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We had a superb night at when the club was transformed into Bert’s Speakeasy Bar and we were visited by a host of 1920’s glamorous ladies as well as gangsters and budding Jay Gatby’s. Photos below courtesy of Richard, Vesta, Alison and Kevin Click a photo for the full sized version.                   

We had a great night of fun and entertainment at the club with a race night. The social team worked hard to put together a really good night.     We even had a visit from a Right Royal Arab, Sheikh Ur-Money. All the punters were excited for the racing.. Bets were placed, and the

The club held it’s Caribbean BBQ on 14th July, with a good turnout and superb weather everyone enjoyed a great afternoon and evening with music supplied by a fantastic three piece Jamsalana Steel Band.   The club was brilliantly decorated to the theme by the social team who did a superb job of turning the

This page is still being updated but here are some of the photos and the video that I have been sent so far. We had a fantastic weekend on the Menai Straits, with diving and a walk on the Saturday, a BBQ on Saturday night and the main Menai RIB Run on Sunday we had

We had an excellent NAS Photogrammetry Course delivered at the club by Rodrigo Ortiz Vazquez and supported by Trevor Rowe. The objective of the course was to learn more about the techniques involved in Photogrammetry and how to take the right kind of photographs as well as use the software that produced the models. It

Report by Jon Green. Photos courtesy of Paul Tyers. Last Thursday a few brave souls fought through the snow and storm Emma to get to the club pool for rescue refresher training ready for this years diving. The refresher started with a recap on “Dr’s ABC” we then went into buddy pairs carried out buddy

A good night was had by all at the NAS talk. Photos courtesy of Paul, Vesta and Alison.        

We are hosting a talk from the renowned author Chris Holden who will be coming to ECSAC to deliver a talk on the famous Royal Charter. In late October 1859 Royal Charter was returning to Liverpool from Melbourne. Her complement of about 371 passengers (with a crew of about 112 and some other company employees),