# Royal Canoe Club ## Posts - [RCC Newsletter Mar 2026](https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/archives/1750) - [Newsletter Feb 2026](https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/archives/1741) - [Newsletter Jan 2026](https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/archives/1732) - [RCC Results: Royal 10@10 : Nov 2025](https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/archives/1722) - [RCC Newsletter Oct - Nov 2025](https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/archives/1717) - [Paddling Challenge Results Oct 11](https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/archives/1705) - [RCC Newsletter Oct 2025](https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/archives/1701) - [RCC Newsletter Aug-Sep 2025](https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/archives/1684) - [Royal Sprints: July 19 2025](https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/archives/1624): Please click on the link below to submit your race entry: - [Newsletter May 2025](https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/archives/1589) - [Newsletter April 2025](https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/archives/1559) - [Coaching & Sports Manager:](https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/archives/1556): Royal Canoe Club is seeking a Coaching and Sports Manager to oversee the day-to-day management of water and land-based activities at the club. This is a part-time role (0.6 full time equivalent), which equates to 22.8 hours per week. It may be possible to work additional hours in future years if the club’s membership continues to grow. The role attracts a salary of £18,000, plus an opportunity to earn an annual bonus through a profit-share arrangement with the club. If you hit your KPIs (see below), this would be a significant amount of additional salary paid at the end of […] - [Newsletter March 2025](https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/archives/1567) - [Newsletter November 2024](https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/archives/1275) - [Robert Lowery - Olympian: Died at the age of 87.](https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/archives/1272): Robert Lowery – Olympian Bob died on the morning of the 12th November 2024 at the age of 87. He was an inspirational figure long after he retired from the sport, not only because of the results he achieved but because of the standards he set himself in training and life. For many years the training diaries of Bob and his fellow competitors were kept in the club where a whole cadre of youngsters tried to match the weights he lifted and the training programmes he completed. It took a good few years of training to reach the standards he […] - [RCC Awards: Wed Nov 6th](https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/archives/1257): Well done to everyone receiving Royal Canoe Club awards this evening. A very Special Royal award to Sue Bovington – Life membership award to RCC in acknowledgment of her 30 years of coaching service. - [2024 Paddling Challenge](https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/archives/1232): Well done for everyone involved in making the oldest canoe race in the world an Amazing day when river conditions were challenging: Link to you tube Results - [Royal Hasler Race June 16](https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/archives/1070): We have 3 big events coming up for us in June and it will be awesome to send a massive team for all 3!!! Remember, individually we need to do 3 races minimum to qualify for the hasler finals in Richmond later this year. If you do 3x  K1 races, you qualify to race either K1 or K2 at the final. If you do just 3x K2 races then you can only do K2 at the final. Think about trying to do K1 so that we have the option of doing K1 or K2 at the final to expand our options […] - [Newsletter April/May 2024](https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/archives/1064): Hello everyone, it’s good to see that Spring has finally arrived and brought some drier, warmer weather. Here’s an update from the last RCC committee meeting held on May 14th.  Happy Paddling! Clear Up Day An RCC site clear up day took place on Saturday 11th May, and many juniors and their families came down to help to clear out and tidy up the island site,followed by a well-earned barbeque. As you can see, the boatsheds look so much cleaner, tidier and well-organised. Thanks so much to everyone who worked so hard and special thanks to Ryan and Bernice who organised […] - [Newsletter March 2024](https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/archives/851): Hello everyone, clocks went forward last week, nights already seem a lot lighter and we’re looking forward to warmer, drier days and a busy racing schedule. After the first Nottingham regatta of the season this weekend comes the first of our regional Hasler races at Wey KC on Sunday 28th April. Let’s get as many of us racing there as possible to pick up maximum points! Don’t forget the Hasler final is being held just along the river at Richmond CC this year. Coaching and Sports Manager We are pleased to announce that Ryan Lark (Scooby) has been appointed Royal’s […] - [Newsletter February 2024](https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/archives/789): Hello everyone, not much has been happening at the club lately due to the bad weather and the state of the river, but clocks go forward at the end of the