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Boleh’s longstanding link with the Royal Engineers (the ‘Sappers’) took another step forward recently when 93 year old former Sapper officer, Colin Brown, was finally reunited with Boleh.  Colin served…

We are often asked what the young people we sail ‘actually’ gain from their Boleh experience? So we passed the question on to our Lead Skipper and volunteer, Richard Metcalfe…

This month Devon Army Cadets (ACF) have again been making the most of Boleh for their Summer ‘Camp’.  Two groups of cadets explored the Western Solent under the guidance of…

We are delighted to report Boleh’s recent Portland deployment was a fantastic success!  With glorious weather, not a single day of the Chesil Sailing Trust’s (CST) 4 week ‘Sail for…

We are very proud to be involved again in the recovery programme for wounded, injured and sick members of the Armed Services.  Last year Boleh sailed members of the Royal…

Last month Boleh was in Lymington for the weekend at the invitation of the Royal Engineer Yacht Club, joining their annual meet and competition with the Royal Lymington Yacht Club…

Once again Boleh was a star attraction at this year’s busy Gosport Marine Festival, held in stunning weather at Haslar Marina.  Hosted by our Chairman and Trustees, we welcomed onboard…

Boleh’s links with the Royal Naval Sailing Association continue to strengthen.  Their HQ is next to Haslar Marina and we were honoured recently to have RNSA’s CEO, Phil Warwick at…

We’re delighted to report a welcome grant from National Historic Ships (NHS) towards the repair of Boleh’s unique quadruped mast.  Designer Robin Kilroy had the original masts built of solid…

In the early 1980’s Boleh was restored in Rye Harbour by her new owner, Roger Angel, after arson destroyed much of her upper works. As part of the restoration a…