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Club Programme 2021 2021 Club Programme NORFOLK BROADS YACHT CLUB We really appreciate the support shown Joining Point by all our Members throughout the 2020 season. Did you know that RYA Membership gives you access to A big THANK YOU from the great offers and discounts from selected suppliers: Flag Officers, Staff and Committee Members of HOLIDAYS • LIFESTYLE • OUTDOOR EQUIPMENT CLOTHING • MAGAZINES • plus much more... Norfolk Broads Yacht Club. Adult membership is only £47 per annum – and if you join using our Joining Point scheme, NBYC also receives a commission on your membership. Contents Page RYA Joining Point and 200 Club 2 Commodore’s Welcome and Office opening times 5 Officers, Staff and Committee Members 6-7 NBYC Merchandise 10 General Information 11 Training 12-13 For more details, pop into the office or pick up a leaflet How to stay up to date with Club News 15 Racing Programmes and Open Performance Weekends 16-17 Saturday Mentoring for Members 19 200200200 Club Club Club DRAW Draw Draw DATES Dates: Dates: 27th Mar Fitting Out Supper General Sailing and Social Programme for 2021 20-31 th 9th2727 thApril Mar Mar EasterFittingFitting Sailing Out Out SchoolSupper Supper thth Venue Hire and Open Day 32 2nd99 MayApril April SpringEasterEaster Open Sailing Sailing Regatta School School 22ndnd May May SpringSpring Regatta Regatta 12thth Juneth Saturday Morning Sailing 1212 June June KeelboatKeelboat Weekend Weekend Socials for the Season – Not to be Missed! 33 27th2727th th JulyJuly July NBYCClubClub Dinner Supper Supper 6th66th th AugAug Aug CadetCadetCadet Week Week Week One One One Wroxham Week Racing Programme – NEW ideas 36 18th1818th Septh Sep Sep KeelboatKeelboatKeelboat Weekend Weekend Weekend 16th1616th Octth Oct Oct EndEnd ofEnd Season of of Season Season Open Regatta Regatta Regatta Wroxham Week entertainment 37 thth 8th88 NovNov Nov In theInIn theOffice the Office Office thth Your FAQs answered 38 12th1212 Dec Dec Dec ChristmasChristmasChristmas Lunch Lunch Lunch Dates for your 2021 Diary 39 2 0 00 ContributeContribute to to the the NBYCNBYC DevelopmentDevelopment Fund Fund andand be be in in with with a a chancechance to to MONTHLY PRIZES: 200 NUMBERSNUMBERS 1st Prize: £50 WINWIN 5050 2nd prize: £25 THREE WINNERSWINNERS 3rd Prize: £10 EVERY MONTHMONTH ££ £5 PER MONTH BE IN ITIT TOTO WINWIN ITIT TO ENTER Sign up online:online: www.webcollect.org.uk/nbycwww.webcollect.org.uk/nbyc ScrollScroll toto thethe bottombottom ofof thethe pagepage and and click click ‘Subscriptions,‘Subscriptions, Moorings,Moorings, 200200 ClubClub & & Merchandise’ Merchandise’ 2 3 Luxury Ensuite Accommodation, Home Offices & Pop Up Bathroom Buildings Welcome to the 2021 season at NBYC www.englishshepherdshut.co.uk We hope that good weather and sailing will make this year hugely enjoyable. If like myself, you’re itching to get back out on the water after what seems to be a roller A range of locally built coaster 2020, then look no further. This year we are extending our winter programme – which will be great to see the bedroom and club bustling throughout the year. We hope to provide an exciting new 2021 Racing bathroom solutions, Programme, which will hold performance weekends as well as our popular informal racing. With our new Chief Instructor, there are plenty of training dates to pick from perfect for new and and plenty more available if they become fully booked. established campsites You will see our programme is full of exciting social events for all ages. The Olympics and holiday businesses. are held this year and we hope you will join us in some fun filled events! This year, we will be hosting several key events, the Broadland Youth Regatta, the Norfolk One Designs’ 90th Anniversary and the Scout Nationals, so there should be Bespoke designs lots of activity on the water. available on request. Finally, don’t forget, with your full paying membership you are able to gift another Full Membership (one per household) to anyone you feel would like to come and be part of our sailing community, up until 1st April 2021. Thank you to all the staff and volunteers who have made this season’s programme happen – I look forward to seeing you all on and off the water this year! Elysia