Country

Scotland

Charity number

SC048196

Status

Active

Registered

March 13, 2018

Legal form

SCIO (Scottish Charitable Incorporated Organisation)

Address

Contact

Website

nairncoastalrowing.co.uk

Activities

'It carries out activities or services itself'

'the advancement of public participation in sport','the provision of recreational facilities, or the organisation of recreational activities, with the object of improving the conditions of life for the persons for whom the facilities or activities are primarily intended'

NCRC is a member of SCRA (Scottish Coastal Rowing Association). Our role is to promote and facilitate coastal rowing on the sea and river in two traditionally built wooden skiff rowing boats. We encourage new members to take up rowing, teach and train, take part in regattas and coastal rowing events, hosted our own home regatta in 2024, and now in 2025 we are training and preparing for the World Championships in Stranraer Scotland. We mix with other clubs, hold evening social and (boat/rowing) educational meetings and provide 2 indoor rowing machines to assist fitness training and for poor weather alternative. We care for and maintain the boats and equipment ourselves as much as possible. The club continues to grow and thrive.

Objectives: The Club will operate as a non-profit distributing charity whose principal objective is: (a) To promote public participation in the amateur sport of Coastal Rowing. (b) The provision of recreational activities and/or facilities with a view to improving the conditions of life for those whom the activities/facilities are primarily intended. 3.1 In furtherance of the above the Club shall seek to: (a) build and use Coastal Rowing boats around the coast of Nairn and its environs. (b) stimulate healthy competition with other communities by means of races, regatta or other organised events. (c) promote Coastal Rowing as a healthy recreational activity which can be safely undertaken by people of all ages, abilities and levels of fitness which in addition provides opportunities to explore and enjoy nature and wildlife. (d) encourage its members to adopt and apply best practice in Health and Safety, Safety at Sea, Child Protection and to take personal responsibility for their application. (e) foster close relationships between the builders of boats and equipment with rowers, so that there is better understanding of skills and craftsmanship, design and materials. (f) encourage members to meet socially. (g) disseminate knowledge of Coastal Rowing. and (h) support other communities, clubs and members who wish to acquire/ build rowing boats.

Areas of operation

Main operating location

Highland

Geographical spread

More than one local authority area in Scotland

Finances

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