Oct 03

10 Reasons Not To Miss The Midlands Clubs Conference

We're off to Tamworth on Saturday 18 November. Are you?

Oct 02

FSMBC Close Quarters Newsletter October 2017

Close Quarters Oct 17

Oct 02

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Sep 30

RNSA(P) Laying-up Supper – 28/10/2017 –

Aboard the Lightship at Haslar Marina The 3-course meal will cost £20 each and I will supply half a bottle of wine per head. The menu is shown below so please send me your choices asap. We are limited to 30 places so first come, first served! Our guest speaker will be RNSA Rear Commodore Cruising Terry Corner who is a former East Coast Branch Captain with a background as a Marine Radio Officer and RNR member.

Sep 30

Sunday Lunch – 15/10/2017 –

Every Sunday until Christmas. 1200 for 1230 Please book in the Clubhouse or 023 9258 0403 or hornetsailing@btconnect.com

Sep 30

Wanted: GPS Antenna

Complete with coax, if possible. Contact: Geoff Goodwin on 07887780595 or geoff778@btinternet.com

Sep 30

A Talk at the Warsash Maritime Academy – 04/10/2017 –

Royal Institute of Navigation – Solent Branch Joint meeting with The Nautical Institute Warsash Maritime Academy Newtown Road Warsash SO31 9ZL “The changing behaviour and requirements of the mariner in an increasingly technological age.” Speaker: Captain Roger Barker MMI FNI, Trinity House Director of Navigational Requirements.

Sep 29

Honeyford appointed as RYANI Chief Operating Officer

RYANI has announced the appointment of Richard Honeyford as its new full-time Chief Operating Officer.

Sep 29

Challenging conditions didn’t dampen spirits at RYA Youth Championships

Caption: Prize winners of RYANI Youth Championships pictured with Olympic hopeful Liam Glynn

Sep 29

CALLUM IN COMMAND AT WELSH ZONES

More than 100 sailors enjoyed the sunny weather and gusty conditions on Fishguard Bay with a range of winds from high to manageable. Sailors aged 8-16 competed in six fleets.