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The event will be held on 13th/14th November, at the Welsh Institute of Sport, Cardiff.
The cost is: FAQHow do I enter?How Do I Enter?The easiest way is to enter and pay OnLine (click here). You can then choose to either pay online (via PayPal) or use the more traditional methods of cheque and snail-mail.
Welsh Open Entries Give me a couple of days to process your entry, and you will be able to check your entry status online. If you have sent your payment, and your status remains at 'Not Paid', get in touch with me (webmaster@welshfencing.org). Please note that your entry fee is not-refundable. Is there a Plate competition?Is there a Plate competition?No, we will not be running a Plate competition. We have found that the start of this is often delayed by many hours, causing much frustration for everyone. We therefore prefer to promote everyone into the D/E. Where is it held?Where is it held?This is held at the Welsh Institute of Sport. The full address is: Welsh Institute of Sport You can get detailed directions/map from their website: http://www.welsh-institute-sport.co.uk/ Please note that there is limited free parking at the site. If there is no free parking left, you will need to use a pay-and-display carpark. We cannot refund any car-park fees. Where can I stay?Where can I stay?For Sports Centre accommodation, contact 029 2030 0500. For other accommodation Cardiff, we would recommend the Tourist Information Board - http://www.visitcardiff.com/ What else will be there?What else will be there?There will be an armoury, although personal armoury is not guaranteed. There will also be a Leon Paul Stand. |
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