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Navigation on the Forth & Clyde Canal will be suspended between locks 3 & 16 from mid-November 2024 until March 2026, as outlined in the Scottish Canals message below and the attached Frequently Asked Questions. Please alert any of your members who may have been planning to use the canal in the next 18-months. Message […]
FYCA extends a warm welcome to East Neuk Cruising club as its 24th member.
Dear fellow club officers and sailing colleagues, This is a notification of the forthcoming RFYC Boat Jumble, on Saturday 16th March, 10am to 12 noon. We have 2 or 3 tables still available and we are happy to offer them to any of your members who may wish to participate (£15 per table). If any […]
FYCA 2022 calendar at issue E with the BSC Yacht Regatta on 31st July and DBSC Dinghy Open on 22/23rd Oct added. Since it’s now late May, I’ve deleted the calendar preferred dates data to simplify the document but you can still find it in earlier versions of the calendar. See Racing 2022
FYCA 2022 calendar at draft issue D with the Forth Cruising Club Fife & Weekend Regattas, RFYC Festival Series and PEYC/RYA(S) 707 Youth Event added. See Racing 2022
We are intending to hold it outside in the yard (for reasons of Covid) but we have a marquee and gazebos etc. so we can at least have it under cover. The event will start at 10am and go on until lunchtime. Coffees and bacon rolls will be available in the clubhouse. We have half […]
Brief report to FYCA.Overview report by Alan McPherson, Chief Harbourmaster, advised that FPplc is increasingtowage activity with acquisition of Targe Towing; has acquired plow dredger “Sentinal”; thatan outer 220m berth is to be built at Leith approach in 2023; that Harland & Wolf will developMethil further; that Braefoot terminal‘s working life is extended by current […]
The FYCA calendar in spreadsheet format has been released and is on the Racing->Home page or click here.
Please find below a letter and consultation link regarding Scottish Canals. Dear Customer Scotland’s canals contribute to the country’s social, economic and environmental prosperity in new and exciting ways, benefitting everyone who lives, works, visits and does business here. Our inland waterways attract tourism and investment, help tackle health inequalities and act as a catalyst […]
