The main task for which we provided volunteers was the gate entry with about 30 time slots to fill. We also agreed to help set out and prepare the site during the previous week and take down afterwards
All those who volunteered received a free Saturday entry pass to the Jim Campbell enclosure (and free on-site parking), where we had our own Club picnic pitch so we could socialise on the day.
A great day was had with lots of people having fun at a very well attended family day. Our volunteers have already been thanked by our President but thanks again to all who attended in whatever capacity!
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Following our recent AGM, Nigel Lanchbury accepted the nomination to be Vice-President of the Club. Full details of the AGM are available in the Members area of the website.
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moreThis year Marlow Thames once again sponsored four youngsters to go on a week’s sailing experience with The Rona Sailing Project.
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