EPIRB Registration

Are your details up to date ? Recently, the RNLI, HM Coastguard and Police around Teignmouth wasted six and a half hours looking for a boat which was in trouble. Unfortunately, the EPIRB device was registered but the owner's details were out of date. Eventually the yacht and owner were found safe and well, but you are reminded that you should ensure your registration details for PLBs and/or EPIRBs are current.

HSSC Weekly Update Saturday 25th July 2020

From the Club Sec Ladies and Gentlemen, QHM LNTMs – Please note recent LNTM Nos 40/20 and 43/20 – more details are available on QHM website: 40/20 – Ballast Pile, Port Hand Lateral Mark located on the western side of the main channel just inside Portsmouth Harbour, is to be replaced with a larger 3-legged pile structure.

Return to Boating Update

Further Easing of Restrictions in Wales

Scotland moves to Phase 2

RYA Scotland guidance for boating activity in Scotland has been updated for Phase 2 of the Scottish Government route map for moving out of lockdown.

Hornet Club Members do us proud !

Wonderful acts of kindness It is so heartening to know that, in these troubled times, many of our Club Members are still giving their time and energy to others. This article appeared in Yachting Monthly online, and we can only say a huge thank you to all our members who are supporting others, wherever they may be.

Building a yachting community in the landlocked Midlands

How a new Facebook community is giving yacht sailors a year-round network hundreds of miles from the sea

Returning to sailing – how Downs Sailing Club is doing it

Julia Blackman, Commodore at Downs Sailing Club, tells how the club is returning to sailing.

RYA Sailability Multiclass Regatta goes virtual for 2020

Register your place

Reflections of a socially isolated OK sailor

How are you coping with returning to sailing under the latest guidelines? Here are one sailor's reflections.....

Rye Harbour Sailability awarded People’s Postcode Trust funding

The People’s Postcode Trust has supported Rye Harbour Sailability with an award of £19,617 to enable the charity to buy its second Sailability boat, a Drascombe Lugger.