month, and we can look forward to lighter nights and (hopefully) warmer, dry days and a busy racing schedule. Red Boards/Flooding It’s worth repeating that the river continues to be fast flowing and very high, and in some cases, flooding is still occurring on the island and the mainland. Please continue to check river conditions and make yourselves aware of the club’s safety policy, which you will find on […] - [New Kayak and Watersports courses 2024](https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/archives/757): The Junior coaching team have created 3 new courses for the 2024 to get out and have fun on the water. For more information email Ryan clark at juniorcoaching@royalcanoeclub.com - [News Letter December 2023](https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/archives/737): Hello everyone, wishing all members a Happy and successful New Year! Welcome to the December newsletter! Red Boards/Flooding The river continues to be fast flowing and very high, in some cases flooding up to the island boatsheds, also flooding on the mainland. Please continue to check river conditions and make yourselves aware of the club’s safety policy, which you will find on our website, before deciding to go out paddling in dangerous conditions. Club Boats and Equipment While using club boats, paddles and other equipment, please treat them with respect and store them correctly after your session. This also applies […] - [10@10 Race Series: Nov 26 2023: Results](https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/archives/690): 10@10 Race Series: Nov 26 2023: Results The Royal hosted to second of the Winter K2 Series. The series is an opportunity to keep your racing skills sharp over the winter (or just provide a change of scenery to break winter glum). Well done for everyone involved in competing and organising the day! The results can be downloaded from this link. Number Name Partners Name Elapsed Position Race Category Club(s) 4 William Short James Ross 00:39:36 1 4-7 (10k) Elmbridge 34 Ryan Lark Tris Turner 00:39:42 2 4-7 (10k) Royal 31 Gabor Tangelmeyer Zak Benstead 00:39:46 3 4-7 (10k) Elmbridge […] - [Royal Canoe Club Newsletter    October Edition](https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/archives/622): Hello everyone, welcome to the October newsletter! Red Boards The river has often been on red boards lately due to fast flowing high water. Please make yourselves aware of the club’s safety policy, which you will find on our website, before deciding to go out paddling in dangerous conditions. Wednesday Night Senior Training Sessions Senior Winter training sessions take place every Wednesday evening, starting with a 6k run around the bridges at 6:30pm and continuing with a weight session in the marquee afterwards at 7:15pm. All seniors are welcome to attend these sessions, just turn up on the night. Juniors […] - [Royal Canoe Club Juniors: Summer Fun](https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/archives/603): Impromptu fun after a very splashy session (Sample video upload coutesy of Ryan) Summer junior training is built around fun and what better way to spend a summer day! - [Newsletter: July / Aug](https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/archives/143): Hello Members and welcome to our first newsletter! We plan to publish after every Committee meeting so that you know what has been discussed and what is happening at the club, both on-going and events planned for the future. Winter Training Gym Sessions Now that the nights are drawing in and the opportunities for going out on the river in the evenings are limited, there will be open sessions for seniors only in the evenings. Juniors are not allowed to take part in these sessions; your coaches will advise you what sessions will be available for you. Gym timetables are […] - [Royal Hasler: June 11 2023](https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/archives/506): Thank you to everyone involved in making a successful day. Great to see so many people on the water and thanks to the volunteers for making it run so smoothly and feeding the masses. ## Pages - [Royal Canoe Club– Booking Terms & Conditions](https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/royal-canoe-club-booking-terms-conditions): Royal Canoe Club– Booking Terms & Conditions 1. Introduction These Terms & Conditions (“Terms”) apply to all bookings made with Royal Canoe Club (“the Club,” “we,” “our,” or “us”). By making a booking you agree to these Terms. 2. Bookings 2.1 All bookings are subject to availability and confirmation by the Club. 2.2 Bookings are confirmed only when full payment has been received. 3. Payments and Non-Refundable Policy 3.1 Full payment is required at the time of booking unless otherwise stated. 