CLUB FACILITIES - CLUBHOUSE |
The Clubhouse was largely rebuilt in 1994. On the ground floor there are ladies and gents changing and toilet facilities, a disabled toilet, a race office a sail store and safety equipment store. Access to the Sail Store is through the right hand front door of the Clubhouse. When locked, this door can be opened via the lounge. The Safety Equipment store is on the west side of the Clubhouse and is accessed externally. The keys are on the large wooden key ring. The first floor has a large lounge with a kitchen and servery area, bar and balcony. Members in wet gear should not use the carpeted area of the lounge or the soft seats.
Clubhouse keys are available at cost from the current Building Custodian.
Catering is provided for major events. At other times tea, coffee, soft drinks and snacks are available on a self-service basis; please put the appropriate money in the honesty box provided. The bar operates on an occasional licence and thus can only open for the sale of alcoholic beverages on a limited number of occasions each year.
The Clubhouse may be used for Club members for private functions – a charge is made for this. For details please contact social@chanonry.org.uk.
There are four main Notice Boards in the Clubhouse. The larger downstairs board is used for boat and equipment sales, racing results and notices of forthcoming sailing events. If you wish to advertise your boat/equipment for sale, place a dated notice on this board. There is a Training Notice Board by the door to the Race Office. On the upstairs notice board is the “Harbouring Heritage” exhibition, with a display in words and pictures telling the story of Fortrose Harbour and its environs. Committee minutes are available in a folder in the bookcase below this noticeboard and also on the Club website.
The health and safety notice board is directly opposite the main entrance door and contains a copy of the health and safety policy including the risk assessments and child protection policy. Please note the following extract that applies to all members:
"While health and safety policy is set by the committee, promoting health and safety is the responsibility of every member and it is up to the member to decide whether or not to take part in Club activities.
All Club members have to:
A document detailing all the Club facilities is available for download on the Documents page.
Clubhouse keys are available at cost from the current Building Custodian.
Catering is provided for major events. At other times tea, coffee, soft drinks and snacks are available on a self-service basis; please put the appropriate money in the honesty box provided. The bar operates on an occasional licence and thus can only open for the sale of alcoholic beverages on a limited number of occasions each year.
The Clubhouse may be used for Club members for private functions – a charge is made for this. For details please contact social@chanonry.org.uk.
There are four main Notice Boards in the Clubhouse. The larger downstairs board is used for boat and equipment sales, racing results and notices of forthcoming sailing events. If you wish to advertise your boat/equipment for sale, place a dated notice on this board. There is a Training Notice Board by the door to the Race Office. On the upstairs notice board is the “Harbouring Heritage” exhibition, with a display in words and pictures telling the story of Fortrose Harbour and its environs. Committee minutes are available in a folder in the bookcase below this noticeboard and also on the Club website.
The health and safety notice board is directly opposite the main entrance door and contains a copy of the health and safety policy including the risk assessments and child protection policy. Please note the following extract that applies to all members:
"While health and safety policy is set by the committee, promoting health and safety is the responsibility of every member and it is up to the member to decide whether or not to take part in Club activities.
All Club members have to:
- Cooperate with responsible Club appointees on health and safety matters
- Not interfere with anything provided to safeguard their safety
- Take reasonable care of their own health and safety and that of others in their vicinity who may be affected by what they do or not do
- Report all health and safety concerns to the appropriate Club appointee or any committee member
- Correctly use all equipment provided by the Club"
A document detailing all the Club facilities is available for download on the Documents page.
