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Tuesday 18 May 2021

ROUND THE ISLAND RACE’S 90TH ANNIVERSARY CALL OUT TO RAISE ‘90 in 90’

 Dame Ellen MacArthur is calling on Round the Island Race sailors to inspire young people to believe in a brighter future living through and beyond cancer while celebrating the race’s 90th anniversary by racing to raise ‘90 in 90’ as her charity prepares to set sail again in 2021.

The Ellen MacArthur Cancer Trust is once again the official charity of this year’s Round the Island Race and you can help change hundreds of young lives by fundraising for the Trust through taking part in the race.


Young people are set to be back on the water with the Trust this year after COVID saw all their 2020 sailing and outdoor activities cancelled. And to celebrate this – and the race’s 90th anniversary – the Trust is inviting entrants to raise at least £90 – either individually or as boats – by encouraging family and friends to sponsor you in this year’s race.


Since becoming the official Round the Island Race charity in 2005, an incredible £299,266 has been raised for the Trust, making a huge difference to hundreds of young lives. Now, by going to www.justgiving.com/campaign/RoundTheIsland2021 and setting up your fundraising page or donating you will get the charity past the magic £300,000 milest


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British skipper Pip Hare and her sponsors, Medallia, have confirmed they are the new owners of the IMOCA Bureau Vallée 2,

 The purchase of this well proven successful IMOCA represents a massive step towards the 2024 Vendée Globe for Hare, 47, who has worked relentlessly to achieve this goal since she finished in 19th place back on 12th February.


Hare, whose inspirational attitude and sheer tenacity made her one of the most popular stories of this ninth edition, raced the 21-year-old former Superbigou, but admits she had already earmarked two boats last October, as her potential ‘next boat’. Now she is determined to take a short rest, learn the boat and up her skill levels to be ready for a full IMOCA season in 202


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Sunday 16 May 2021

Premier Sailing to sail around Britain for Macmillan

 A FAMILY is set to sail around Great Britain as part of their annual fundraiser for the charity which is helping their son battle cancer.


Each year, Colin, 66, and Jan Stracey, 61, of Premier Sailing in North Fambridge, organise a sail around Britain to raise money for Macmillan Cancer Suppor


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