3.2 All payments are non-refundable, including but not limited to cases of participant illness, change of plans, or adverse […] - [Adult Beginners / Taster Sessions](https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/adult-beginners-taster-sessions-2): Adult Beginners / Taster Sessions A taster session is £20 – if you book 4 sessions at once your 4th session is free! Note: If you are an experienced paddler who would like to join Royal, please contact the club captain Tristram Turner, captain@royalcanoeclub.com, to discuss your options. What to wear/bring with you Changing facilities Medical conditions Please let the coaches know of any medical conditions that might be relevant before you get on the water. Weather Occasionally bad weather such as high winds or fast flow from heavy rainfall may mean we need to cancel a session as our priority is […] - [Team Building and Corporate Events](https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/corporate): Team Building and Corporate Events Discover a unique way to foster teamwork, enhance relationships, and support employee wellbeing with a day at the Royal Canoe Club—the oldest canoe club in the world, established in 1866! We specialize in delivering tailored workshops and consultations designed to enhance team performance, resilience, and mental well-being, helping your company achieve its goals through a strong and motivated workforce. Our historic club, rich in tradition and excellence, offers a vibrant environment for your team to bond, recharge, and develop new skills through exciting water sports and team-building activities. What We Offer Why Choose Us With […] - [School Programmes](https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/schools): School Programmes We care about developing physical and mental skills to young people through kayaking. Learn to Kayak Kayaking is a water sport that involves paddling a small watercraft known as a kayak propelled by using a double-bladed paddle. Kayaking can be done in various types of water bodies, including rivers, lakes, seas, and oceans. Royal Canoe Club is predominantly a flatwater racing club, competing in both marathon and sprint racing across the UK. This entails paddling the kayak over distances from a 500m up to 10k and is a great test of speed, endurance and stamina. What We Offer […] - [Women on Water](https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/women-on-water): Women on Water Join our Women on Water sessions every Friday from 7:00 to 8:00 PM and experience the joy of paddling on the Thames in a fun, supportive, and social environment! Whether you’re a complete beginner or looking to refine your skills, our experienced coaches will guide you through each session, helping you build confidence on the water. What to Expect Please bring suitable wear for kayaking, such as thermal tops and thermal leggings. You will be supplied with a buoyancy aid, paddle, and a kayak. We also have showers for you to stay warm afterwards! To book, click […] - [Recreational](https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/recreational): Recreational Paddling - [Youth Membership](https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/youth-membership): Youth Membership Benefits to joining as a member Youth membership costs There are 2 separate fees to become a member at Royal CC; site fees and coaching fees. 1, Coaching fees – £46 per month This goes towards 5 sessions a week in the summer and 4 sessions in the winter. Our coaches are Paddle UK certified and run sessions tailored towards maximising safety, learning new skills and collaborating with their teammates. Click the button below –> junior memberships –> Dietze –> enter details 2, Site fees – £140 per annum This goes towards the use of the site, including […] - [Juniors page](https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/juniors-page): some text Main Text other text - [](https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/1005-2): test video page how well does it run direct from site? - [My account](https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/my-account) - [Checkout](https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/checkout) - [Cart](https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/cart) - [Shop](https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/shop) - [RCC07 Update 24-05-21](https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/admin/projects/rcc07-update-24-05-21): Useful Links Objectives User Account Update to Author Access The account has been updated from contributor to AuthorHere’s a quick summary of each role, with detailed descriptions further down this page: Each user role is capable of everything that a less powerful role is capable of. In other words, Editors can do everything Authors can do, Authors can do everything Contributors can do, and so on Next Steps to Validate Links to Juniors, Masters and Recreation pages On the home page menu use kingston rowing club as the template instead of rowing we have kayaking and a drop down menu […] - [Test Home](https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/test-home) - [RCC06 Site Changes May 18](https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/admin/projects/rcc06-site-changes-may-18): Useful Links Objective Ref Change State 1 Change the header colour background to RCC blue Done 2 Change the content headers H1 to H3 to be dark and not white Done Track the changes Theme Style Settings The free version of the theme will overide all colour settings. It only support the Dark theme which prevents colour changes. with the pro version, you have the choice of Light or Dark: Only light gives the option to change the custom colours in the template. After changing from the Dark theme, you can then customise other colours. 