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Witness Europe’s Best Take Center Stage in Sheffield

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ISU

European

skating

championships

Sheffield | 2026

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WELCOME to Sheffield

The European Figure Skating Championships return to the UK for the first time in over a decade, and there’s no better place to host this iconic event than Sheffield— home to a rich skating heritage and a vibrant sporting spirit. Over one electrifying week, the continent’s finest skaters will captivate audiences with breathtaking performances, all vying for the ultimate glory on ice.

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Register now to make sure you are the first to know when tickets go on sale and witness world class skating, right here in Sheffield.

LET THE COUNTDOWN BEGIN

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  • Where can I find more information?
    Any updated information will be posted on all British Ice Skating channels including the Facebook page, Twitter, Instagram and website. A range of documents, including the Return to Training advice, can be found in the Resource Centre on the BIS website. For other coronavirus updates and information you should visit the government website at www.gov.uk/coronavirus.
  • Can I skate in England?
    England entered a national lockdown on 6th January with people required to stay at home other than for reasons such as shopping for essentials, going to work or exercising outdoors with your household. Only elite skaters are still able to train, more information can be found here.
  • What is the disability exemption in England?
    If you are going to skate in England under the disability sport exemption you will need to identify your disability that comes under the Equality Act 2010 with the ice rink in which you want to train. The rinks will then verify and approve the exemption based on evidence that the disability is recognised under the Equality Act 2010
  • What are the rules in place in Scotland?
    Scotland has been placed in a lockdown for the whole of January and residents must follow “a legal requirement to stay at home except for essential reasons”. This means that all ice rinks must close.
  • What are the rules that apply in Wales?
    At the moment all rinks in Wales are closed. From Sunday 20th December Wales entered a national lockdown with residents told to "stay at home". Travelling is only allowed for essential purposes, such as for work and for caring responsibilities. International travel is also not allowed.
  • What is British Ice Skating doing to help?
    We continue to work to help as many people stay on the ice as possible. This includes regular contact with government departments, rinks, coaches and skaters. If you have a specific question you can contact the team on our contact page.
  • Is any emergency funding available to help clubs?
    Sport England has released a £16.5 million fund to support groups, clubs and organisations who’ve been impacted by restrictions brought in to tackle the coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic. Applications can be made at www.sportengland.org/news/return-play-fund-launched Sport Wales has created the Be Active Wales Fund that will invest £4million in community and grassroots sport to help restart activity. More information can be found at www.sport.wales/beactivewalesfund/
  • How long will these rules be in place?
    The national lockdown in England will be reviewed on 15th February. Restrictions are in place in Scotland until at least the end of January and could yet be extended both in scope and duration.
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