May 05
Tidal Diamond 387 – Vacancies
Tidal Diamond No. 387
Vacancies for Vice Commodore and Maintenance Officer
Following the sad loss of Dick Clark, we need to appoint a Vice Commodore and a Maintenance Officer.
Both of these posts are Executive Committee posts and are essential to keep the club running as we would all like it to run.
Job descriptions for both posts are attached but please feel free to contact me to discuss either position.
Please send applications to me at commodore by Wednesday 14th May, so that the appointments can be considered at the next Exec Committee meeting.
Richard Gunn
Commodore
Vacancy for Club Welfare Officer
Following the recent updating of our child protection procedures, we need to appoint a Club Welfare Officer, whose main responsibility is the safeguarding of our cadets.
The job description, child protection policy and good practice guidelines are attached but please contact me if you need any more information.
Please send applications to me at commodore by Wednesday 14th May, so that the appointment can be considered at the next Exec Committee meeting.
Richard Gunn
Commodore
Vice Commodore Job Description.pdf
Maintenance Officer Job Description.pdf
Tudor Sailing Club Welfare officer JSv1 .pdf
Tudor Sailing Club Child protection Good Practice Guidlines V3.pdf
Tudor Sailing Club Child Protection Policy and ProceduresV3.pdf
May 03
RN Dinghy A Team Win Inter Service Team Racing Championships
May 02
Tidal Diamond 386 – Gould Trophy, Compound
Tidal Diamond No. 386
Gould Trophy
Tomorrow is the first race of the Cruiser Calendar with the two legged race to Lymington and return. Please find attached a copy of the updated sailing instructions, copies will be displayed on the notice board with a signing on sheet from midday on Friday 02/05.
Compound
A big thanks to all who turned up to straighten out the compound again this year.
Despite 3 appeals for members to ensure their boat / trolley was in good order there were in fact 6 boats with flat tyres! There are also a few boats that do not have this years plaques on yet. I am delighted to say that we have more cadets now – it is wonderful to see them all on the water on a Wednesday evening – worth a trip down to the club! We have moved the ‘older’ stronger cadet boats into the main compound leaving 19 boats – mainly Toppers – in the Inner Compound. This in turn has meant we have had to move other boats in the Main Compound.
Sadly I have had to ‘give up’ on hoping that all members name their boats and you will see I have made name labels for those that are not named as not being able to quickly identify boats makes for a difficult re-org.
I remind all members that you MUST NOT bring boats into the club before requesting a place!
Please contact me regarding any issues with either compound.
Happy sailing through this 2014 season.
Linda Vacher
Compound Bosun
May 01