1: Change the colour of […] - [2024 Watersports Camp](https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/come-join-us/kayak-watersport-courses-2024/2024-watersports-camp): 2024 Watersport Camp For more information email Ryan clark at juniorcoaching@royalcanoeclub.com - [2024 Get Involved](https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/come-join-us/kayak-watersport-courses-2024/2024-get-involved): 2024 Get Involved: Learn Kayaking For more information email Ryan clark at juniorcoaching@royalcanoeclub.com - [All Girls Learn to Kayak](https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/come-join-us/kayak-watersport-courses-2024/2024-all-girls-learn-to-kayak): All Girls Learn to Kayak (aged 9 – 14 years) For more information email Ryan Lark at juniorcoaching@royalcanoeclub.com - [Youth Water Sports Courses](https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/come-join-us/kayak-watersport-courses-2024): Our Courses We Offer (Youth aged 9-14 years) We have have created multiple courses, including Kayaking, Canoeing and Stand Up Paddleboarding, for young people to have fun, learn new skills and be safe on the Thames river! Use the links below to book on to your course For more information email Ryan Lark – juniorcoaching@royalcanoeclub.com Please note that, in proceeding with this booking you  are agreeing to the Terms and Conditions for the RCC Learn to Kayak Develop your skills to the next level! All – Girls Kayak Make new friends! Water Sports Camp Take on a variety of new skills! - [How to Find Us](https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/how-to-find-us): Who’s Who Role Appointee Contact Info Commodore Phil Jones commodore@royalcanoeclub.com Captain Tris Turner Captain@royalcanoeclub.com Vice-Captain Finlay Hogan vice-captain@royalcanoeclub.com Secretary Eleanor McKinlay secretary@royalcanoeclub.com Treasurer Jackie Williams treasurer@royalcanoeclub.com Membership Secretary Pippa Hopkins-Hughes membership@royalcanoeclub.com Harbour Master Stephan Crehan harbourmaster@royalcanoeclub.com Head Coach and Site Manager Ryan Lark juniorcoaching@royalcanoeclub.com Coaching Manager Ben Parfitt ben@royalcanoeclub.com Welfare Officers Sue Bovington & Helen Gilbert welfare@royalcanoeclub.com Health and Safety Officers Keith Holt healthandsafety@royalcanoeclub.com How to Find Us Train to Hampton Wick & Walk The nearest train station is Hampton Wick. Train to Teddington Lock & Walk Entering the Club Site You enter the club through the car park at […] - [Code of conduct for coaches](https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/admin/governance/code-of-conduct-for-coaches): Code of conduct for coaches Canoeing coaches at Royal Canoe Club must be qualified to take or lead groups of paddlers. British Canoeing sets out a number of responsibilities which coaches have to ensure the paddlers in their care can enjoy the sport, are treated fairly and are protected from foreseeable harm. Duty of Care Physical Competency Participants Statement of Fitness As a coach responsible for others safety it is important to establish that participants are fit to perform. Information may be gathered on booking forms, signing-in sheets, or specific forms. (See note later about guidance on Keeping Records, this […] - [Governance](https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/admin/governance): Governance We take our responsibilities very seriously at Royal Canoe Club. Here you will find out governance literature in one place If you have any queries, please get in touch with wither the commodore or our welfare officers - [RCC: Junior Code of Conduct](https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/royal-canoe-club-junior-code-of-conduct): Royal Canoe Club: Junior Code of Conduct: Athletes & Parents Royal Canoe Club – Junior Code of Conduct November 2023Royal Canoe Club supports the core values of the sport – commitment, ownership, responsibility and excellenceAll junior members are asked to abide by the following code of conduct at all times Link to download Junior Code of Conduct - [RCC004: How to Create a Post on the Website](https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/admin/projects/rcc004-how-to-create-a-post-on-the-website): How to Create a Post on the website Logging into the website The first thing you need to create a post on the website is a login account. If you already have a user account, please login Alternatively, please use the contact form to request a login page and provide your contact details. How to create a post Follow the video below to make your first post If you have any problems, please use the contact page and describe the problems you are experiencing and the user account you are using. - [Contact Details](https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/come-join-us/contact-details): Contact Details The club relies on a small army of volunteers to keep it running smoothly. The people involved and the role they play is covered in the table below. Committee members Role Appointee Contact Info Commodore Phil Jones commodore@royalcanoeclub.com Captain Tristram Turner captain@royalcanoeclub.com Vice-Captain Finlay Hogan vice-captain@royalcanoeclub.com Secretary Eleanor Mckinlay secretary@royalcanoeclub.com Treasurer Jackie Williams treasurer@royalcanoeclub.com Membership Secretary Pippa Hopkins-Hughes membership@royalcanoeclub.com Harbour Master Stephan Crehan harbourmaster@royalcanoeclub.com Head Coach and Site Manager Ryan Lark headcoach@royalcanoeclub.comjuniorcoaching@royalcanoeclub.com Coaching Manager Ben Parfitt  coachingmanager@royalcanoeclub.com Welfare Officers Sue Bovington, Helen Gilbert welfare@royalcanoeclub.com Royal Health and Safety Officers Keith Holt  healthandsafety@royalcanoeclub.com Site membership – TWC Coaching Address […] - [Child Protection](https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/child-protection): Child Protection – General We have a great