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Save the coaches at hull ice arena

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Allan Rooms
10 years ago

This whole thing is a debacle. The council are acting on a report that is based from NISA on the levels 1-10 lessons and not on the coaching there after. The coaches are all self employed so cost the council nothing, they actually raise the council money by lying for the rink, students pay entry fees and parents buy drinks and food. No disrespect to the coaches that have kept their jobs and as a coach of the lessons to 1-10 you are probably very good but the other coaches have to stay as students build up a rapport and gain confidence by having a coach/friend/confidant they know and trust and not been swapped about. If the council really is been this short sighted then they need to step down this is not costing you money, not improving the situation it is in fact earning you money, making better use of a facility that needs it, and by more coaches Emma's more stud era which means they tell their friends and you get more people using it. The facility has been left to rot by the council is this just the start of them trying to close it, let's hope not. See some sense, let the coaches stay, let them coach, keep the people of hull and area happy and stop making decisions based on reports you do not understand.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Save the coaches at hull arena. They do a fabulous job and if the ice arena is going to thrive lots of people need to be able to learn to ice skate.

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Paul sheard
10 years ago

Think if your child or future child or friends child wants to learn to ice skate

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Kevin cooper
10 years ago

Why cut jobs to save money for the fat cats

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Daniel
10 years ago

Please don't change anything my kids play hockey and they need these coaches. We have a good set up here and some future stars. Don't ruin that

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Hayton
10 years ago

Save

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Louise Simms
10 years ago

We need these coaches for the sake of our children..

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Robin pearson
10 years ago

short sighted and stupid from HullCC. They should be investing in kids' sport not de-investing....

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Sheryl brodigan
10 years ago

Save the coaches and the arena at hull !!!

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Liz Rymer
10 years ago

Sports and recreation are so important

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Dorothy Alderson
10 years ago

Save the coaches so that our children can learn the skill of ice skating in Hull. One day there could be a Torvill or Dean trained in Hull Ice Arena!

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Zoe ward
10 years ago

My son has just started to learn how to play ice hockey and loves it please dont take that away from him.

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Danny wise
10 years ago

These coaches in my opinion bring a lot of value to the arena in that a lot of people rely on them for teaching people of all ages and abilities to skate weather it be for hockey or figure skating. Not only that but they have often come to the aid of the arena staff on occasipns when people have fallen and hurt themselves etc.... just their presence on the ice is very reassuring for skaters and their loss would be a negative as they are very knowledgeable about what they do and i believe that benefits the arena as much as the public.... so i for one would be gutted to see any of them go

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Neil bourne
10 years ago

Invest in ice skating to enhance our city!!!!

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Clair Whitham
10 years ago

My son is now without a skating coach as a result of the recent decision. His coach has been fantastic with the knowledge and enthusiasm to impart the skating skills required for an ice hockey player. The reasons given for the changes appear to centre solely around figure skating and as such other disciplines will now be neglected. How does this encourage the current and future generations to keep active?

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Paul johnson
10 years ago

Save our coaches

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Neil Chiclott
10 years ago

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Carol smith
10 years ago

city of culture then invest some money In something important that lots of children and adults get enjoyment and exercise

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Jo found
10 years ago

These children need this coachung to train, how many more cuts, think about there future.

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Lauren Taylor
10 years ago Featured

The council should be trying to get more skaters into the rink, not driving them away by no longer allowing their coach to teach. Absolutely baffled as to how Hull Arena and the council think that this is promoting grass roots and excellence in the sport.