Folks, The Police and Coastguard have asked us not to launch any boats from the Club tomorrow between 08:00 and 14:00. This is due to the operation that will be underway to recover, relocate and then destroy the unexploded bomb discovered off Gourock. As you will see in the local
As of 11am this morning this is all that was left of one of the Clyde’s iconic buildings. How will we find the clubhouse as we return from Kilcreggan in the dark now?
For a quick reference as to what is going on at the Club check the Functions and Events tab under the heading ABOUT. Link below https://www.rwsabc.co.uk/about/club_functions/ In the next month alone we have the following events: Saturday 24th October 2015, RNLI Coffee morning & card sale Friday 30th October 2015,
George Carson has been working his socks off over the last few months organizing events, not only at the Club but now also at the Beacon. Last weekend we had Davy Nicol’s album launch at the Club, next weekend (10th Oct) we have Broomberry Drive playing. Then on 14th November
This title above might sound like the start to children’s adventure story, but to one member it is more of a love story. Past VP Norman Campbell set himself the task earlier this year of getting one of the Sixteens usable, having achieved that he then decided to do a
Our 2015 season closing cruise will be on Saturday the 3rd of October, were intending to head for the Bistro over at Roseneith Caravan site, its approximately 2.5 miles from the club so not to strenuous, some lunch then a few drinks back in the comfort of the bar. Weather
Our Subs Convenor, Rose Sloan, is travelling to Africa shortly to do voluntary work with mothers and children who have AIDs. We are holding a night of music and fun at the RWSABC on Friday 11th September to raise funds for the organisation Rose will be working with. Rose is
What a day, what an atmosphere!!!! Music and commentary via the Club’s new PA system. flags flying high on boats, beach and clubhouse. Old friends and new chatting, laughing and racing. What better way to spend the day. Clubs gathered at Royal West last weekend from as far West as
This season has seen a steady increase in the number of folk taking part in kayak nights, both as beginners and the more experienced. This has led to an increase in membership but also to the strange phenomenon that happened last night. There were 30 members out kayaking last night
This Saturday & Sunday we will be hosting clubs from Bristol, Anstruther, N. Berwick, Carrick, Troon, Fairlie & Port Seton. Also some stragglers from Girvan, Portobello and Cumbrae. Some of the visiting clubs are camping in the back garden, others are staying in various hotels and accommodation in town. Racing