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April 2013

Welcome to the April 2013 edition of Club Room.

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Papercourt Sailing Club crowned RYA Club of the Year: The Surrey club named worthy winners of the 2013 RYA Club of the Year Award at the RYA Dinghy Show.

Do you understand social media?: Social media is undoubtedly seen as the best way to get your name out there nowadays.

Energy efficiency and money saving tips from The Green Blue: Q and A with Green Blue Development Officer Alex Watkins.

RYA Weed Management Guidance and Discount!: Does your club suffer with problems with excessive or wide-spread weed? If so then then read on for weed management guidance and 25% discount on DyoFix©

Changes to DBS (formerly CRB) checks: The Criminal Records Bureau (CRB) has changed its name to the Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS).

Club leaders - Better business for sport: Free training and support to those involved in the day-to-day running of sport

Register for RYA Push the Boat Out 2013: RYA Push the Boat Out is a fantastic opportunity to showcase your club and facilities and be a part of a national weekend of sailing.

Win a brand new Honwave T40 inflatable with Honda BF20 engine for your club: Parkstone Yacht Club is offering clubs the opportunity to win a brand new Honwave T40 inflatable.

Entries open for the 2013 RYA Eric Twiname Championships: Entries for the 2013 RYA Eric Twiname Championships, being staged at Rutland Sailing Club, are now open.

RYA Dinghy Show 2014 - Save the Date: Taking place over the weekend of 01 - 02 March.

The Alliance wants to take your temperature: Answer the Sports Club Survey.

National Handicap for Cruisers – early days: Willingness and appreciation for the National Scheme along with some confusion!

Changes to marine licensing laws affecting clubs and centres in England: Recent changes to marine licensing in England mean currently licensable activities such as small-scale dredging and the laying of temporary marker buoys will soon be exempt.

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