bunch of coaches and a large group of junior (Under 18) canoeists who train under their supervision. In line with British Canoeing requirements, the following is an outline of our child protection policies. Royal Canoe Club is committed to ensuring that all those taking part in canoeing at the club are protected and kept safe from harm while they are participating in our sport. This is particularly true in respect of children and vulnerable groups where it is important that they can enjoy our sport in a safe environment protected from any form of […] - [Art / Photo Resources](https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/admin/art-photo-resources): Web Art / Photo Resources The page provide links to useful resource to build, maintain and enhance the website Photos: Licensable Royalty Free Resources - [Race News](https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/race-news): Race News This page lists all the posts tagged as “race news” - [Who's Who at Royal](https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/come-join-us/whos-who-at-royal): Who’s Who at Royal The club relies on a small army of volunteers to keep it running smoothly. The people involved and the role they play is covered in the table below. Role Appointee Contact Info Commodore Phil Jones commodore@royalcanoeclub.com Captain Tristram Turner captain@royalcanoeclub.com Vice-Captain Finlay Hogan vice-captain@royalcanoeclub.com Secretary Eleanor Mckinlay secretary@royalcanoeclub.com Treasurer Jackie Williams treasurer@royalcanoeclub.com Membership Secretary Pippa Hopkins-Hughes membership@royalcanoeclub.com Harbour Master Stephan Crehan harbourmaster@royalcanoeclub.com Head Coach and Site Manager Ryan Lark juniorcoaching@royalcanoeclub.com Coaching Manager Ben Parfitt ben@royalcanoeclub.com Welfare Officers Sue Bovington, Helen Gilbert welfare@royalcanoeclub.com Royal Health and Safety Officers Keith Holt healthandsafety@royalcanoeclub.com To get in touch with the […] - [Racing](https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/racing-calendar): Royal racing and events calendar The calendar of races and events that we attend, or encourage our members to participate in, is available on the British Canoe Union site shown on this page. In addition to races, the club holds a series of social events for paddlers, family and friends throughout the year. These include a fancy dress race, knock-out sprint competitions, a Christmas paddle, and a quiz night. Specific details are posted on the members’ Facebook group and will be added to this calendar nearer the time. British Canoeing Racing Calendar - [Racing Events at Royal](https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/racing-calendar/racing-at-royal): Racing Events at Royal 2025 Each year we hold three races at Royal Canoe Club: The Paddling Challenge, the Hasler Marathon and the Sprint Regatta. Royal Hasler – 15th June The Hasler Marathon series sees clubs compete regionally to qualify for the national Hasler final. Qualifying clubs compete in the season finale for the much-prized Hasler Trophy. Competitors race against people of their own ability – regardless of age or gender – and there is a division for everyone. Division 9 is for those new to racing, whilst international athletes tend to compete in Division 1. You are promoted up divisions […] - [Adult Beginners / Taster Sessions](https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/adult-beginners-taster-sessions): Adult Beginners / Taster Sessions Adult taster sessions – These sessions are typically for people 18yrs and older Adult social paddling group NOTE: If you are an experienced paddler who would like to join Royal, please contact the club captain Tristram Turner and/or the vice captain Finlay Hogan to discuss your options. What to wear Weather Changing facilities Medical conditions Safety policy Our safety policy is available here: RCC Safety Policy And you can also view British Canoeing’s Coaches and officials code of conduct, Code of conduct for parents and carers, and Changing room guidance here: British Canoeing Safety Policy Get started now - [Flat water racing](https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/flat-water-racing): Flat Water Racing We specialise in flat water canoeing, not least because that’s the predominant form of canoeing competition on the Thames. We have coaches and technical facilities to help anyone who wishes to become competent as a flat water canoeist. Royal Canoe Club is a competitive club and members race all around the country at marathon and sprint races. We have a fleet of club boats (particularly crew boats) for members who wish to race doubles or fours. And there are some club single boats (kayaks) for use – details can be obtained from the club secretary. Marathon races are […] - [RCC003: Provide Windows to other websites](https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/admin/projects/rcc003-provide-windows-to-other-websites): Objective The RCC use other web site for services such as Love Admin as a payment gateway and links to the other clubs such as the outriggers. These sites are oftn changing. Rather than updatingpages on the RCC website, it is easier to provide a window on the page that liks to the homep page on the other web sites. This project will provide live links to the following sites: Useful Links - [RCC002: Changing the RCC site hosting](https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/admin/projects/rcc002-changing-the-rcc-site-hosting): Objective Change the hosting arrangements for the royal canoe club site to enable nominated members fo the club to manage: Domain Management Hosting Management Useful Links How to Transfer a Domain How to Transfer hosting - [How to Join](https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/how-to-join): A Warm Welcome Awaits…. Full membership gives you access to the site, use of the gyms, use of club boats & equipment at any time (in accordance with the club safety policy) novice coaching for adults & full coaching for juniors.  