SCRA Cruising Log Competition 2022- Call for Entries
Rowing is not just about racing. Plenty of skiffies enjoy getting out in the boat just for the sake of it, and for a bit of adventure with friends. To
Rowing is not just about racing. Plenty of skiffies enjoy getting out in the boat just for the sake of it, and for a bit of adventure with friends. To
How to dispose of flares is changing, enabling HM Coastguard to be “fully focussed on saving lives at sea”. A temporary scheme to get rid of redundant marine pyrotechnics, the service
2020 Rules of Racing replacing the SCRA Rules of Racing 2017 Edition (and also see Shared Buoy Turns) (and When the Measurement Rules Apply) Picnic Class Measurement Rules Shetland
Links Rowing Organisations & Sites New Zealand Coastal Rowing Association – Promoting the St Ayles in New Zealand North East Skiff Association – coordinating St Ayles club activities in North East
The SCRA gathers incident reports from clubs on a wide range of aspects. Having looked at 3 similar incidents this guidance and learning points is shared to all clubs. Together
Download the Constitution Scottish Coastal Rowing is now a Scottish Charitable Incorporated Organisation. Click here to download the constitution
Clubs should each have their own policies for involving young people safely in our sport. Clubs are self governing in this respect. Link to British Rowing Guidance here: http://www.britishrowing.org/taking-part/juniors/safeguarding It
Scottish Coastal Rowing is a registered
charity in Scotland : SC050345.
Registered address:
Harbourhead,
Anstruther,
Fife, KY103AB
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Registered address:
Harbourhead,
Anstruther,
Fife, KY103AB
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