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The Cruising Association responds to the demise of the London Boat Show
British Marine, the owners and organisers of the London Boat Show (LBS), yesterday (15 May) announced that the 2019 Show, due to run at ExCeL London from 9-13 January 2019, will now not take place.
The decision was made after independent research showed there was insufficient support from a large proportion of the marine industry to the London Boat Show with its current format, duration and location.
The Cruising Association joins in the celebrations in honour of its Patron Sir Robin Knox-Johnston
Sir Robin Knox-Johnston, the first sailor to complete a solo non-stop circumnavigation in 1969 aboard his 32ft yacht Suhaili, is Patron of the Cruising Association (CA), the UK’s leading organisation for cruising sailors with over 6,000 members around the world.
A legendary classic boat sailor, writer, journalist and interpreter of our sailing heritage in print and on screen, Tom is passionate about vessels like Cambria. Sail with him aboard the last British commercial sailing cargo ship - restored and owned by the Cambria Trust with the help of the Heritage Lottery Fund - on the beautiful Blackwater and Colne estuaries, Hervey Benham’s "Last Stronghold of Sail." Be part of Cambria’s story and help Sea-Change with its charitable work.
The Cruising Association partners with Henri Lloyd to offer generous member discounts
The Cruising Association (CA), the UK's foremost member organisation for cruising sailors, is delighted to announce a relaunch of its partnership with leading marine clothing brand Henri Lloyd, to take immediate effect.
A major revamp of the South West Section is being launched today, Tuesday March 6th, with an enlarged coverage area, the introduction of the SWNet forum and the release of the first of a series of South West podcasts.
The South West section now includes the former Lyme Bay Section and now extends to Bristol. It now covers from Portland Bill to the Isles of Scilly and from the Isles of Scilly to Bristol.
The South West section now includes the former Lyme Bay Section and now extends to Bristol. It now covers from Portland Bill to the Isles of Scilly and from the Isles of Scilly to Bristol.