http://www.ssrc.org.uk/ 60 http://www.ssrc.org.uk/newsrelease.aspx?p=186 The events calendar has been updated - please see for the latest! ssrc Sat, 10 Jul 2010 00:00:00 GMT http://www.ssrc.org.uk/newsrelease.aspx?p=185 A pre-planning public consultation regarding new proposals for the redevelopment of this site will be held in The Mowlem Committee Room on Thursday 1 st July from 7pm- 9pm There will be a display, and a short talk with questions by the architect at 7 30pm The plans and impressions will move to the Art Hut opposite the Old Stone Quay for the weekend, open from 11am until 4 pm Interested members of the public will have the opportunity to comment in writing at both venues, or by e-mailing: haveyoursay@pierheadswanage co uk ssrc Tue, 22 Jun 2010 00:00:00 GMT http://www.ssrc.org.uk/newsrelease.aspx?p=184 The gig Arrypaye arrived in Swanage Sunday 6th June having been rowed back from Poole quay She brings the compliment of gigs to four, helping ensure there will be boats available for all occasions ssrc Sun, 06 Jun 2010 00:00:00 GMT http://www.ssrc.org.uk/newsrelease.aspx?p=182 Forget lsquoRed Sky at Night, Shepherdlsquos Delightlsquo , fir-cones , cows lying down, s eaweed or any other old wives tales you may have heard about weather forecasting and think about this one instead: quot If its SSRC Regatta Day, All the Good Weather will Go Away!quot And sure enough it did, for our annual regatta on Saturday 29th May Still, we had a good turnout of crews - thanks to all those that came - the Pirates of Poole did their stuff, the public got another chance tosee the boat house plans, our own crews put in some good perfomances, the bar and the stage changed ends of the marquee and the Same Old Faces were , well the same old faces So all told, despite the cold damp October day a good time was had by all and the event declared a success Bob the Bosun has supplied a list of all the runners and riders complete with finishing positions and starting prices, so if you want to see where you lost your money or won your fortune click below SSRC Regatta Results 2010 Thanks to all Trustees and club members who pulled together to make it happen and particular thanks to all our friends from outside the Club who helped on the day ssrc Mon, 31 May 2010 00:00:00 GMT http://www.ssrc.org.uk/newsrelease.aspx?p=183 After an impromptu appearance in SSRC#8216s regatta on Saturday, the Pirates of Poole finally made it home on Sunday, just over two weeks after they set out from Penzance Read all the details on the pirates#8216 blog: http://www piratesofpoole com/blog_for_the_pirates html For these guys, this has been a tremendous achievement - in excess of 200 miles in a gig through the hottest days of the year so far, and a shed load of money raised for various charities That#8216s roughly like doing a Great River Race every day for a fortnight - but on the sea, not the calm of the Thames Well done to the Pirates themselves as well as all their support crews and the various SSRC members led by George who over the months trained the pirates, coached them, helped them and accompanied them on that final triumphant leg into Poole ssrc Mon, 31 May 2010 00:00:00 GMT http://www.ssrc.org.uk/newsrelease.aspx?p=181 Arrypaye and its crew of Pirates left Exmouth on Sunday morning and soon after lunchtime arrived at its first stop in Dorset, Lyme Regis where the local gig club received them witha warm welcome Lyme also made sure that both its boats Rebel and Black Ven were on hand to escort Arrypaye out of Lyme Bay on Monday on its longest single leg so far, an 8-hour, 30-mile stretch to Portland With the excessive temperatures of late, the Pirates have certainly not had it easy, and they#8216ll be looking forward to today#8216s Tuesday#8216s more leisurely row from Portland to Weymouth Arrypaye is still on schedule for an appearance at our regatta on Saturday ssrc Tue, 25 May 2010 00:00:00 GMT http://www.ssrc.org.uk/newsrelease.aspx?p=180 Wanted FOR SWANAGE REGATTA 29 TH MAY CAKES OF ALL SHAPES AND SIZES TO FEED HUNGRY ROWERS PLEASE BRING TO SANDPIT FIELD ON THE DAY FROM 10am ssrc Mon, 24 May 2010 00:00:00 GMT http://www.ssrc.org.uk/newsrelease.aspx?p=179 Arrypaye continues it epic vopyage from Penzance to Poole and after 5 days of rowing the crew had reached Plymouth Day 3 Falmouth - Mevagissey and Day 4 Mevagissey - Fowey were rowed in beautiful bright weather, but it turned a bit fresher for the leg to Plymouth with waves regularly splashing over the bow Spirits are still high and have been aided by a couple of fresh bodies in the boat over recent days and a birthday amongst the crew When the weather permits, therelsquos even time for fishing forsupper over the side Arrypaye will be in Salcombe tonight Thurs , Dartmouth Friday, Exmouth on Saturday and on Sunday the crew reach Dorset ssrc Thu, 20 May 2010 00:00:00 GMT http://www.ssrc.org.uk/newsrelease.aspx?p=177 At the AGM on Friday night 14th May Martin Steeden was elected the Clublsquos 4th Chairman, taking over from George Wallace who had held the reins for the last three years Dee Barron has agreed to stay on as secretary and Lynne Bramwell has taken over as treasurer For the full list of new trustees, check out the Who#8216s Who page ssrc Mon, 17 May 2010 00:00:00 GMT http://www.ssrc.org.uk/newsrelease.aspx?p=178 Arrypaye departed Penzance on Saturday 15th May at 8am having been towed there overnight from Swanage by George Wallace as soon as helsquod finished the AGM A bright sunny day saw them round the Lizard in about 4 hours, and less than 90 minutes later the Pirates were arriving in Cadgwith Cove Sunday wasnlsquot the best of days, but the Pirates set off on the stroke of noon and battled through wind and rain to arrive at their second overnight stop at Falmouth some four hours later Spirits are said to be high, despite the singing from some of the crew Arrypaye is due to be in Swanage for our regatat on 29 May, and it will complete its final triumphant leg to Poole the following day ssrc Mon, 17 May 2010 00:00:00 GMT