Club Closed

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By Mark Corti

Club Activities During the Coronavirus Pandemic

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By Brian Williams

Having reviewed Government and British Canoeing advice, the Club committee are pleased to advise that Maidstone Canoe Club will remain open for paddling for the time being. We feel that it is important in these difficult times to allow people to continue to take part in a fitness activity, which from an infection perspective is relatively low risk.

However, it is important for everyone’s safety that all members act responsibly during their paddling activities, so use of the club will be strictly subject to the following conditions:

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Christmas Party Tickets Here!

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By Mark Corti

We'll be having our annual Christmas Party at the Clubhouse again this year, on Saturday December 9th from 7:30pm.  Tickets are just a fiver, which is frankly the best deal you'll get this festive season!  Canapes and Christmas-themed decor provided; please bring your own drinks.  

Tickets are now available here - also available on the door, but please do book in advance if you can so we've got some idea of numbers!

River Fun!

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By Mark Corti

Would you love to paddle with us?  Thinking of joining the Club?  Whether you've paddled before or not, click here to find out how to become a member or to join our beginner courses.  Final 2017 dates now added!

AGM - First Aid Officer

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By Mark Corti

Another post one hopes not to need too often!  Vote for the next one at the AGM.

First Aid Officer: To advise the committee on first aid issues – ensure that the club’s first aid kit is kept stocked with the appropriate items - Treat or advise on incidents occurring at the club or on the water that require first aid.

AGM - Clubhouse Manager

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By Mark Corti

Perhaps DIY is more your thing?  The Clubhouse is looking better than it has for years - and it's mostly down to the Clubhouse Manager.  March 20th, 7pm.

Clubhouse Manager: Advise the committee on issues concerning the maintenance of the clubhouse, particularly with respect to safety.

AGM - Welfare Officer

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By Mark Corti

One of the few posts which require some qualifications, the Welfare Officer is one of the most important positions in the Club - seldom needed, but essential.  Free snacks at the AGM!

Welfare Officer: Advise the committee on welfare issues – review current practice – hear complaints and worries from club members and resolve any problems that arise, where this is within their capability. Laisse with Canoe England regarding welfare issues and process member’s applications for DBS (previously CRB). Must have attended Child Protection Course and preferably Time to Listen Course. 

AGM - Race Team Manager

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By Mark Corti

Beer & snacks are available at the AGM.  Sometimes there are biscuits at committee meetings.

Racing Team Manager: To motivate the racing team and co-ordinate race entries. Advise the committee on matters relating to marathon and sprint racing and to on the selection of boats and equipment bought for use by the club racers.