
We have created a page to keep track of COVID-related training and resources, which will be updated as more guidance is published.

We have created a page to keep track of COVID-related training and resources, which will be updated as more guidance is published.
NLDRURS have committed to not charging clubs for referees until at least March 2021. This will be reviewed in February 2021 to see if this can be extended for a longer period of time or until the end of the 2020-21 season.
Members are encouraged to support the community game by making themselves available to referee (if they feel safe to do so) and by reducing the amount of expenses claimed for the duration of this policy, should it be possible in their individual circumstances.
This initiative was announced to members in this letter.
NLDRURS is continuing to make good progress with a mental health initiative, as outlined in this letter from John Bradwell (NLDRURS President) to society members.
Anyone with questions regarding this initiative should reach out to John or Gary Platts through details available in WhosTheRef.
I’m pleased to launch the new website for NLDRURS. We hope to populate this with content and information over the coming weeks, so we thank you in advance for your patience.
If you have any questions, please use existing email channels to reach out to the committee.