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Sailing Programmes and Other Club Activities 77 AFFILIATED CLUBS – SAILING PROGRAMMES AND OTHER CLUB ACTIVITIES During this unprecedented year, please check with clubs that regattas and sailing programmes are taking place as published, as government restrictions are likely to change throughout the year. BARTON TURF ADVENTURE CENTRE BTAC BTAC is a 7-acre campsite and sailing school open to Barton Broad. RYA and AALA licensed, in addition to activity everybody, but especially schools and youth groups. We weeks for groups and schools during term time, BTAC offers provide accommodation in tents and offer access to a range the public dinghy sailing tuition every weekend from Easter of adventurous (chiefly watersports) and environmental to October, and on weekdays during the school holidays. activities using Barton Broad and the 14-acre private nature You can also arrange to come and try sailing a dinghy with reserve. The Centre has its own slipway into an arm of one of our instructors. Pre-hire tuition is also available. Further details on the website: www.btac-services.co.uk BECCLES AMATEUR SAILING CLUB BASC Date Time Event Sat 3 Apr 14:00 Series A commences Sun 11 Apr 12:00 Upriver Race Sun 2 May Open Day Sat 8 May 13:00 Series B commences Sun 9 May 11:00 Norfolk Open Sat 22 May Start of Sailing School (format TBA) / Novice Salver commences Sun 23 May Fun Day Wed 9 Jun 18:30 Sunset Series commences Sun 13 Jun 11:00 Enterprise / Streaker Open Fri 18 Jun Friendly Fridays Fortnightly 6 wks Sun 18 Jul 11:00 Down River Open Sat 24 Jul End of Sailing School / BBQ / Junior Regatta Open Sat 31 Jul TBC Swing Bridge Race / Regatta Prep Sun 1 Aug 11:00 Monosail / Topper Open / Waveney OD Passage Race Mon 2-4 Aug Open Regatta Please check the website Sat 7 Aug No Series Racing for any event times that Sat 14 Aug 14:00 Series C commences are not listed. Sat 4 Sep Broadland Youth Regatta Updates to Government Sun 19 Sep TBC BASC Double Hander Club Regatta restrictions will also be shown on our website. Sat 25 Sep 14:00 Series D commences Sun 7 Nov 10:30 Series E commences www.becclesasc.co.uk Sun 26 Dec 11:00 Santa’s Salver Pursuit Race Photo - Trish Barnes 78 BITTERN OWNERS ASSOCIATION BOA The Bitterns were designed by Leslie Landamore in 1959 for the Norfolk Schools Sailing Association and approximately 55 were built, the last in 1964. Originally they were distributed around the county at various schools and Youth Groups but the majority were then based at Filby Broad County Sailing Base when it opened in 1961. Thousands of Norfolk youngsters had their first sailing experience in a Bittern and many have gone on to have illustrious sailing careers. In the early 1970s, having served their purpose, the Bitterns were sold into private ownership. In 1990 a group of owners formed the Bittern Owners Association with the sole purpose of keeping the Bitterns sailing. At the current time 33 Bitterns are registered, many having been restored to their original condition, but others have been lost through the years. The BOA would be very interested to hear from anybody who knows the fate or whereabouts of any unregistered Bitterns. BROADLAND & COASTAL CRUISING CLUB BACCC Broadland & Coastal Cruising Club on Surlingham Broad Photo – Roger Black The Broadland and Coastal Cruising Club is a small, friendly club. It was formed as a low cost no frills club, offering members cruises in company both on the Broads and short coastal trips. At most Club nights we have a speaker, or something of interest. We also offer short training courses if required. We meet on the last Friday of the month at The Lodge Country House, Salhouse, NR13 6HD. For more information contact our membership secretary Alistair Prentice: [email protected] Ivory Crown off Southwold Photo – Robert Middleton (Broom Owners Club) 79 BROADS ONE-DESIGN CLUB BODC Date Host Event Date Host Event Sun 11 Apr WOBYC Lady Mayhew Trophy Race Thu 29 Jul NBYC Wroxham Open Regatta Day Wed 14 Apr NBYC First Evening Sailing (inc. Ladies Race) Sat 17 Apr RNSYC Fitting Out Supper Sun 1 Aug NBYC Open Regatta Day (inc. Gold Cup) Sat 1 May NBYC Club Open Day Sat 14 Aug RNSYC Offshore Challenge Cup Sun 2-Mon 3 May NBYC Open Spring Regatta Sun 15-Thu 19 Aug RNSYC Sea Week (Open) Sat 15-Sun 16 May NBYC Open Keelboat Weekend Sat 21 Aug WOBYC RCC Open (BOD Challenge Cup) Sun 22-Fri 27 Aug WOBYC Oulton Week Tue 18 May RNSYC Evening Racing starts Tue 24 Aug WOBYC BOD Junior Race Sat 29-Mon 31 May EACC Thurne Mouth Open Regatta Thu 26 Aug WOBYC BOD Ladies Race Fri 11 Jun RNSYC June Regatta Practice Race Sat 28-Sun 29 Aug NPC Barton Regatta (inc. BOD Sat 12-Sun 13 Jun RNSYC June Regatta Puffin Trophy) Sat 19 Jun RNSYC Simo Trophy (Race 1 of 3) Mon 30 Aug BBORC Barton Broad Open Regatta Sun 20 Jun RNSYC Nicholson Cup Sat 