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DMH Stallard is supporting The Big Swim 2026

The Big Swim 2026 takes place on Saturday 14th March in two stunning locations: Brighton and Dorset and is calling for 1,000-plus swimmers to take part in this very unique event.

The swim is run in partnership with Land and Wave, Dorset and Sea Lanes, Brighton. Join us in supporting the South Coast’s largest wild swimming gathering, celebrating International Women’s Day alongside a vibrant and supportive community.

DMH Stallard is excited to sponsor The Big Swim 2026 in Brighton, reflecting the firm’s commitment to both International Women’s Day and environmental causes. As a local firm in Brighton, we are dedicated to empowering women, supporting community initiatives, and backing the Surfers Against Sewage campaign to end sewage pollution.

The Big Swim 2026

A celebration of women

International Women’s Day is a moment to pause, reflect, and champion women from all backgrounds and locations. The Big Swim embodies that spirit by inviting people – women, families, friends, and allies – to come together in a vibrant display of solidarity.

This year’s theme, #GiveToGain, reminds us that the fight for gender equity requires the collective efforts and contributions of everyone, so, by swimming, dipping, or cheering from the sidelines, we shine a light on women in our community – sparking conversations and inspiring action.

 

Uniting through wild swimming

There’s something magical about the sea – the way it connects us to ourselves, to nature and to each other. Wild swimming has become a sanctuary, a place where we feel alive, free, and part of a larger community.

 

Taking action for women

The organisers of The Big Swim are asking the 1,000+ swimmers to take one action to support and elevate women in their communities. Small actions can have a ripple effect, creating long-term, meaningful change that extends far beyond the day itself. These actions will be collected when swimmers sign up for the event.

Here are a few examples of what you could do:

  • Seek out and support businesses owned by women in your area, such as shops, restaurants, or service providers. Promote these businesses by leaving positive reviews and recommending them to all your friends.
  • Volunteer at organisations that provide skills training or professional development for women and girls.
  • Join or support local organisations that work on issues affecting women, such as domestic violence shelters, reproductive health clinics, or education programs.
  • Participate in community meetings, advocate for policies that promote gender equality, and amplify women’s voices in decision-making processes.

Everyone can take one action. Just pick one and make it happen!

 

Making waves for a cause

One of the reasons we are so passionate about The Big Swim is its commitment to giving back. This event proudly supports Surfers Against Sewage, a charity dedicated to protecting our oceans from pollution and fighting for a sustainable future.

 

A community coming together

The Big Swim is about more than just the swim itself – it’s a celebration of community, creativity, and connection. From the sparkly, colourful outfits we’re encouraged to wear to the group photo that will capture this unforgettable moment, it’s a chance to be part of something bigger than ourselves.

The event is organised by PinkNicky. Land and Wave host the Dorset swim and Sea Lanes host the Brighton Swim.

Visit: The Big Swim.

 

How you can join us at The Big Swim, 2026

Book your spot: tickets go live on Wednesday, 28th January 2026 at Noon, beware they sell out fast!

 

A Personal Invitation

We will be there on March 14th 2026, soaking up the atmosphere, cheering on swimmers, and maybe even braving the chilly sea. Whether you’re a seasoned swimmer, a curious newbie, or someone who just loves a good celebration, we would love to see you there.

Let’s come together to make The Big Swim 2026 a day to remember—a day of laughter, support, and empowerment.

Sea you on the beach!

 

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