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Night Training Paddles We have been asked if we can move the start time for the Tuesday night paddle as it is a little early for most people to get to, so from tomorrow night

Xmas Party Date is Friday 9th December 2016 Details of the format, venue and costs will be announced soon, but in the meantime please put this date in your diary!! Winter Training We started our winter

In this newsletter…. Club Clothing Lost Property Tuesday Night Paddle and Training New Fundraising Officer River Development Project Yorkshire Region Slalom Training Club Clothing If you have recently ordered club clothing, it is now available

Fancy Dress Update First of all, has anyone accidentally picked up an extra head torch after last Thursday? I believe it has red lights. If so please email publicity@gscc-online.com so it can be returned to

Thursday night was our annual end of summer season fancy dress torch lit paddle, and what a great night! Well done to everyone who got dressed up! We had nearly 50 paddlers on the water

If you are paddling this Saturday, please remember to collect any club kit you need to borrow TONIGHT, during or after the river session finishes. That is a boat, paddle, BA and helmet. Also a quick reminder that

Don’t forget these fantastic events in October!: Saturday 1st October: An Introduction to Moving Water Sunday 2nd October: Wolfreton Marathon Thursday 6th October: Torchlit Fancy Dress Paddle Saturday 8th October: Foundation Safety and Rescue Training (FSRT) Saturday 8th

See below for details of: An Introduction to moving water Foundation Safety and Rescue Training Boat Cleaning An Introduction to moving water We are having a Moving Water day on Saturday 1st October. The venue is

Here’s what’s in this newsletter: Cardington Slalom Do you want to try slalom? Other discipline events: Rash Vests Website Gallery Some of our paddlers at Cardington Slalom (left to right): Rebecca Selby, 2ndin her category

Don’t miss our annual end-of-river-season Fancy Dress Torchlit Paddle! Dress up yourself and your boat however you like (but keep it safe, you still need your buoyancy aid!) and finish off with lots of lights