Jun 17 2011
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Jun 07 2011
TBYC Regatta Party – 18th June
With the TBYC Regatta only two weekends away there is still time to pre-purchase your regatta party tickets from behind the bar.
At a bargain price of £6 for adults and £4 for children with music from James Christian this is one party not to be missed.
Apr 26 2011
TBYC Feva’s
Following what can only be described as a champaine sailing weekend it was awsome for me to see our Feva class not only on the water but racing and competing well done all who raced!!!
Just a few quick things to think about with the worlds looming and continued training.
Could all let me know if you think I have missed anyone as far as emails are concered as I lost the hard drive on my PC and have re generated the Feva email list but do not want to miss anyone.
If any of you are interested in attending either the Nationals or Inland Nationals please let me know and even confirm please if you are not going.
Also please email me if you are interested in buying new sails before the worlds and I will try to get a deal with RS but need to know by Friday 6th of May
Finally I am trying to put together an order for new boats prior to cadet week so all of you that are interested then please let me know as early as possible at the below email
Email [email protected]
Happy Sailing Steve
Apr 20 2011
Rib Etiquette at TBYC
With the rise in numbers of privately owned power craft within the club and the enthusiasm for members to use them for following and supporting sailing activities, the General Committee have been asked to highlight the applicable club byelaw & suggest the following guidelines.
TBYC Club Byelaw 3.1L:-
“Motorised craft, such as Ski Boats, RIBS, Jet Skis and other PWCs owned by Club members, will only be permitted to use the Club Slipway, when in possession of the written permission of the General Committee and their use is solely for the support of a Club activity.”
With granted permission General Committee usage guidelines:-
A) To launch / recover outside of Dinghies launching / recovering from racing. This includes a period of 45 minutes prior to the published race start time to allow sailing dinghies clear access to the slipway & beach.
B) Club Ribs to be given priority for launching & recovery as they are required to support Club activities.
C) All ribs to be moored in such a way that does not prevent or hold up the launching of sailing dinghies.
D) Speed limit inside moorings & beach area is limited by PLA byelaws to a maximum of 8 knots
E) No towing of skiers, wakeboards or inflatables within the moorings area.
F) When launching from the Club Slipway it is Club Policy that adequate Personal Buoyancy for all persons on board must be worn whilst afloat.
G) In calm weather (under force 2) speed to be kept at a minimum if navigating in/around the racing fleet to avoid large wash.
H) Owners are solely responsible for ensuring they have adequate insurance coverage & are responsible for operation of the craft including if they have lent the craft to a third party.
I) Owners to be aware that road vehicle drivers that have passed a UK driving test since 01st January 1997 may not be entitled to tow a trailer & boat combination over 750Kg. Please check directly with the DVLA.
Thank you for your continued support.
TBYC General Committee – Spring 2011
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Mar 09 2011
Work party saturday 19th March
We have a painting work party on saturday the 19th march starting at 9am, please give some time as there is alot to do with the race box, guard boats etc. Many thanks to Graham Dare who has made an excellent start on the committee boat, lets hope the weather is kind.
Mar 04 2011
Dinghy Show this Saturday
I hope nobody will object to me using this board for this, but this coming Saturday I am driving up to Alexander Palace for the Dinghy Show and have a few empty places in the car if anyone else would like a lift.
Jan 13 2011
Watch this film from 1964 TBYC
Jan 10 2011
Your Help Is needed to find… Administrator / Bookkeeper
Administrator/Bookkeeper
Thorpe Bay Yacht Club is looking for an Administrator / Bookkeeper to join our go-ahead team. In order to be considered, candidates must have previous experience working within an accounts environment and be able to work confidently on their own.
They will be involved with:
> Membership administration
> Bookkeeping and accounts to management accounts level
> Invoicing
> Cash control
> Banking
> Credit Control
> Liaison with members and suppliers
> Maintenance of required records, reports, and files in an organised manner and present these to Club officers as and when required
> Compliance with Procedures and Regulatory requirements
> General administration
> Dealing with any ad hoc duties
This is a pivotal position within the Club and therefore demands a confident, self-motivated individual. All-round accounts experience is essential as is a confidence with computers. Knowledge of Sage Line 50 and MS Access, Word and Excel would be a distinct advantage. Candidates must have good communicational and organisational skills.
In addition to a good salary, the office has the best view in town and a high satisfaction level for a job well done!
Applications MUST be made in writing for the attention of Ken Clarke at Thorpe Bay Yacht Club.
Nov 03 2010
Regular Sandhopper Crew Wanted for Sunday Racing – 2011 Season
Commitment and racing experience more important than looks and age!
Call me on 07768 571768 for a chat, or email: rft(at)primoplc.com, replacing (at) with @.
Thanks
Robin
Oct 14 2010
FREE opportunity for 16-18 year olds.
Chelmsford College is offering a great opportunity for TBYC members aged 16, 17 or 18 and as long as they do not attend Chelmsford College at this moment in time can apply for a FREE First Aid in Sport course.
Full details plus how to apply is below and in the attachments, spaces are limited and will go quickly.
1st Aid in Sport FOR 16-18 Year Olds
If you are between 16-18 years old Chelmsford College wants to invite you to take part in a free two day training event: First Aid for Sport.
There are three opportunities to undertake this exciting and useful course:
i.) Monday / Tuesday, 25th / 26th October 2010
ii.) Wednesday / Thursday, 27th / 28th October 2010
iii.) Monday / Tuesday, 20th / 21st December 2010
This course is the application of essential first aid principles to casualties in the sporting environment and comprises one of the first aid qualifications required by most coaching awards. It is also an excellent addition to your CV and something that employers within the sports industry will always look for.
For a more detailed look at the course content, please see the following website: www.itcfirstaid.org.uk
If you are interested, please contact in one of the following ways:
Email on [email protected] with details including:
Name
Contact address
Contact telephone number
Contact email address
Age
Preferred date of course
All these details are also on the sportessex website and can be found at http://www.sportessex.com/noticeboard.php
Best regards,
Shaun


