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The wind gods pulled through and there was enough for four races to be run across the day.  The course was a simple Canbury-Lensbury but

The forecast looked ominously lacking in that vital ingredient for sailing – wind.  So much so, that the late addition of a SUP race (see

Having fun on the river comes in many forms and Tamesis Club (note, it is not Tamesis Sailing Club) is keen for its members to

Encouraged by some positive critical feedback regarding the recent BEW write up (which proves that someone reads the News on the website – thanks Jim

One of the major but, strangely, not widely-reported impacts of the COVID pandemic was the need to move 2021’s Bourne End Week (BEW) from its

Here is the final of John Adams’ reports for this year.  It is worth prefacing John’s words with a ‘thank you’ from the club, and

John Adams’ penultimate update follows: By this season’s standards, there was a lowish turnout on Thursday for the penultimate race in the 2021 version of

Here is John Adams’ latest installment about this year’s popular Thursday evening series: Sixteen boats came to the starting line on a quiet evening for

Here is John Adams’ report: The first of the August races for the GW Smith Trophy saw a reduced entry of 12 boats, possibly due

Here is John Adams’ latest race report: The last July race in the GW Smith Trophy attracted a very good entry of 21 starters, with

Here is John Adams’ latest report from another busy evening of racing. Eighteen boats took part in the 4th race of the 2021 GW Smith series

Here is John Adams’ update about the GW Smith series accompanied by pictures from Jonathan Key: The third race for the Thursday evening 2021 GW