4-Sun 5 Sep WOBYC Open Weekend (Sanderling Trophy & George Barker Sat 26 Jun RNSYC BOD Wilson Cup Championship Trophy) Sun 27 Jun RNSYC Southwold Race Sat 18-Sun 19 Sep NBYC Open Keelboat Weekend Sat 3 Jul RNSYC Simo Trophy, Lowestoft (Tidcombe Salver & (Race 2 of 3) Mam’zelle Trophy) Sun 4 Jul RNSYC Inshore Challenge Cup/ Sat 2 Oct NBYC BOD AGM George Brooks Trophy Sat 16-Sun 17 Oct NBYC End of Season Regatta (Open) Sat 10-Sun 11 Jul RNSYC Rhona Radcliffe Trophy Sun 31 Oct WOBYC End of Season Regatta Sat 10-Sun 11 Jul WOBYC Summer Regatta Sat 20 Nov RNSYC Annual Dinner & Prize Giving (inc. BOD races) Sat 17 Jul RNSYC Simo Trophy (Race 3 of 3) Sun 18 Jul RNSYC BOD Lowestoft Cup 1901 Race Sat 24 Jul NBYC Keelboat Open Day inc. Chadd Trophy for Juniors (Helm to be under 23 yrs on Aug 1 2021). Khambatta Trophy for Juniors (Open race for those under 18 yrs) Sun 25 Jul NBYC Open Regatta Day Mon 26-Sat 31Jul NBYC Wroxham Week (Open) BROOM OWNERS CLUB BOC Our aims and objectives are: New members are always welcome and anyone who owns • to encourage ownership of Broom boats or has owned a Broom boat – young or old, sea-going or river – can join. We have members across the UK and Europe, • to encourage owners of Broom boats to use, maintain organised on a regional basis. Communication takes place and enjoy their boats via our website, email, social media and the club magazine. • to provide a forum to give support and assistance for Join us for regional events, technical advice, cruises in owners of Broom boats company and other get-togethers. • to encourage members to help other members with We meet for coffee and a chat at East Hills Café Bistro in information and/or practical help Brundall, between 10:00 and 12:00 on the last Saturday of each month, although we cannot during the pandemic. To find out more, see our website: www.broomowners.com or contact: Robert Middleton, Eastern Region Co-ordinator, email: [email protected], tel: 07754 916078 80 TRIPLE B RACE BUCKENHAM – BREYDON – BACK Dinghies • Day Boats • Production Cruisers Saturday 25th September 2021 RACE PROCEEDS to WAVENEY STARDUST Full details: www.buckenhamsailingclub.co.uk or: [email protected] BUCKENHAM SAILING CLUB BSC Date Sailing Programme Date Sailing Programme 18 Apr-9 May Spring Series – Sunday Mornings 24 Oct-12 Dec Open Winter Series – Sunday Mornings 16 May-17 Oct Summer Series – Sunday All Day Sun 19 Dec Christmas Pudding Race Sat 25 Sep Triple B CARROW YACHT CLUB CYC Carrow Yacht Club is situated at Trowse Eye, just outside and winter. The boats are of all types, sail and motor, and Norwich, where the River Yare joins the Wensum. We have the members come from all walks of life bringing with them a lovely site and clubhouse, maintained very well by the many useful skills, where you can always be sure of friendly members, and a lively events programme for both summer advice and a helping hand. You can find out more facts and useful information from our website: www.carrowyachtclub.co.uk COLDHAM HALL SAILING CLUB CHSC Established 1951 • “The heart of sailing in the Yare Valley” Our sailing traditions at Coldham Hall go back to at least the cruisers (traditional and production). Members also enjoy a Regatta of 1847! We now offer a local course and downriver variety of summer evening ‘Try Sailing’ sessions, week day program of Sunday racing for dinghies, keel boats and sailing leisure sailing and social events. Date Time Event Venue Contact Sat Apr 3 7.00 for 7.30pm Rigging Out Supper TBA Surlingham Parish Hall Debbi Jaffey Sun Apr 11 Cruisers 10.20, Allcomers 10.30am Race Programme Starts Coldham Hall SC Ben Adams Sat May 1 2.00pm Coldham Hall Open Regatta Coldham Hall SC Nigel Kippin Sun May 2 10.00am Coldham Hall Open Regatta Coldham Hall SC Nigel Kippin Sun May 9 1.30pm Open Day / Push The Boat Out Coldham Hall SC Nigel Kippin Thu May 20, 27 6.30pm - 8.00pm Try Sailing, land based theory Coldham Hall SC Nigel Kippin Thu Jun 3, 10, 17, 24 6.30pm - 8.00pm Try Sailing, on the water Coldham Hall SC Nigel Kippin Thu Jul 1, 8, 15 6.30pm - 8.00pm Try Sailing, on the water Coldham Hall SC Nigel Kippin Sat Jul 3 10.00am Hardley Mill Cruise and BBQ Coldham Hall SC Ben Adams Sun Jul 18 10.00am Club Regatta Coldham Hall SC Nigel Kippin Thu Jul 22 6.30pm - 8.00pm Social BBQ Coldham Hall SC Nigel Kippin Sun Jul 25 10.20am Yare Challenge Cup (CHSCvYSC) Coldham Hall SC Ben Adams Sat Sep 11 All Day Yare Navigation Race - RCC Open Downriver Coldham Hall SC Ian Barker Sat Sep 18 1.00pm Waveney One Design invite Coldham Hall SC Ben Adams Sun Sep 19 10.30am Waveney One Design invite Coldham Hall SC Ben Adams Sun Oct 24 10.20am Commodore’s Day Coldham Hall SC Nigel Kippin Sun Oct 31 10.30am Start of Winter Downriver Series Coldham Hall SC Ben Adams Wed Dec 1 7.30pm Annual General
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