Medway Queen forges ahead
Everything is still locked down by winter and the pandemic but the Medway Queen Preservation Society has ambitious plans for the coming year. All dependent, of course, on Covid and in some respects the...
Classic motor vessels / Classic vessels / History/archaeology
by MSBA Webmaster · Published 4 February, 2021
Everything is still locked down by winter and the pandemic but the Medway Queen Preservation Society has ambitious plans for the coming year. All dependent, of course, on Covid and in some respects the...
Conference / Dinghy cruising / Motor cruising / RYA / Talk or lecture / Yacht cruising
by MSBA Webmaster · Published 25 January, 2021 · Last modified 24 January, 2021
Bookings for this year’s RYA Cruising Conference are now open! The online event has a packed schedule to interest regular and novice cruisers alike. Topics will include real-life stories from fellow cruisers, as well...
Classic vessels / History/archaeology / Queenborough / Sailing barges / Swale
by MSBA Webmaster · Published 24 January, 2021 · Last modified 1 February, 2021
The historic Queenborough Harbour is to be linked with Milton Creek. At Queenborough, the harbour trust is improving mooring facilities for Thames sailing barges. Lloyds Wharf, in Milton Creek, is home to the Raybel...
Peel Ports have arranged for two red beacons to be placed beside the wreck of the infamous “pirate ship” Revenge in Faversham Creek. Unfortunately one of the beacons is positioned just the wrong side...
Dinghy racing / Dinghy sailing / People / Power boating / RYA / Sailing / Training
by MSBA Webmaster · Published 18 January, 2021
Medway Yacht Club is looking for an RYA Senior Instructor to take on the Chief Instructor role on a full time, permanent basis. The role requires a flexible approach with the successful candidate working...
Environment / Motor cruising / Navigation / Peel Ports
by MSBA Webmaster · Published 14 January, 2021
The Forth Umpire was out yesterday collecting hazardous debris between Chatham and Peters bridge after the previous day’s tidal surge. Note that the majority of floating debris is sawn logs, believed to originate from...
Cruising Association / Sailing / Social event / Talk or lecture / Yacht cruising
by MSBA Webmaster · Published 13 January, 2021 · Last modified 15 February, 2021
Please see details below on how to join the meeting at 19.00 on Thursday, 14 January 2021, cruising in the USA and Canada: Cantilena of London sails Chesapeake Bay and the ‘Down East Loop.’ ...
Conference / Motor cruising / RYA / Talk or lecture / Yacht cruising
by MSBA Webmaster · Published 23 December, 2020 · Last modified 12 January, 2021
The RYA’s annual Cruising Conference will take place as an online event next year on 21 March 2021. The conference promises to cover the issues that matter most to cruisers, including post-Brexit guidance, training insights,...
Crime / Peel Ports / Power boating / Safety
by MSBA Webmaster · Published 16 December, 2020 · Last modified 21 December, 2020
Peel Ports have issued the following statement: “On the 26th of April 2020 a water craft collided with another vessel causing it to sink and causing serious injury to one of the occupants. Police...
Peel Ports have asked us to notify boaters that a recent near miss incident involving a small fishing boat and an LNG vessel has highlighted an issue surrounding the movement of such ships and...
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