Blyth lifeguards compete for England
TWO members of Blyth Lifeguard and Swimming Club in Northumberland represented England at the Junior European Lifesaving Championships held in Denmark.
TWO members of Blyth Lifeguard and Swimming Club in Northumberland represented England at the Junior European Lifesaving Championships held in Denmark.
Charley Gourley, 15, won gold in the rope throw, while James Purvis, 16, was also competing.
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