Photo: Jane Stevens
10th March 2019
We've had some very sociable Friday evenings in The Lion through November and December. We will continue this into the New Year with a table booked on Fridays through January, February and March.
Table booked for 22nd March which will be the last (probably!)
CLUB NOTICE BOARD
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LAST EVENTS
PUB NIGHT 10th March 2019
Sunday 10th February
Joint Social with Yare Sailing Club Saturday 26th January
Last updated March 2019 Check here for latest news and information
Registration Numbers on Transoms ••• UPDATE •••
Owners of all private Broads Yachts who have been concerned about The Broads Authority's actions last year in trying to enforce an ambiguosly worded ruling that owners should display their BA registration number on their transoms, will be pleased to note that as a result of lobbying by individuals and clubs, including EACC and NSBA, and coordinated by the River Cruiser Class the wording of BA's Display of Registration Marks document has been amended and is set out in an email to RCC members.
*** YOU CAN READ IT HERE ***
CASUAL USE OF CLUB SAFETY BOAT The club safety boat moored in Thurne Dyke may be used by members for legitimate uses. Click here for conditions On rare occasions a safety boat may not be available. The dates will be published here. CURRENTLY THERE ARE NO KNOWN OCCASIONS THAT A SAFETY BOAT WILL BE UNAVAILABLE
on Members' ADS including 1 River Cruiser 1 Yare and Bure One Design
HELP KEEP THE CLUB SITE TIDY
MANY THANKS TO ALL MEMBERS WHO VOLUNTEERED TO CUT THE GRASS IN 2018 A new rota will appear here in the Spring
Mooring at the Moorings Please note that members are entirely at liberty to use the club moorings frontage for temporary moorings picnics, BBQs etc whenever they wish between 1st March and 31st December. However boats who are not mooring holders should not be left there unattended without prior consent of committee. Please contact the moorings officer
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NEXT EVENTS
Saturday 27th April
Click here if you are looking for club flags, burgees or club shirts, tops and other items of badged clothing
The charity EACC has chosen to support in 2019 is NANSA has worked for over 60 years to improve the lives of people in Norfolk with physical, sensory and learning disabilities. They are a local independent charity and believe that all people with disabilities are entitled
to full inclusion in society.
In 2018 EACC raised £403.88 for the
East Anglian Air Ambulance
Thanks to Lesley Everett for coordinating our effort
On 14th February 2019 a cheque for £403.88 was presented to East Anglian Air Ambulance
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