The next lecture in our Wyllie Series is at 7.30pm on Wednesday 17th March (not the 24th March as previously advertised) and is entitled Portsmouth's Canal - a Doomed Venture?  In the 1820s Portsmouth had a canal linking it with London.  Why would anyone think that a coastal town needed an inland waterway?  Dr John Stedman of Portsmouth

The entry forms, Notice of Race and Port Marine Safety Code Risk Assessment are now available for download.

The next edition of Port Tack, our House Journal is due next month.  The Editor, Yola Veck (yola.veck@rya-online.net), is keen to receive articles, items of interest, gossipy snippets, photographs or anything that contributes towards the friendly and social world of PSC.  Please send your items to Yola as soon as possible.   

PSC’s Sunday Roast Lunch recommences on Sunday 7 February.  The cost is £6 per person.  A list will available at the Club bar from Friday 29 January – payment must be made before names can be added to the list, so we regret that no telephone bookings can be accepted. We want to avoid a situation where PSC members are unable to gain places due to the presence of large numbers

Some members were disappointed not to be able to get tickets for the Shanty Evening on Saturday 13th February. Seven additional tickets have now become available and will be reserved for PSC members – they can be bought at the Club's bar.  The cost is £8 per person to include a fish n' chips supper. Members interested in Graham Hurley'sbooks (he combined