role at uk athletics. the 60—year—old oversaw team gb�*s record success in the pool at the tokyo olympics, where they won eight medals, with 26 more won at the paralympics. the former middle—distance runner replaces interim chief executive mark munro. a late drop goal to harry smith saw wigan warriors beat hull fc19—18 to move top of rugby l...

Having been at the helm for nearly 5 years, British Swimming Chief Executive Jack Buckner has announced he will be leaving his post later this year.

(Reuters) - British Swimming chief executive Jack Buckner will leave his position later this year to take up the same role at UK Athletics, both gover...

Manchester will play host to the 11th edition of the Para Swimming World Championships from July 31st to August 6th, 2023.

Manchester has been awarded hosting rights for next year's World Para Swimming Championships, with competition set to be held at the Manchester Aquatics Centre, a venue built for the 2002 Commonwealth Games.

Manchester has been awarded hosting rights for next year's World Para Swimming Championships, with competition set to be held at the Manchester Aquatics Centre, a venue built for the 2002 Commonwealth Games.

Da Silva received 96% of the majority vote as the congress also voted 98-2 to dismiss the previous Bureau. A new board was also elected.