Almost 100 young people living through and beyond cancer can look forward to a life-changing sailing adventure with Dame Ellen MacArthur's young people's cancer charity thanks to BBC Children in Need.

Well, that was one to forget. Dreary, drizzly, damp and despondent conditions greeted the sailors and race management team on ...

At a General Meeting of the Broads' principal boating organisation, the Norfolk & Suffolk Boating Association (NSBA), there was presentation of a highest-impact award for Sail-Training.

So, to the very final major Solo event of 2025, a regatta that had been postponed twice, the allure of a trip to Llandudno on a May bank holiday not tickling the fancy of enough pre-entries to proceed ...

We are pleased to announce the return of Lloyd Davey as an official entry in the Global Solo Challenge 2027-2028. Lloyd was previously entered in the inaugural edition and, after circumstances forced ...

This weekend, hardy winter WASZP sailors travelled from across the country to gather at Rutland Sailing Club for the End of Season Christmas GP. While much of the UK was battered by wind and rain, ...

Rooster is proud to announce the expansion of its much-loved Sandy Point Collection for the 2025 gifting season, introducing four new sailcloth bag styles and new colour variations to the original ...

Our first event of the year started a little later than usual. The Southerns at Up River Y.C. were held over the weekend of 26/27 April. Those who arrived on the Friday evening attended Penny's 29th ...

We're crossing the Channel and turning up the volume! The J Cup Europe 2026 is heading to Cherbourg - and you're invited.

A very nice turnout for the fifth in this well supported series. The weatherman said rain would arrive around noon, but we were greeted with pretty good racing conditions.

The weather gods were again not very kind for this weekend's Illusion racing which was for the annual Picnic Hamper. Last year, there were 26 boats enjoying the relatively benign conditions.

Persistent rain and a forecast that climbed from 16 knots to a blustery 40 meant it was no surprise that the fleet was much reduced for the latest instalments of the Frozen Toe series.