Meet the Committee
The Treasurer, Mark Brown, ensures good financial management of all aspects of club finances.
The Rear Commodore traditionally carries the responsibility for the clubhouse and the infrastructure and manages to make sure that all the issues get dealt with by someone. So knowledge of the building trade, or skills at decorating, are absolutely not necessary! Position vacant.
The Rear Commodore (House) is traditionally responsible for the Club Bar, making sure it is kept manned and stocked, deciding prices and so on. In the past, some RC(H)’s have got the job done using a small sub-committee. It’s up to you how you do it. Position vacant.
The Social Secretary organises the running of the Galley. This position used to be shared by the Social Committee. Position vacant.
The Cadet Coordinators, Ben Gardener and Andy Ekins, co-ordinate Cadet training and events.
The Health and Safety Officer, Martin Hill, is responsible for all matters pertaining to Health and Safety.
The Training Principal, currently in the hands of the Commodore, oversees the formalities of being an RYA training centre are met.
General Committee members: The above plus Laurie Dengate, Matt Hogben and Peter Gibson.
Sailing Committee members: Magdalena Gawecka, Claire Gibson, Richard de Lisle (coordinator), Steve Owen, Phillip Rees, Ben Skull, Clive Woodward and James Woodward.
The Training Team, Laurie Dengate (Improvers, instructors and dinghy training), Nathan Hudson (RYA cadet training), Richard de Lisle (dinghy traiing), David Hogben, Allan McNeil and Doug Whiteoak (powerboat) organise the training in the club, whether sailing or powerboating, supported by a team of Instructors and Assistant Instructors.
Development Committee members: Mark Brown, Clare Dunning, Peter Gibson (chair), David Hogben, Steve Lee and Alistair Russell.
Cadet Representatives are responsible for taking a lead in the Cadet section and relaying requests to the appropriate club officials.
Boatswain, Karl Royer, is responsible for maintenance and repairs to club sailing boats.
Boatshed & Safety Boat officers, David Hogben, Allan McNeil and Doug Whiteoak, are responsible for the good order of the Safety Boats, the Boat Shed and James Woodward is response for ensuring the Petrol Store is stocked.
Boat hirers, Andy and Alison Ekins, hire out the club dinghies to members.
Race Tower officers are responsible for all Race Tower items: flags, horns, handheld radios and paperwork.
Results officer publishes race results and giving the running totals as a series progresses.
First Aid Boxes officer, Juliette Beaumont, keeps the first aid boxes topped up.
Child Protection Officer, Alison Ekins, is responsible for ensuring the club meets safeguarding requirements.
Bookkeeper, Phil Rees, supports the Club Treasurer maintaining the club's accounts.
The Rear Commodore traditionally carries the responsibility for the clubhouse and the infrastructure and manages to make sure that all the issues get dealt with by someone. So knowledge of the building trade, or skills at decorating, are absolutely not necessary! Position vacant.
The Rear Commodore (House) is traditionally responsible for the Club Bar, making sure it is kept manned and stocked, deciding prices and so on. In the past, some RC(H)’s have got the job done using a small sub-committee. It’s up to you how you do it. Position vacant.
The Social Secretary organises the running of the Galley. This position used to be shared by the Social Committee. Position vacant.
The Cadet Coordinators, Ben Gardener and Andy Ekins, co-ordinate Cadet training and events.
The Health and Safety Officer, Martin Hill, is responsible for all matters pertaining to Health and Safety.
The Training Principal, currently in the hands of the Commodore, oversees the formalities of being an RYA training centre are met.
General Committee members: The above plus Laurie Dengate, Matt Hogben and Peter Gibson.
Sailing Committee members: Magdalena Gawecka, Claire Gibson, Richard de Lisle (coordinator), Steve Owen, Phillip Rees, Ben Skull, Clive Woodward and James Woodward.
The Training Team, Laurie Dengate (Improvers, instructors and dinghy training), Nathan Hudson (RYA cadet training), Richard de Lisle (dinghy traiing), David Hogben, Allan McNeil and Doug Whiteoak (powerboat) organise the training in the club, whether sailing or powerboating, supported by a team of Instructors and Assistant Instructors.
Development Committee members: Mark Brown, Clare Dunning, Peter Gibson (chair), David Hogben, Steve Lee and Alistair Russell.
Cadet Representatives are responsible for taking a lead in the Cadet section and relaying requests to the appropriate club officials.
Boatswain, Karl Royer, is responsible for maintenance and repairs to club sailing boats.
Boatshed & Safety Boat officers, David Hogben, Allan McNeil and Doug Whiteoak, are responsible for the good order of the Safety Boats, the Boat Shed and James Woodward is response for ensuring the Petrol Store is stocked.
Boat hirers, Andy and Alison Ekins, hire out the club dinghies to members.
Race Tower officers are responsible for all Race Tower items: flags, horns, handheld radios and paperwork.
Results officer publishes race results and giving the running totals as a series progresses.
First Aid Boxes officer, Juliette Beaumont, keeps the first aid boxes topped up.
Child Protection Officer, Alison Ekins, is responsible for ensuring the club meets safeguarding requirements.
Bookkeeper, Phil Rees, supports the Club Treasurer maintaining the club's accounts.
