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A friendly yet efficient business networking group based in Andover, Hampshire. A group of like minded local businesses looking to pass business to each other and get to know as many local business as

As a club we are extremely fortunate in having dedicated and loyal coaches for all the athletic disciplines. These coaches voluntarily give their time and knowledge to help all members achieve the best standard possible. The clubhouse is open on Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays from 6.00 pm. Actual start and finish times for each group is dependent upon the coach concerned. The clubhouse is located at the Charlton Sports and Leisure Centre in Andover (SP10 3LF) as indicated on the map below. Just come along to meet the coaches and athletes. Everyone is welcome. If you feel that you would like to speak with someone before attending, please telephone 01264 324626. The groups are as follows: Middle Distance : Coach: Helen Dobinson - Training Sessions Monday, Wednesday and Thursday 6.15 pm – 7.30 pm Multi Events: Coach: Paul Daley - Training Sessions Monday, Wednesday and Thursday 6.15 pm - 7.30 pm Road Runners: Coach: Jean Taylor - Training Sessions Monday, Wednesday and Thursday at 6.00pm Sprints: Coach: James Coney - (Mainly U15 – seniors, however this is dependent on the athlete and their current level of ability.) Monday, Wednesday and Thursday 6.30 pm – 8 pm Saturday 10 am - 12 Throws: Coach: Mark Bradford - Training Sessions Monday, Wednesday and Thursday 6.30 pm - 8 pm Young Athletes: Coach: Heather Boyd (9 – 11 years (8 years in special circumstances) Monday and Thursday 6.00 pm - 7.30 pm

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The Andover club started life in 1978 when Martin Bushnell and Peter Wright G8GYS decided to winkle out other like minded electronics enthusiasts in the Andover area. Peter was running fast scan TV at the time and others were able to use ordinary TV sets to monitor his transmissions. In fact the firm of Link Electronics in Andover was a breeding ground for members housing as it did G8ADM Dave Mann and G8AER John Tanner. After the club started to meet regularly the membership snowballed and other licensed amateurs joined in preferring the local club to the well established but somewhat distant club at Salisbury. ARAC has always been happy to accept members with widely differing backgrounds and it absorbed many from the CB fraternity alongside experienced signallers from the Services and engineers from the radio and TV trade. The club’s venue has moved about over the years in an attempt to find that perfect location ie plenty of room for antennas and cars. So at the present time we are located in the village of Wildhern (now becoming well known for the Spring and Autumn Car Boot sales that we hold there). The club operates from the Village hall there which is well elevated for VHF operation and is remote enough from the village houses to cause no interference to TVs and the like.