Reflection on a Memorable Day of Kayaking – From Farndon Bridge to Sandy Lane by Elena B Today was an adventure to remember — an experience that enriched me not only through the stunning scenery and the calmness of nature but especially through the incredible people I had the pleasure of meeting. Alongside a group of 12 experienced paddlers, I set off on a kayaking trip from Farndon Bridge to… Read More »Reflection on a Memorable Day of Kayaking – From Farndon Bridge to Sandy Lane

🌞 Llangollen Canal and River Dee loopSunday, April 6th, 2025 We couldn’t have asked for better weather—a warm, sunny day made for perfect paddling conditions as a group of 15 club members set off for a chilled canal warm-up and a splashy whitewater finish at TNR. Though the River Dee was running low, it was ideal for our progression to whitewater group, with the paddlers on the river that day… Read More »Llangollen Canal and River Dee Loop

Manchester Canoes are looking for a paddler / ex-paddler who could work in the Warrington store. Manchester Canoes are looking for a paddler / ex-paddler who could work in the Warrington store advising people about canoes and kayaks. Full details and job specification are available from their website https://www.manchester-canoes-and-kayaks.co.uk/careers Full-time but possibility of part-time work for the right candidate.

Jon Young (1964 -2025) Rest in Peace It is with heavy hearts that we share the sad news from School Lane: our dear friend Jon Young went to heaven this morning at the age of 60. Jon had been diagnosed with lung cancer last year and experienced a rapid decline in the past three weeks. Jon was a beloved member of the Liverpool Canoe Club, known affectionately as Driver Number… Read More »Jon Young – Rest in Peace

12 people attended a 1-day first aid course delivered by Chris from Pro Business Edge from Sarah G The group learnt and practiced skills in CPR, defib, choking, managing bleeding, seizures and more. The course ended with all candidates successfully completing an assessment and heading off home. A good day was had by all.

Northern Lights Paddle at Liverpool Docks Date: March 21, 2025 We are thrilled to share the highlights of our recent Northern Lights Paddle event at the picturesque Liverpool Docks. It was an evening filled with excitement, camaraderie, and the stunning beauty of the illuminated waters. Event Highlights: Special Thanks: We extend our thanks to all the volunteers, coaches, and parents who made this paddle possible. Your dedication and support are invaluable to our club’s… Read More »Junior Club Northern Lights Paddle

White Water Trip / Peer Paddle on the River Tryweryn by Stuart Toulson Today’s White Water Trip / Peer paddle saw a last-minute change of venue, this was to take advantage of a late-announced release of the River Tryweryn. The dam release upper section of the river is classed as grade 3- 4. We were anticipating a busy day if last week’s Dee trip was anything to go by, but… Read More »White Water Trip / Peer Paddle on the River Tryweryn

The Journey of Kayaking: Discovering New Horizons & A Tale of Adventure and Friendship January marked the beginning of a new adventure for me, as I embarked on the thrilling journey of kayaking. It all started when Jackie, a dear friend, introduced me to her favourite activities. She has always been an enthusiastic kayaker, and her passion for the sport was infectious. With her guidance, I was able to dive… Read More »The Journey of Kayaking by Elena Bejenaru                        

Cemlyn Bay to Sandy Bay 17 03 2025 by Catriona High tide Liverpool 12:20 pm 9.6m, Wind NE 10mph,  SW going stream starts 45mins before HW Liverpool  The mid-day high tides and the amount of daylight make it difficult to plan return trips on Anglesey and avoid paddling against the main flow, so we opted for a one-way trip with a car shuttle.    This took a little while to organise, so… Read More »Cemlyn Bay to Sandy Bay 17 03 2025 by Catriona

Progression to WW: River Dee from Horseshoe Falls by Sue L Corwen Gauge on 0.48m – Low Sunday’s were made for being on the water and what a terrific Sunday; the sun was out, the sky was a light shade of blue, it wasn’t frosty this morning and 20ish eager LCC paddlers gathered at Horseshoe Falls car park to off-load kayaks and get kitted up.  The car park was busy… Read More »Progression to WW: River Dee from Horseshoe Falls by Sue L