The Regions: The Club is orgainised into regions in each of which we endeavour to maintain an Area Co-ordinator to provide a focal point for "local" members. These Coordinators have access to all of the Club's resources and technical know-how and facilitate feed-back of ideas, observations, problems, etc., to the Committee. Some organise local events for the members (see Events below). Foreign members also have a coordinator and, like all members, can still contact any member of the Committee direct. Click below for details of the Area Coordinators, etc.

We ask all coordinators to act as a focal point for local members. This involves receiving enquiries from local members and, if they do not know the answers, channelling these requests to the committee. If the coordinator is also interested in organising some events in their area that is very welcome but is not mandatory - some coordinators only act as the focal point and that is perfectly satisfactory.

HAVE YOU THOUGHT ABOUT BEING A REGIONAL COORDINATOR? Inevitably there are vacancies for coordinators in some areas so If you think you might be prepared to take on this role in your area please click here for more details of what is involved.

Events: Events are organised in several of our regions. In the Thames region there has been a traditional afloat rally at Cookham in the autumn for many years. In the Norfolk Broads and Great Ouse areashave similar meets several times a year. These continue to be popular and more recently members have shown increasing interest in getting together at afloat rallies during the season and for social evenings, pub lunches, and similar events during the off season. Several other areas now also organise local events for their members. Details of events can be seen in the diary pages. This is a very healthy trend that we of course encourage since it not only fosters a greater interest in the Club and a sort of "team spirit", it also provides an invaluable forum for the exchange of information, solutions to problems, ideas for the future, etc. Many new members join the Club at these sort of events.