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  Ros Warwick-Haller gave an intriguing talk about the way in which the reintroduction of the Red-Billed Chough to Jersey has been done, which she

      Six Merlin Rockets took to the start line in a building westerly breeze which saw some lively gusts as well as some

The 46th Annual GW Direct Bloody Mary Pursuit Race held at Queen Mary SC in Staines  on Saturday 11th January turned out to be a

        It looked like there wasn’t going to be any sailing again on Sunday.  The current was still strong, and the light

              The heavy rain of the last few days took its toll on Sunday.  Plenty of punters turned up

  Sailors were greeted by sunshine and a brisk southwesterly.  All participants were rewarded by either a Christmas Pudding or choccies. Thanks to Rupert Fletcher,

            A select few took to the water on Sunday.  The overnight wind dropped before the main race, but then

Kaan Yargici our Technology Guru hosted a highly entertaining evening talking about Tamesis technology and development on 5th December. It started with a hilarious video

    It didn’t look like there was going to be much wind early on Sunday.  The Kingston Royal Canoe Club held their marathon before

The Club hosted the annual Prize Giving Dinner on the evening of 23rd November.  As ever, the House Committee, headed by Nicky Johnson, created a

Hi all, We’ve decided to make use of Thursday 5th December’s Club Supper and Talk night to have an informal discussion about all things Development

We woke up on Sunday morning to glorious sunshine and … NO WIND together with a strong current.  We waited, and someone even rigged their

Sunday was a beautiful sunny day, the combination of strong stream with a North Easterly wind promised to be ideal for the Seamanship Skills course

          It was a huge relief that the weather changed overnight from the downpours on Saturday to a crisp autumn day

          Saturday’s wind and rain gave way to sunshine and a flukey wind coming mostly from the West.  Eighteen boats turned

              Several sailors braved the wind and the rain on Saturday, and where undeterred by the rain and fierce

        Saturday dawned wet and windy and the cadets were super keen to get out on the water.  They had a great

The day did not look at all promising, there being no detectable wind when the Club flags were run up at 09:45 and only two

The seamanship skills course students had a busy and productive day on Sunday. In the morning we concentrated on theory including more knots, whipping and