Monthly Archives: March 2020
Coronavirus Blog
The intention of this blog is to keep a history of announcements made by the Club, but also to provide a way of helping members to keep connected. It will be a mix of factual posts and more light-hearted items and will also include links to items that may be helpful. 7th April: Local Authority […]
Coronavirus FAQ
To help in understanding the current situation at the Club as a result of Coronavirus, we have put together an updated FAQ. If you have a question you think we should address here, please email the Webmaster. Q: How long will the Club remain closed? A: The Club is closed in accordance with H.M. Government’s restrictions […]
Safety and Support Day 2020
35 people and 6 instructors participated on Saturday 14th March in the day which was aimed at Safety and Race Management teams and run by Andrew Lawman and Nigel Denchfield. It was quite a calm day weather-wise, in fact the green flag was up for a change! We covered some Pico and Laser 2000 rescues, […]
Coronavirus FAQ
To help in understanding the current situation at the Club as a result of Coronavirus, we have put together the following FAQ. If you have a question you think we should address here, please email the Webmaster. Q: There is a red and yellow flag flying. What does this mean? A: The flag means ‘Open […]
Temporary Chandlery Arrangements
Due to the recent circumstances resulting in the Office being physically closed (though the Office can still be contacted by email and phone) you will not be allowed into the Chandlery. To allow Club members to continue casual leisure sailing, (including repairing and tinkering with your boats) all items from the Chandlery can now be […]
Coronavirus
We are all aware through numerous media channels about the rapidly changing situation with Coronavirus. On Monday this week the Government issued new guidance, in particular on social distancing. In the light of this we are instigating the procedures set out below to protect all parties whilst at the same time endeavouring to keep Grafham […]