Narrowboats to the Medway, IWA Talk, 11 Oct
A talk by Simon Judge on last year’s visit by eleven boats from St Pancras Cruising Club. A narrowboat convoy went from London to the Medway last year: 11 went, 10 came back. Kent and...
Motor cruising / Talk or lecture
by MSBA Webmaster · Published 3 October, 2017 · Last modified 1 October, 2017
A talk by Simon Judge on last year’s visit by eleven boats from St Pancras Cruising Club. A narrowboat convoy went from London to the Medway last year: 11 went, 10 came back. Kent and...
by MSBA Webmaster · Published 2 October, 2017 · Last modified 1 October, 2017
Thirteen cruising yachts (including 3 multihulls) from Hoo Ness YC, Segas SC and Upnor SC raced from Gillingham Reach to the Montgomery wreck and back on Saturday. The winner was Indigo Sky, a Hanse...
Queenborough / Safety / Training
by MSBA Webmaster · Published 1 October, 2017 · Last modified 17 October, 2017
The MSBA has purchased a life-sized inflatable doll for use of our members. He’s called B-OB (or just Bob for short); you fill him with water and chuck him over the side to practise your...
Faversham / History/archaeology / Queenborough / Sailing barges
by MSBA Webmaster · Published 30 September, 2017 · Last modified 29 September, 2017
A surprisingly good programme on BBC1 about the Thames sailing barge, featuring Nick Ardley and other experts. Many of the beautifully shot scenes are local to the Medway and Swale. Visit BBC iPlayer…
Crime / Medway Council / Peel Ports / Police / PWCs
by MSBA Webmaster · Published 29 September, 2017
Here’s some terrifying video from the new CCTV camera sponsored by the MSBA and hosted at Medway Cruising Club, giving a good view of Commodore’s Hard and Gillingham Reach. The antisocial and dangerous behaviour...
MSBA fan Mark Thorne, known to many as the first mate on X-Pilot, has acquired the classic Tom Pudding tug “Water Haigh” which is currently on the mud near Strood Pier. He is requesting...
Dinghy sailing / Environment / Keelboat racing / Multihulls / Navigation / Planning / RYA / Safety
by MSBA Webmaster · Published 21 September, 2017 · Last modified 22 September, 2017
Following a complaint by Whitstable Yacht Club, a report published on the Marine Management Organisation’s website acknowledges that the presence of oyster trestles causes or is likely to cause obstruction or danger to navigation,...
Please make sure your club or organisation is represented at our next business meeting on Tuesday 26 September, 7pm, at Strood Yacht Club. You should receive the agenda and minutes by email very soon....
In the early hours of this morning, a huge blaze has destroyed eight boats, three cabins and a workshop at Iron Wharf, Faversham. UPDATE: A 30 year old man has been arrested on suspicion of arson....
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