4th July 2020
CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19) UPDATE
CAM SAILING CLUB – STAGE 2 EASING OUT OF LOCKDOWN
Dear All
We are pleased to advise all members that we now feel the time is right to proceed further to ease lockdown at our club.
Following the Government’s latest announcement we are now able to allow members to stay overnight in their own caravans, chalets and sailing cruisers while on our club grounds (please note that camping is not permitted at present).
Members staying must be self sufficient in their own accommodation as the clubhouse will remain closed to all members at this time.
Please DO NOT enter the clubhouse.
The outside water taps located around the grounds are all drinking water and the outside brick toilets are cleaned and disinfected regularly and are available for members to use.
PLEASE NOTE:
* All Club sailing dinghies are not available for use.
* The safety boats will be used for club organised sailing and racing only.
* Please remember to follow Government guidelines on social distancing and meeting of other households while on the club grounds.
* Please ensure you sanitize your hands regularly while on the club grounds. Sanitizer has been placed around the grounds for members use, but please bring your own as well.
* Please do not bring guests onto the club grounds.
* If you as a member do contract or come into contact with anyone with COVID-19 please inform a Cam Sailing Club Officer if you have been on the club grounds within the last 14 days.
On Sunday 19th July we intend to start dinghy racing for both Senior and Junior helms. A crewed safety boat will be on the water. The format, sailing instructions and the procedure for ‘signing-on’ will be announced closer to the time.
Thank you and we look forward to seeing you back at the Cam Sailing Club.
Lorna Cole
Commodore Cam Sailing Club
CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19) UPDATE
CAM SAILING CLUB – STAGE 2 EASING OUT OF LOCKDOWN
Dear All
We are pleased to advise all members that we now feel the time is right to proceed further to ease lockdown at our club.
Following the Government’s latest announcement we are now able to allow members to stay overnight in their own caravans, chalets and sailing cruisers while on our club grounds (please note that camping is not permitted at present).
Members staying must be self sufficient in their own accommodation as the clubhouse will remain closed to all members at this time.
Please DO NOT enter the clubhouse.
The outside water taps located around the grounds are all drinking water and the outside brick toilets are cleaned and disinfected regularly and are available for members to use.
PLEASE NOTE:
* All Club sailing dinghies are not available for use.
* The safety boats will be used for club organised sailing and racing only.
* Please remember to follow Government guidelines on social distancing and meeting of other households while on the club grounds.
* Please ensure you sanitize your hands regularly while on the club grounds. Sanitizer has been placed around the grounds for members use, but please bring your own as well.
* Please do not bring guests onto the club grounds.
* If you as a member do contract or come into contact with anyone with COVID-19 please inform a Cam Sailing Club Officer if you have been on the club grounds within the last 14 days.
On Sunday 19th July we intend to start dinghy racing for both Senior and Junior helms. A crewed safety boat will be on the water. The format, sailing instructions and the procedure for ‘signing-on’ will be announced closer to the time.
Thank you and we look forward to seeing you back at the Cam Sailing Club.
Lorna Cole
Commodore Cam Sailing Club
MEMBERSHIP SURVEY
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The Cam Sailing Club based at Waterbeach, just a few miles north of the centre of Cambridge, has much to offer families who want to 'get away from it all' at weekends.
Sailing tuition, regular competitions and a clubhouse that offers great facilities and regular social events aimed at the whole family, can make family membership an affordable pleasure. Accessible by public transport as Waterbeach station is close by and with camping facilities on site, membership of the CSC is well worth considering to get the whole family out in the fresh air and involved in a pleasurable pastime that involves everyone, whether sailors or not. Note: If you are looking for the Camsail (not to be confused with the Cam Sailing Club) please follow this link Camsail.
CAMSAIL hold monthly evening meetings of nautical interest from October to March each year. CAMSAIL also orgainse an event or two in the sailing season and cater mostly for yacht sailors. |
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