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On this edition, the founder of the charity Wetwheels Geoff Holt MBE talks about the first decade of the project that offers a unique opportunity for disabled and disadvantaged people of all ages - including those with multiple, profound and complex impairments - to access the water.
Association Of Sail Training Organisations chair Mark Todd talks about the impact of sail training on those who take part.
Christopher Waddington, chief instructor at Southampton Sailing Club talks about the club’s history, its enviable location and post Covid plans.
On this edition we hear from Simon Collyer who’s set up an initiative exploring sailing wellness.
On this edition we’re hearing about 2 of the most historic vessels ever to set sail from Portsmouth.
On this edition, hear from people living with multiple sclerosis who have taken part in a sailing day organised by the charity Oceans of Hope UK.
On this edition, we’re by the waterside in an historic New Forest boat building site.
The Royal Southern Yacht Club’s rear commodore sailing and flag officer Paul Ward talks about the challenges of running a programme during and after the pandemic, and the positives of lockdown. Also the J/ classes, the club’s youth programme and having HRH Prince Phillip as club patron.
With 2 two bravery awards and an MBE to his name, Peter Huxtable has recently hung up his wellies and handed back his RNLI pager, after an amazing 51 years service.
On this edition, we hear from the MOD70 owner and its skipper after they smashed the record for the Fastnet course.
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