Ferrier-Hanger, Commodore Club Office and Staff Office Opening Times 5th April – 19th October 2021* Between Monday and Friday: 0900 – 1600 Saturday and Sunday: 0900 – 1700 20th October 2021 – April 2022 (Winter Racing Office Opening Times) Between Monday and Friday: 0900 – 1600 telephone: 01603 782808 website: www.nbyc.co.uk office email: [email protected] Shower Shacks From £1695 + VAT Club Manager Peter McGeown email: [email protected] Lav Shacks from £1445 + VAT Duty Managers Claire Lund email: [email protected] Get in touch for a Quote Emily Greves email: [email protected] Maintenance Manager www.showershacks.co.uk Steve Smith email: [email protected] Chef *During the racing season we endeavour to open the office [email protected] seven days a week, sometimes this is not possible due to staff Jason Chapman email: [email protected] holidays or absence. In the closed season the office is open Monday to Friday only except for periods of staff holiday or 01603 397777 Chief Instructor absence. If you require assistance from staff, it is advisable to Ruth Owen email: [email protected] call in advance of your visit. 4 5 Officers, Staff and CommitteeOfficers andMembers Committee Members Elysia Ferrier-Hanger Commodore Bob Payne Ruth Knight Paul Youngs Ellie Ringwood Vice Commodore Rear Commodore Immediate Past Commodore Junior Commodore Officers nda Committee Sub-Committees Philip Harston Peter Hawes David Talbot Martin Jones Trustee Trustee Trustee Treasurer President Sailing Sub Committee Finance & Facilities Michael Trafford Chair: Geoff Evans Sub Committee Chair: Martin Jones Commodore Racing Group Mark Absalom, Beth Campbell, Elysia Ferrier-Hanger Head: Flag Officer Geoff Evans, Nick Hovey*, Vice Commodore Paul Barker*, Geoff Evans Nick Matthews, John Reid, (Trophy Custodian), Michael Beth Campbell Geoff Evans Rose Angell James Dugdale Bob Payne Peter McGeown* Chair of Membership Chair of Sailing/ Head of Training Head of Social McNamara*, Anne Richardson* Training Principal Rear Commodore (Timekeeper), Ian Richardson, R.Y.A. Representative Ruth Knight David Talbot*, Martin Thompson, Sally Dugdale Ian Tims*, Emily Greves* Treasurer NSBA Representatives Martin Jones Training Group Commodore & Head of Racing Head: Rose Angell Timekeepers Mark Absalom Kate Aitken Cathryn Brady Heather Evans Will Knight Principal: Geoff Evans Reporting Accountants Committee Member Committee Member Committee Member Committee Member Committee Member Beth Campbell, Chief Instructor: Ruth Owen M+A Partners LLP Anne Richardson Welfare Officers: Sophie *Denotes Co-opted. Immediate Past Commodore Whitham & Kate Aitken. Paul Youngs Geoff Angell*, Sally Dugdale*, Heather Evans, Flip Foulds*, Junior Commodore Richard Lord, Chris Pank*, Richard Lord Nick Matthews John Reid Ian Richardson Martin Thompson Ellie Ringwood Emily Greves* Committee Member Committee Member Committee Member Committee Member Committee Member Elected Committee Membership Sub Committee Mark Absalom, Kate Aitken, Chair: Beth Campbell Rose Angell, Cathryn Brady, Beth Campbell, James Dugdale, Social Group Geoff Evans, Heather Evans, Head: James Dugdale Will Knight, Richard Lord, Kate Bangham*, Cathryn Brady, Beth Campbell Anne Richardson Nick Matthews, John Reid, Ian Beth Campbell, Robert Ferrier- Timekeeper Timekeeper Richardson, Martin Thompson Hanger*, Sarah Hovey*, Jason Chapman*, Claire Lund* Trophy Custodian Geoff Evans Members’ & Marketing Group Head: Beth Campbell Trustees Linda Aspland*, Will Knight, Philip Harston, Peter Hawes, Anna Maughan*, Emma Claire Lund Peter McGeown Emily Greves Duty Manager C l u b M a n a g e r Duty Manager David Talbot Woodhouse* 6 7 www.cctvalarms.co.uk SolarcamSolarcam is a local based LTD family run security solutions provider offering : CCTV Agents for Intruder systems With nearly 200 years of sailmaking and rigging experience CONTACT JECKELLS THE SAILMAKER – YOUR LOCAL EXPERTS Gates-Barriers Tel: 01603 782223 Email: [email protected] Security lighting JECK388-NBYC Social Programme 2021 93h x 132w.indd 1 05/11/2020 20:42 Any member of NYBC Is entitled to a FREE security audit and a 10% discount of any future purchase Call 01603755450 Price Bailey & PB Financial Planning are proud sponsors of the NBYC. 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