Ribble Cruising Club | Lytham | Lancashire
Sailing on the Ribble estuary since 1950

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    Postal Address

    Our Clubhouse & correspondence
    address is:

    The Promenade,
    Central Beach,
    Lytham,
    Lancashire,
    FY8 5LD.

    Telephone

    The club phone number is operative
    Tuesday and Friday Nights on:

    01253 739983

    Location Map

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    Documents

    • Nov052020

      Following HM Government’s Instructions regarding Covid-19 Lock-down 2 the attached instructions are issued regarding club sailing

      Ribble Cruising Club’s advice based on the Legal interpretation by the RYA.

      Very little sailing activity is permitted

      ·         Water sports centres must close

      ·         Private Land may not be used for launching

      ·         Private Land Facilities should be closed

      ·         Private Land may not be used for recreation (Angling, Walking, Sailing)

      ·         Dinghy Parks should be closed except for absolutely essential maintenance only (Dinghies should not be removed unless essential)

      ·         Access for Essential Maintenance only may be performed in Marinas / Private Land

      ·         Working Parties are not allowed

      Clubs should be concerned with respect to public perception if something is observed by the public that clubs shouldn’t be doing…

      Apparently Public Slipways may be used by a member of the Public in their own Boat. However You are not permitted to enter a club dinghy park and launch off a public slip!

      Below PDF relates specifically to the dock.

      Covid_19 II Dock Notice

       

       

    • Nov042020

      Commodore’s message about the Annual General Meeting

      This content is restricted.

    • Aug272020

      Covid-19 Document -Risk Assessment (Fairhaven Lake Sailing)

    • Aug272020

      Covid-19 Document Risk Assessment (Clubhouse Sailing)

    • Aug272020

      Covid-19 Document Temp SOP (Clubhouse Sailing)

    • Aug272020

      Aug 26 2020 Fairhaven Sailing Attendees

    • Aug122020

      Michael Briers RIP -The sad news of Mike’s passing has been a shock to us all

      It is with profound sadness that we have to report that Mike Briers died on Tuesday 11th August in Blackpool Victoria Hospital. Mike became ill only four weeks ago with an aggressive brain tumour. His loss to his family, friends and the Ribble Cruising Club is impossible to overstate and Lytham has lost an extraordinary gentleman. He was active at the church, Music Society, Civic Society and other good causes, where with his infectious energy made so many lives richer.
      Mike and Michele joined the club with their very young family Sarah and Daniel in 1979. For over 40 years Mike was been among the most active of members on and off the water.
      He cruised and raced dinghies, trailer-sailers, quarter and half ton cruiser/racers and the International 12 metre Sceptre which gave Mike unparalleled experience, pleasure, and considerable success on the Ribble, Windermere, Scotland and as far as the Azores.
      Mike was a Trustee, Commodore in 1985, Hon Secretary for 16 years and long-time speaker finder for the most successful Last Tuesday Talks. Most recently active on the RYA Northwest Regional committee with special interest in environmental and cruising matters. At the RCC August Main Committee meeting he was voted an Honorary Member.
      The funeral arrangements will be notified in due course although they will inevitably be on a restricted format due to the Coronavirus.
      Michele has asked for time to adjust and has the support of Sarah and Daniel and her grand children Jessica, Liam and Edward who are in our thoughts at this time of great loss.
      David H Miller
      Trustee
      12th August 2020

    • Aug052020
    • May222020

      Sad news about Steve Trafford

    • May212020

      Fylde BC have advised us that Fairhaven Lake still remains closed for ALL types of watersports.