LATEST NEWS ....

Sail the Wight 2010 17^th Mar 2010
The Sail the Wight website is up and running! Details of this years event, including entry forms, have been published on it ....more

ECSC Fitting Out Supper 13^th Mar 2010
At the Club, Saturday 10^th April 2010 from 7pm ....more

In support of Help for Heroes - Sailing for Heroes 13^th Mar 2010
Yarmouth Charity Cup Regatta - 2^nd to 4^th July 2010 ....more

Medina Combined Clubs Pub Games Evening 10^th Mar 2010
Good Friday – 2^nd April 2010, 7.00 pm start at CCYC - Pool, Darts, Shove Ha’penny ....more

Medina Combined Clubs diary for 2010 28^th Feb 2010
Events for 2010 organised by the MCC ....more

Fixtures for 2010 10^th Jan 2010
Fixtures and Thursday Evening Races for 2010 have been added to the Fixtures channel.

Storage and Mooring Rules and Rates for 2010 22^nd Dec 2009
The latest Storage and Mooring Rules, and Rates for 2009/2010 have been added to the Storage channel.

Membership Application forms and Subscription for 2010 26^th Oct 2009
The Membership Application forms, and the new Subscription and Entry Fees for 2010 have been added to the Membership Information channel.

Cowes Harbour Commission - Local Notice to Mariners No 9 of 2009 29^th Jul 2009
Cowes Harbour Fairway. Navigation within the Fairway and the use of engines by sailing vessels. All vessels when navigating in or near the Cowes Fairway ....more

Close quarters situations with large vessels 17^th May 2009
An Open Letter to all leisure sailors in The Solent from ABP Southampton Harbour Master ....more

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