Additional full coaching for adults of all abilities is available as an optional extra. Membership Fees If you decide to join then there are 2 fees that need to be paid. TWC Application & Renewal RCC Application Please note that, in proceeding with this booking you  are agreeing to the RCC Terms and Conditions - [Outrigger Canoeing at Royal](https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/rcc-our-passion/outrigger-canoeing-at-royal) - [The History of the Royal Canoe Club](https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/rcc-our-passion/the-history-of-the-royal-canoe-club) - [RCC001: Page 2.2 Club Hostory: About Page: Changes](https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/admin/projects/project-01/rcc001-page-2-2-club-hostory-about-page-changes): Review of current Page Ref Success Criterion Review Score out of 10 1 Does it work with being viewed on a phone / iPad / PC? There is alot of text. Difficult to pick out the key messages of the pages and guide toward making filling in the contact pages 2 2 How easy is it to find what I am interested in? The [History] page is accesses from the drop down [About] nmenu on the home page.Proposal is to change this to be a button on the [Our Passion] page and also have it on the drop down menus […] - [15: Change the background image: It looks ugly on short pages](https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/admin/issues-list-closed-issues/change-the-background-image-it-looks-ugly-on-short-pages): Title: Change the background image: It looks ugly on short pages Creator: mark.shury.smith@me.com Description The image needs to be higher resolutoin CUrrent oone is graininy May want to have it blck fro the short pages to stop it distracting - [Contact Us](https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/contact-us) - [RCC001: Page 2 & 2.1: About Page: Changes](https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/admin/projects/project-01/rcc001-about-page-changes): Review of current Page Ref Success Criterion Review Score 1 Does it work with being viewed on a phone / iPad / PC? There is alot of text. Difficult to pick out the key maessages of the pages and guide toward making filling in the contact pages 2 2 How easy is it to find what I am interested in? The about page is accesses from the drop down menu on the home page.The top level [About] and the submenu [about royal canoe club] lead to this page.Prosal is to chaneg this to an our passion / about us type […] - [14: Change the drop down menus so that they do not have to be linked to pages](https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/admin/issues-list/chaneg-the-drop-down-menus-so-that-they-do-not-have-to-be-linked-to-pages): Title: Chaneg the drop down menus so that they do not have to be linked to pages Creator: mark.shury.smith@me.com Description Woudl like the drop deon menu top level to not have to be a page. Is this possible? - [13: Page Banner: Enable the Banner to be changed](https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/admin/issues-list/page-banner-enable-the-banner-to-be-changed): Title: Page Banner: Enable the Banner to be changed Creator: mark.shury.smith@me.com Description Need an easy wasy to change the page abanner from the current image of the club house. Cannot remember how I set this - [12: Test the mail gateway is now working](https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/admin/issues-list-closed-issues/test-the-mail-gateway-is-now-working): Title: Test the mail gateway is now working Creator: mark.shury.smith@me.com Description Does this send - [RCC03 Email: Link site to SMTP email](https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/admin/projects/email-link-site-to-smtp-email): Useful Links Objective Link the site to a club email address to enable the site to be used to generate club communication. Key Requirements are: Steps to Set Up - [11: Check that an email is sent to admin when form submitted](https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/admin/issues-list-closed-issues/check-that-an-email-is-sent-to-admin-when-form-submitted): Title: Check that an email is sent to admin when form submitted Creator: mark.shury.smith@me.com Description The Ninja form set up for the issue form shoudl send an email to the admin account when the from is submitted. It was set up for a dummy email. This has now been changed to mark@me - [10: test new email](https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/admin/issues-list-closed-issues/test-new-email): Title: test new email Creator: mark.shury.smith@me.com Description test new email - [9: Email: Add the SMTP gateway to enable the sending of emails with posts](https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/admin/issues-list-closed-issues/email-add-the-smtp-gateway-to-enabel-the-sending-of-emails-with-posts): Title: Email: Add the SMTP gateway to enabel the sending of emails with posts Creator: mark.shury.smith@me.com Description