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"What's Happening on the Water 16/01/2019"
"What's Happening on the Water" Congratulations to all who competed in last Saturday's first "Icebreaker Series" race of the year. The turnout was excellent, with nineteen boats from CSC, and a further five from HSC. The first race was hard fought around a triangular course set by the race officer Nick Woolley. Due to neaps and a lack of water
Published 06:55 on 18 Jan 2019
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Burn's Night - Saturday 26th January 2019
Join us for a Ceilidh with the Agglestone Band and Caller Dining from 7PM, Dancing from 8:30PM MENU A traditional supper of Cock-a-Leekie Soup Haggis, Neaps and Tatties or Roast Beef and Seasonal Vegetables Scottish Crème Brulee or Cheese Selection To Dine & Dance £20 - Dance Only £7 All tickets are available from the bar or office So what is a Ceilidh? a Lively evening
Published 10:09 on 1 Jan 2019
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"What's Happening on the Water" 21/12/2018
Thank you to all who came to the Seminar last Saturday morning in the training room. We will be arranging another Race officer and Assistant seminar in the New Year. I am also collecting names for next year from members who wish to learn in practical terms and "Shadow" our race team on the water. To carry this out please email me your name and contact details and I
Published 13:18 on 23 Dec 2018
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New Years Eve Gala Event Tickets
Following the great success of last years event, the Social Committee are arranging an "Austin Powers Themed Event" for New Years Eve. Tickets are now available from the Bar or office
Published 08:31 on 15 Dec 2018
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Traditional Christmas Carols Evening, Friday 21st December
Come and join us for a heart-warming evening of Christmas cheer with Christchurch Christmas Brass. This will be the perfect start to the Christmas holiday, with most having finished work and schools having broken up. The evening will start at 6.30pm with complimentary mince pies and mulled wine, and at 6.45pm the musicians will play carols and traditional songs for us to sing-along to. There will then be a meal
Published 08:18 on 15 Dec 2018
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"What's Happening on the Water 12/12/2018"
"What's Happening on the Water The weather forecasts beat us last weekend on Saturday and Sunday. The only race that took place was Class 4 and Finn's on Saturday morning with a start at 9am. That was just after dark. !! We should not cancel races the day before a scheduled race because of the weather forecast, as they are
Published 07:06 on 13 Dec 2018
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"What's Happening on the Water - 05/12/2018"
I am certainly looking forward to the Prize Giving this Saturday at the Queens Hotel, for Class 4, Class 5, Cruiser Class and the Ladies Class. It will be a time to celebrate our fantastic year of good weather and sailing. Richard Phillips, who is responsible for creating our "Club2 Class results," will provide film of this year's events on the Hotel's screen for our added entertainment.
Published 06:58 on 6 Dec 2018
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"What's Happening on the Water 28/11/2018"
The weather was much kinder last weekend, which resulted in a good turnout of all classes in the harbour and river sailing for the Scows. Shaun Harris the Scow class captain swept the course prior to Saturday's racing in the river and found only a few link lines still attached. They were dealt with. Rory Barnes with the help of Richard Beasley organized a two day course
Published 09:11 on 1 Dec 2018
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"What's Happening on the Water - 21/11/2018"
"What's Happening on the Water No dinghy racing last weekend due to low tides. This weekend we have a full Winter Series Programme, with an early start on Saturday for the Finns, class four and five, starting in the harbour at 09.00. Following a decision at the Sailing Committee all classes will start together, as this will make it easier
Published 09:09 on 1 Dec 2018
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"What's Happening on the Water - 14/11/2018"
The CSC Juniors are all enjoying their winter training at Spinnaker Sailing Club. They are William Foy, Finley Leigh Anderson, Sean Williams, George Hayles, Lyla Bryan-Brown, Didi Bryan-Brown and Max Rayner. The feedback is they are learning a lot about all aspects of sailing and looking forward to the next session. Last Weekend was marred by the strong winds, however, many braved the conditions in all classes although numbers were low.
Published 10:28 on 17 Nov 2018