Nearly all our events have had to be cancelled during the lockdown. However, the Board has continued to meet online every month, and we have continued our fundraising and boat-building activities throughout. We had a very successful and positive AGM...
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Members are invited to our AGM on Friday November 29th at 7:30pm in the Alexander Centre, Preston Street. Please arrive by 7:00 if you need to renew your membership. Our guest speaker is Brian Corbett from Medway Sailing and Boating...
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Now that it begins to look likely that we will get an opening bridge, thoughts turn to the potential of the Basin to be the lively centre of activity on the Creek. The Vision here, written by Griselda Musset and...
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Alan Thorne, of The Purifier Yacht and Dinghy Company, says “LET’S BUILD A BOAT TOGETHER! FOR AGES 12 TO 99!” Building a wooden boat, getting into it and on to the water is magic! It can be a life changing...
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Public Meeting 29 November, 7 – 10 pm, St Mary of Charity Church, Church Road, Faversham ME13 8DZ Your Chance To Question Cllr Paul Carter leader of Kent County Council email – wheresourbridge@gmail.com Facebook – Where is our Bridge
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Dear Member Annual General Meeting Below you will find the Notice for this year’s Annual General Meeting. We look forward to bringing you up to date with progress on the Opening Bridge as well as our activities over the past...
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Thank you EvoqativMedia for this brilliant video of the 2018 Nautical Festival.
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In Faversham, the 24ft centreboard yacht Mayhi has reached the stage where the hull is caulked and ready for painting, and the deck to be laid on the beams. In Truro, the keel of the 68ft Pilot Cutter Pellew has...
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An excitng update on the The Pellew’s progress here at The Purifier Building, Faversham.
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A while ago, Countrywide Productions produced a film about the wide variety of apprenticeships available to young people and how they represented an increasingly popular alternative to university. This film was well received by a wide group of community representatives...
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Planks are gradually being added to the Mayhi; some need a little steaming to ease them around the curve at the bow. Each plank is riveted with copper nails and roves.
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The ribs for the first replica Mayhi have been steamed and bent in place, by Simon Grillet and the apprentices.
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