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Moving sand from Semaphore to West Beach May 17, 2021, by Eldin Ganic Work begins this week to move sand from where it builds up at Semaphore to eroded sections of West Beach – part of the South Australia Department for Environment and Water’s regular beach replenishment program. Sand will be collected initially from the Semaphore South breakwater at Point Malcolm, which has been designed to trap sand, and moved by truck to West Beach.  Sand will al...

17 May 2021 Share The European Championships couldn’t have gotten off to a much better start for Great Britain’s swimmers, as they won three medals on the opening night, breaking two British records in the process. It was a truly golden moment in the history of Women’s 4x100m Freestyle swimming in the UK, as a new-look quartet of Lucy Hope, Anna Hopkin, Abbie Wood and Freya Anderson were the first British team to ever land the European crown, breaking the national record in the process. ...

John Wesley, 7 Maidens, duco and oil on canvas, 1963. Estimate $80,000 to $120,000. NEW YORK, NY .-Swann Galleries will hold its sale of Modern & Post-War Art on Thursday, May 20. The auction will present a selection of highlights ranging across Modernist illustration, American abstract artists—including members of the Irascibles and The Club—Color Field, Pop, Minimalism, American Surrealism and more. The auction will be headlined by color field, pop and minimalism with 7 Maidens, a 1963 duco...

Modern & Post-War Art at Swann May 20 NEW YORK, New York Subject Line Please provide verification code Email is invalid New York—Swann Galleries will hold its sale of Modern & Post-War Art on Thursday, May 20. The auction will present a selection of highlights ranging across Modernist illustration, American abstract artists—including members of the Irascibles and The Club—Color Field, Pop, Minimalism, American Surrealism and more.             The ...

Peaty named in GBs strongest ever swimming team at Tokyo Olympics Adam Peaty at the British selection trials at the London Aquatics Centre.  Photo by Clive Rose/Getty Images Britain will send its strongest ever swimming team to the 2020 Tokyo Olympics after an initial squad of 28 was announced on Tuesday, officials said. Reigning Olympic 100m breaststroke champion and world record holder Adam Peaty was pre-selected in January alongside double Olympic relay silver medallist Duncan Scott, and fi...

Duncan Scott and Tom Dean excel in men’s 200 metres freestyle in London April 18 2021, 10.45pm Duncan Scott roared to victory in the men’s 200m freestyle at the British Olympic trials (Ian Rutherford/PA) Duncan Scott and Tom Dean both beat the previous national record in the men’s 200 metres freestyle in the final session of the British Swimming Selection Trials in London. Scott made the turn in close to world record pace and held on to break his own previous best of 1:44.91 by half a se...

Three Bath athletes who could achieve glory at Tokyo 2020 There are just 99 days until the games begin Vicky Holland, Freya Anderson and Megan Fletcher have their sights set on Tokyo this summer (Image: Team Bath) THE LATEST NEWS AND UPDATES ACROSS BATH STRAIGHT TO YOUR INBOX Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. SIGN UP When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notic...

William E. “Pete” Bailey died Jan. 10 of undetermined causes at his Sandtown-Winchester home at the age of 74.

Richmond Dales Amateur Swimming Club A SWIMMING club has launched a fundraising campaign in a bid to secure its future – and will be match-funded by Sport England if it reaches £10,000 target. Richmond Dales Amateur Swimming Club, based at Richmond Swimming Pool, has launched its 10k for 10k appeal this week. Sarah Johnson, fundraising secretary for the club, said: "At the point of the first lockdown our swimming squads were just preparing for our April Fools gala, which raises vital f...

Richmond Dales Amateur Swimming Club A SWIMMING club has launched a fundraising campaign in a bid to secure its future – and will be match-funded by Sport England if it reaches £10,000 target. Richmond Dales Amateur Swimming Club, based at Richmond Swimming Pool, has launched its 10k for 10k appeal this week. Sarah Johnson, fundraising secretary for the club, said: "At the point of the first lockdown our swimming squads were just preparing for our April Fools gala, which raises vital f...