Jan 17

Making room for a whole new lifestyle

The main sponsor of this year’s RYANI Annual Awards, Robert Eadie from Garden Rooms Northern Ireland, talks sailing and the benefits of having a room in the garden.

Jan 16

Research reveals many don’t know to dial 999 for the Coastguard

Hear why 999 Coastguard matters

Jan 16

New protections for thousands of seabirds

35,000 birds will be protected within new and extended sites on the South and North East coasts

Jan 16

Cork Week 2020

The Beaufort Cup invites sailing teams who represent their associated national services to race over 5 days in a mix of challenging offshore and inshore races. We also require skippers and crew to deliver JJT to Ireland and return o/c. Cork Week-11th-19th July 2020 The RN team will be entering the Beaufort Cup as part of the Cork 300 Regatta from 13th-18th July.

Jan 16

Weatherfile.com to showcase Weatherfile wind and weather monitoring range at RYA Dinghy Show 2020

Plus your chance to WIN a Kestrel Wind Meter, K1000

Jan 15

Six Glossop youngsters sailing course to Olympics

Club best number of sailors and windsurfers selected for RYA Zone Squads

Jan 15

London and South East Cruising and Racing Conference 2020

The bi-annual RYA London and SE Cruising/Racing Conference was held on 12 January at the Sovereign Harbour Yacht club in Eastbourne

Jan 15

Cruising Association Open Weekend 29 Feb – 1 Mar

Please see the attached flyer With no London Boat Show taking place in January anymore, our Open Weekend provides the opportunity for visitors to listen to and chat with specialists in their field, whether product-related or to expand their cruising knowledge in a lovely waterside setting and its FREE to attend during the day Cruising Association Open Weekend Feb 29 - March 1 The Cruising Association (CA) is hosting an Open Weekend at its London headquarters at CA House, Limehouse Basin on Saturday 29 February and Sunday 1 March.

Jan 15

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A few details of the some upcoming social events to supplement the Diary Dates below. See the attached poster for more details on the Games Night – food TBC.

Chris Brunnen Talk, Friday 24th January 7.30pm

A professional photographer in Portsmouth since 1981 who has been taking aerial photos for over 30 years. The book guides you around the city not just over that time, but with the archives of Jim Bramble, it takes you back to the early 1950s. “My talk includes how I got into photography, my work as a commercial photographer and how the book came about”. Signed copies of the book will be available after the presentation.

Games Night hosted by Sharon and Alison, Friday 31st January 8.00pm

Bring your games along and enjoy an evening with friends!

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Chris Brunnen Talk January 24th 1930hrs Icicle Series 2 January 26th 1200hrs
Games Night hosted by Sharon and Alison January 31st 2000hrs Icicle Series 3 February 3rd 1030hrs
– – Icicle Series 4 February 17th 0930hrs

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Jan 15

Bembridge Harbour

Dredging planned Dredging is promised to start again in Bembridge Harbour on 1st April 2020. Many areas have not been dredged for a number of years and urgently need it simply to allow boats to continue to use the Harbour. If the present siltation continues at its current rate, in as little as 15 years we could see a sand bank showing in the middle of the harbour even at high tide, right where boats currently sail.