In this section

• About the EKF
• Directors
  • Steve Coupland - President
  • Paul Campbell - Vice President & Treasurer
  • Mark Symonds - Company Secretary
  • Mike Dinsdale - WKF Rep
  • Ivor Thomas - EKF Compliance Officer
  • Chris Thompson
  • John De Bono
  • Winston Williams - Performance Director
  • Greg Francis - Performance Director
  • Peter Dennis
• Staff
  • National Kumite Coaches
  • Assistant National Kumite Coach
  • National Senior Athlete Kata Coach
  • Assistant National Kata Coach
  • Assistant National Youth & Junior Kata Coach
  • Regional & Assistant Regional Coaches
  • Athlete Liason Officer
  • Chief Referee
  • Medical Officer
  • Child Protection Officer
  • All Staff & Officers of the EKF
• President's Reports
• Articles of Association
• Minutes of Board Meetings
• EKF Policies
• Employment

The EKF is set-up as a democratically elected body for English Karate to cover the whole spectrum of our martial art and to further develop an understanding administration that listens to the needs of all the many aspects of Karate from Sport to Traditional, from the youngest beginner to the most senior instructor.

The EKF is recognised as the official governing body for English Karate by:

• British Karate Federation
• European Karate Federation
• World Karate Federation

The EKF's dedicated administration service offers the best advice on the needs of its member Associations for complex issues such as Insurance, Child Welfare Policy, CRB checks, Dan & Club registration and Instructor checks.

Complimenting this is the determination of the EKF to build and maintain a reliable and responsible financial policy that will benefit all its members.

The EKF welcomes applications for membership from all English Karate Associations and Clubs that accept its rules and regulations.

Full details about Membership and Membership Services can be found here »

Information Control in the EKF

The EKF is registered with the Information Commissioner's Office as Data Controllers - Registration Number Z1255277.

The Information Commissioner's Office is the UK's independent authority set up to promote access to official information and to protect personal information. 

Visit the ICO website for more details www.ico.gov.uk