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Hints for Hundreds Organisers - Contents
Introduction
Chapter One - First Steps
1.1 What is an LDWA style event?
1.2 The event committee
1.3 Early planning and policy
Chapter Two - Designing The Walk
2.1 Choosing a date
2.2 Location of walk headquarters and checkpoints
2.3 Planning the route
2.4 Length of the route
2.5 Time limits
2.6 Styles of event
2.7 Consultation and liaison
2.8 Environmental considerations
2.9 Safety
2.10 Restrictions on entrants
2.11 Young participants - Adventure Activities Licensing Regulations
2.12 People with disabilities
2.13 The route description
2.14 The marshals' walk
Chapter Three - The Administrative Side
3.1 Finances
3.2 Entry fees
3.3 Commercial sponsorship
3.4 Insurance
3.5 Publicity
3.6 Entry form and event details
3.7 Administration of entries
3.8 Badge and certificate
3.9 Marshals and helpers
Chapter Four - Operations On The Day
4.1 Walk headquarters organisation and operations
Staffing
Registration
Kit check
Route description and amendments
Baggage
Mixing space
The Start
After the start
Control
The finish desk
Toilet and washing facilities
Sleeping accommodation
Provision for marshals
First aid
Stores
Catering
Information, displays and sales
Clearing up
4.2 Organisation and operation of manned checkpoints
Staffing
Documentation
Setting up the checkpoint
Checkpoint operation
Closing the checkpoint
Recording walkers
Feeding walkers
Food/Drink Shortages at early checkpoints
4.3 Other types of checkpoints
Breakfast checkpoints
Baggage checkpoints
Unmanned ('self clip') checkpoints
Unannounced checkpoints
Cut-off points
4.4 Keeping track of walkers
Procedures for detecting missing walkers
Action if a walker is suspected missing
4.5 Sweepers
4.6 Retirements
4.7 Grouping
4.8 Breaking rules and disqualification
4.9 Communications
4.10 Transport
4.11 Emergencies and first aid
4.12 Dealing with complaints
4.13 Food matters
4.14 Supporters
Chapter Five - Final Matters
5.1 Extra touches
5.2 After the event
5.3 The organisers' responsibility
Profit or Loss
5.4 Was it all worth it?
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