Add the WPSMPTP gateway and link to the google accoutn to enable notificaitns of issue and the use fo the contact form - [RCC001 Home Page Changes](https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/admin/projects/project-01/rcc001-home-page-changes): Review of current Page Ref Success Criterion Review Score 1 Does it work with being viewed on a phone / iPad / PC? The page is several screens in length and the menus are fiddly to use to navigate to the sections of interest 2 2 How easy is it to find what I am interested in? 3 4 Table mapping current site pages to new site Changes Before After - [8: test issue: Email of the issue report not working](https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/admin/issues-list-closed-issues/test-issue-email-of-the-issue-report-not-working): Title: test issue: Email of the issue report not working Creator: mark.shury.smith@me.com Description Need to set up the email service on the production site - [Test 03: Hard code th image and chage the format to use a page](https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/admin/issues-list/test-03-hard-code-th-image-and-chage-the-format-to-use-a-page): Title: Test 03: Hard code th image and chage the format to use a page Creator: mark.shury.smith@me.com Description This is the test Does this actually make sense - [test 02 URL passing](https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/admin/issues-list/test-02-url-passing): Title: test 02 URL passing Creator: mark.shury.smith@me.com Description test 002 url passing https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/Kayak01.jpeg - [Admin](https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/admin): Child Pages Site Management Design & Changes This Page is the parent page that links to private pages that can only be accessed by the RCC Site administration team List of nina form issues - [Issue Reporting](https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/admin/issue-reporting) - [test](https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/test) - [RCC001 Current Web Site Inventory](https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/admin/projects/project-01): Purpose of this page to provide a tick list fof the pages to be migrated to the new site with links to the current site fro comparison. Ref Page Link Description Link: How it has been migrated Status 1 Home Page Landing page for the site Home Page: Review and Changes WIP 2 About Links to same page as [2.1 About the royal canoe club] About Page review & Changes WIP 2.1 – About the royal canoe club Provides details of what the club does and offers About Page review & Changes WIP 2.2 – History Short history of the […] - [Projects](https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/admin/projects) - [SUP Paddling](https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/come-join-us/sup-paddling): SUP Paddling A warm welcome awaits you at Royal. We have members at every level and we offer taster sessions and beginner courses to get you started.  Our membership is diverse – they like to race, go on recreational trips, try sea kayaking and keep up with fitness training. The one thing we have in common is that we like to have fun on and off the water.  Email secretary@royalcanoeclub.com to get started.  - [Get Involved](https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/come-join-us): School Programmes We care about developing physical and mental skills to young people through kayaking. Learn to Kayak Kayaking is a water sport that involves paddling a small watercraft known as a kayak propelled by using a double-bladed paddle. Kayaking can be done in various types of water bodies, including rivers, lakes, seas, and oceans. Royal Canoe Club is predominantly a flatwater racing club, competing in both marathon and sprint racing across the UK. This entails paddling the kayak over distances from a 500m up to 10k and is a great test of speed, endurance and stamina. What We Offer […] - [RCC: Our Passion](https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/rcc-our-passion): Who we are & What we do With over 200 members we have an active schedule of training and events throughout the year. Our racing history provides a pool of experienced athletes for coaching and mentoring . The club house and Gym provide excellent facilities to train all year round, make friends and catch up over a meal cooked in the kitchen and bar. - [River: Overview All Courses](https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/rcc-river-map/river-overview-all-courses) - [River: Local features & Hazards](https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/rcc-river-map/river-local-features-hazards) - [RCC: River Map](https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/rcc-river-map): RCC: River Map All Courses Local Features & Hazards Click on the above maps to see the river features around the club and the race courses for marathan events. - [Club News](https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/club-news) - [RCC: Home](https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/): River Overview: Full Course Click on the Map below to see the overview of the river from Teddington to Hampton court covering the race courses for all divisions River Detail: Local Hazards Click on the map below for a detailed view of local river features and hazards. - [Sample Page](https://royalcanoeclub.co.uk/sample-page): This is an example page. 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