Lady Mine

Yacht Lady Mine, which was illegally secured to No 1 mooring buoy on the RNSA trots nearest to the slip remains submerged. As a result the No 1 mooring buoy and two adjacent buoys (Nos 2 and 3) are unable to be used until further notice. Members entering and leaving the slip, as well as securing to buoys further along when the tide is on the flood are warned to give a wide berth.

Rutland Sailability named RYA Sailability Team of the Year

Presented with award at RYA Sailability National Conference and Awards

Ron Gets National Honour For Services To Disabled Sailing

Ron Sawford recognised for exceptional contribution at RYA Sailability Awards Dinner

Recognising the talent of tomorrow with the RYA Regional Youth Champion Awards

Presented today at the RYA Dinghy Show

Royal Torbay Yacht Club crowned 2019 Club of the Year

South West club take home the coveted trophy

A Class Catamaran wins Concours d’Elegance at the RYA Dinghy Show 2019

Coveted trophy for 'boat of the show' is awarded to an ‘A Class Cat’ that combines cutting-edge design with humour

And the winners of the University Sailing Sustainability Challenge are…

Newcastle University Sailing and Yachting Club clinches top prize

RYA Dinghy Show 2019 now open

Get down to Ally Pally for a weekend of everything dinghy!

GPS Roll Over

Alert issued for a second GPS Roll Over due to limitations in the 10 digit binary number store. The United Kingdom Maritime Coastguard Agency (MCA) and the United States Homeland Security have issued alerts for operators using Global Positioning System (GPS) for both position and Universal Coordinated Time (UTC).

Clubhouse Talk by International Paints 7th March 19

Clubhouse Talk 19