Jan 21

Creativity – why it’s the key to learning

What creativity really means and why mastering it makes everything else easier

Jan 21

Delegates descend on Donaghadee Sailing Club for RYANI’s Club Conference

Delegates all over Northern Ireland have congregated at Donaghadee Sailing Club for RYA Northern Ireland’s Club Conference. More than 30 delegates from 16 clubs and centres attended the event on Saturday 1 December

Jan 18

Local groups give support to Otley Sailing Club

Voting is close in the Club of the Year 2019 Awards!

Jan 18

Inspiring the next generation – the incredible story of Martin Boatman

A well respected and loved sailing coach

Jan 18

An Evening of Sea Shanties – 09/02/2019 –

At St Mary's Parish Church, Alverstoke Cost: £12 and includes a fish supper. Tickets available from the Parish Centre Download the notice for details.

Jan 18

Friday Evening Talk – “I don’t want to die in an unused body…” – 01/02/2019 –

An inspirational talk by Nigel Vardy Frostbite in Alaska Appendicitis in Greenland Near Drowning in Borneo Rope Failure in the Kumbu Reported missing in Annapurna Would you go climbing with this man..??? Some people call him brave, some call him mad. To face the thin air at high altitude takes a bit of both, but to Nigel Vardy, there is nothing like being on a high mountain.

Jan 17

New working group formed to tackle lobster pot hazard

Multi-agency task force set to review small craft fishing gear entanglements

Jan 17

Accountant’s Letter – Clarification

Tudor Sailing Club
Tudor Sailing Club

My TUDORSC Account

Powered by

WebCollect Logo
Dear Tudor

Club member Chris Wells has asked me to confirm that, contrary to the statement in the Accountant’s Letter provided to club members, he is not in debt to the club nor has he ever been in debt to the club. I apologise to Chris for the distress the statement in the accountant’s letter has caused him.

He has also asked me to provide an explanation of what occurred, which was a technical timing matter, and not the fault of Chris. This is a summary of what I told him. As I explained to members present at the AGM, after close of the banking day on 31st October (the last day of our financial year) but before midnight, Chris purchased some club event tickets using Paypal. This left our accounting system with confirmation that the purchase had gone through in the 2017/18 financial year, but without sight of the actual payment, as the transfer from Paypal to our bank account took place in the 2018/19 accounting year. The system therefore left the transaction flagged on the accounts as a debt as of 31st October 2018. Our accountants look at the accounts at a point in time and are therefore not able to differentiate between a debt in the normal sense of the word, and a technical timing ‘debt’ issue that will naturally resolve. The ‘debt’ has subsequently resolved itself.

Janice Bell

Treasurer
This email has been sent to you by WebCollect on behalf of Tudor Sailing Club. WebCollect is a software product for clubs, societies and small businesses. WebCollect is a trading name of Open Brackets Limited, registered number 04559247. Address: 1 Powell Road, Poole BH14 8SG.

If you do not wish to receive such emails please contact Tudor Sailing Club at Tsclangstone or reply to this email.

Jan 17

Feeling Hot Hot Hot – how you can get cruising abroad this summer

The Midlands' cruising clubs could be your answer to sailing in the sun

Jan 17

NAB TOWER PURSUIT – 15/06/2019 –

A Gosport Marine Scene event. You are cordially invited to take part in this year’s NAB TOWER PURSUIT, the details of which including the Notice of Event and Entry Form, are now available of the Gosport Marine Scene website via the link below. Some things, in addition to the event title, have changed for this year: · A greater emphasis is placed on charitable fund-raising and to this end the points system has been adjusted, so that 50% of points awarded for the event are for monies raised for your chosen charity.