Notice to Mariners (6) (Posted 10.03.10) Click heree

Out of date flares info (Posted 10.03.10) Click heree

RYA Winter 2010 Newsletter (Posted 10.03.10) Click heree

Notice to Mariners (5) (Posted 01.03.10) Click heree

Stop the Estuary Airport (Posted 015.02.10)
As you may be aware, Boris Johnson has plans for an airport slap bang in the middle of the Thames Estuary. Should this go project ahead, the consequences for our cruising environment will be dire. To that end, the MYA has pledged it's support to the Stop the Estuary Airport campaign which is being headed up by Medway Council, Kent County Council and the RSPB. Please click here to visit the website and register your support.

Notice to Mariners (4) (Posted 04.02.10) Click heree

Notice to Mariners (3) (Posted 29.01.10) Click here.

Notice to Mariners (2) (Posted 15.01.10) Click here.

Notice to Mariners (1) (Posted 05.01.10) Click here.

Merry Xmas and a Happy New Year (Posted 21.12.09)
Wishing all our members and associates a wonderful holiday and please don't forget to get all your updated club and business info to the Publicity Officer ASAP, that's if you want it to feature in the 2010 Yearbook! Have a good one!


RYA South East - Cruising into the Future Conference (Posted 21.12.09)
30 January 2010 - Chipstead SC
To download further details and application form Click Here


RNLI Dutch Trip 2010 (Posted 21.12.09)
RNLI Dutch Trip 2010 leaving Ramsgate on June 20th for two weeks still has room for 8 boats.
Registration forms + £100 entry donation for charities
from Paul.Woodhead@btinternet.com (RNLI Sailathon GB).

See web site for details http://www.sailathon.org.uk

Notice to Mariners (33) (Posted 21.12.09) Click here.

Notice to Mariners (32) (Posted 21.12.09) Click here.

Notice to Mariners (31) (Posted 14.10.09) Click here.

Notice to Mariners (30) (Posted 08.10.09) Click here.

Notice to Mariners (29) (Posted 05.10.09) Click here.

Marine Safety / Security Evening at Strood Yacht Club) (Posted 09.07.09)
A Marine Safety / Security Evening is being held at Strood Yacht Club on Friday 31st July from 7.30pm. Members from all MYA member clubs are welcome to attend. The evening will include presentations by the Police Marine Unit, RNLI, Coastguard and the Project Kraken Team
The evening will include a FREE buffet supper courtesy of Kent Police. Further details will follow. Places will be limited. Please advise your members that to book a place they should e-mail me:
chairman@medwayya.co.uk

MYA Handicaps for 2009 (Posted 03.06.09)
To make racing fairer and more exciting on our waters, we now have our own ratings for boats that are not IRC rated. If you would like to race in our regatta or in other inter-club series races, please download a copy of the ratings for 2009. Click here.

Medway Regatta 2009 (Posted 03.06.09)
We have had reports over confusion about the Medway Regattas for 2009.
The official Medway Regatta dates as sanctioned by the MYA are:

KEELBOAT REGATTA
HOSTED BY MEDWAY CRUISING CLUB
26-28 JUNE 2009
Four classes: IRC, Medway Handicap Rating, Gaff Rig & Multi Hull
Full details are on-line at www.medwaycruisingclub.org.uk

DINGHY REGATTA
HOSTED BY WILSONIAN SAILING CLUB
Sponsored by MTS Cleansing Services Limited
10-12 JULY 2009
Full details are on-line at www.wilsoniansc.org.uk

Kingsferry Bridge (Posted 03.06.09)
We are still getting reports of craft being kept waiting for no apparent good reason, plus other incidents, at the bridge,

The bridge should operate as follows:
Monday to Saturday the bridge is able to open at 20 minutes past the hour and 10 to the hour.On Sundays it is able to open on the hour. It cannot lift more than three times in two hours as the motors overheat. So if you arrive for an opening and it has already opened on the last three published opening times you will have to wait at least an hour for the motors to cool down. It is therefore in your own best interests to contact the bridge keeper well in advance and let him know your expected time of arrival and he will do his best to give you a lift at the earliest opportunity. Having said that, he only has a handheld VHF so is limited by its range. Call him again when you are about ten minutes away. Do not call on Ch16 - he works on Ch10 only.
If you are unable to get a reply at all, call Medway VTS on Ch74 and they will endeavour to contact him by phone.

If you continue to have a problem at the bridge call Medway VTS on Ch74
and report the incident.The Ports and Police can only take action if incidents are reported!


 
   
 
   
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