Green Book Information
 
 
  NSBA Officers and Committee
  Welcome From The Chair
  Membership and Application Form
Affiliated Clubs and Burgees
  Organisations Affiliated to the NSBA
  Class Flags in Local Use
  Code & Racing Flags
Navigating on the Broads
  Essential Contacts in the Broads area
  Get Afloat on the Broads
  Be Aware When Navigating the Broads
  Broads Boat Safety Scheme
  Safety First and Rules of the River
  Insurance
  Facilities for Launching and Recovery
  Lowestoft Harbour and Mutford Lock
  River Distance guide
  Bridge Dimensions and Type
  Electric Charging, Refuelling & Toilet Disposal
  BA Information Centres & Moorings
  Flag Etiquette
  Fishing - Designated Locations
NSBA Regattas and Social Events
  Calendar of Open Meetings
  NSBA Events and Trophies
  Class Open Events
  Open Regattas & Other Club Activities
Class Boat Lists with Sail Numbers
  All Comers Handicaps
  Production Cruiser Handicaps
About the NSBA
  Association Rules
  Minutes of Meetings
Tidal Information etc.
  Tidal Information and Tide Tables
  Beaufort Scale

 


In an increasingly legislated world, nsba represents boating people in Norfolk and Suffolk. Whether you race or cruise under power or sail, nsba represents your interests, with Whitehall, the Broads Authority and local government. nsba is the body through which local boating organisations talk to each other and co-ordinate their activities.

This site contains the very latest information, including up-dates (changes to events programmes etc.) since the publication of the latest green book.


Although every effort has been made to ensure the factual accuracy of the Greenbook Online, no responsibility can be accepted for any errors or omissions therein.

Acknowledgements
The NSBA would like to thank the Broads Authority and boatyards for their help in updating the information on pp 17–32 and 161, BroadsBeat for the article on p 96, the BBC for permission to use the table on p 162 from www.bbc.co.uk/weather/features and all Clubs, Classes and other contributors for their help and cooperation, without which this Handbook would not be possible.

For updates and any other information you think should be included in this Handbook, please contact the Green Book Organiser, Rachel Card, 23 Ballygate, Beccles NR34 9ND e-mail: rachelcard@btinternet.com
Information should be provided by 1 December 2011.

    


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