Mar 23

RNSA Coronavirus

Update: Dear Members, Hopefully you will have seen the e-mail and messages on our website about RNSA’s immediate response to the Coronavirus. It is obviously having a significant impact on RNSA’s planned activities and no doubt on many of your own personal plans for the season. Sadly, the restrictions look to be increasing for now, but they are obviously for good reason.

Mar 23

Changes at the Association of Thames Yacht Clubs

Mike and Gabrielle Chambers are stepping down after many years' service for the Association of Thames Yacht Clubs (ATYC)

Mar 23

Sailing Rules – March – Rules at obstructions part 2

Here's more guidance on rules from London and South East region rules guru Chris Simon. This is the last one of the current monthly series.

Mar 20

Sailing, mooring, harbour and compound permits

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Dear Tudor

I am sure you will have seen today’s latest developments on social distancing, and wondered what it means for your sailing. You will know that we have already closed the clubhouse as a social venue and also suspended club organised sailing activity. It is our understanding that members may continue to sail their own boats so long as sensible social distancing is maintained. This is consistent with the most recent advice from the RYA, and we will notify you if their advice changes. Members should minimise use of the changing facilities, ideally checking that no one else is present before entering.

We plan to continue to issue harbour / mooring and compound permits at the sessions on 22nd and 27th of March. We have an approach to this that will maintain social distancing – you will be asked to queue on spaced chairs and only approach the collections desk when invited to do so. However if you are in one of the higher risk groups identified by the government, we would encourage you to stay away. As noted in the earlier communication, we are not able to refund harbour and mooring permits (purchased on your behalf from the Langstone Harbour Board) even if you decide not to sail this season, as the Langstone Harbour Board do not permit it.

Further communication will follow on cruiser launch.

Janice Bell
Treasurer, on behalf of the Executive Committee
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Mar 20

Boating coaches and instructors encouraged to help COVID-19 efforts

RYA Cymru Wales is encouraging sailing coaches and instructors to help out in their communities during the current COVID-19 crisis.

Mar 20

RYA provides Coronavirus advice to Members, Affiliated Clubs, Class Associations and Recognised Training Centres

Mar 19

Coronavirus – advice and information for recreational boaters

Updated guidance for boaters.

Mar 19

UKHO opens consultation on the future of NP136

Have your say.

Mar 19

Update for berth holders in the Portsmouth area

Berth holders may still access Fleetlands and Dolphin / Fort Blockhouse but there are additional precuations. Hornet Services sailing Club continues with its launch programme but if you wish to delay please talk to Arty as they are being flexible. If you are a Fleetlands berth holder then please note that you have an additoinal form to complete and you should have received this by now from Gemma.

Mar 19

Commodore’s Dinner – CANCELLED – 25/04/2020 –

CANCELLED