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About the Club

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The Broom Owners Club are an independent and non-commercial association of people with at least one thing in common - we all own Broom boats.

Anyone who owns/part-owns any boat produced by C.J. Broom & Sons - young or old, large or small, sea-going or strictly non-tidal . . . and that applies equally to the boat or you!

Around the Regions

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Our regional coordinators arrange get-togethers, both on and off the water throughout the year, and keep in touch with members.

We've got members in the UK and Ireland, the Channel Islands, throughout continental Europe and even in the USA.

Technical Advice

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Our Technical Coordinator answers your difficult questions, arranges discounts on parts and keeps an archive of useful contacts.

You can find help in our index of articles from Sweeping Statements or in our FAQs.

Models Gallery

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Do you know your planing hull from your semi-displacement?

Can you tell a 35CL from a 365, and a Crown from a Continental?

Our Models Gallery is for closet Broom spotters who want to get the low down on the 40 different models built since 1960.

Flags, Caps and Burgees

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If you're proud of your BOC membership you'll want to fly it from your flagstaff so get one of our double sided burgees or house flags to adorn your mast.

We also have caps, ties, clothing and a new club pin badge.

Download an order form

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Anglia Afloat recognises club success PDF Print E-mail
Written by Donald Walker   
Thursday, 04 March 2010 19:47

Anglia Afloat storyIn their latest edition, Anglia Afloat have featured the first five years of the Broom Owners Club. How it all began, and how we celebrated our first big birthday.

Get the March-April edition to read the full story.

Last Updated ( Saturday, 06 March 2010 08:58 )
 
Your Newsletter needs you ! PDF Print E-mail
Written by Vic Hodson   
Monday, 01 March 2010 16:58

The Spring issue of Sweeping Statements will be published around the end of this month.....articles are needed to fill it up. Do you have an article to write about any Broom or club related event?  Have you added an new piece of kit which has improved your cruising, comfort or general enjoyment of your boat? Have you an amusing incident to share?

 All submissions are accepted for publication, so get to work on the keyboard.

Two important announcements in the next issue !

Vic Hodson  

 
UK to the Med with a Broom / Buffet Dinner / Sunday Lunch PDF Print E-mail
Written by Kelston Tobin   
Sunday, 28 February 2010 18:32

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

There are currently over thirty club members booked for the Saturday evening and fourteen

for the following day's Sunday Roast.

 

The Saturday evening will start with David and Val Evernden detailing their voyage from Calais to the Med aboard their Broom 10/70.

This will be followed by a Buffet Dinner.

For Sunday a table has been booked at the 'Captain Kidd' in Wapping.

Space is still available for both of these events full details of which can be found on the SE Region events page.

 

Last Updated ( Thursday, 04 March 2010 19:45 )
 
Forthcoming Thames Events PDF Print E-mail
Written by keith robbins   
Sunday, 21 February 2010 14:25

We have booked the Kings Arms, High Street, Cookham for dinner on Saturday 13th March. Meet in the bar at 7pm, for dinner at 7-30pm. Sorry for the short notice for this event but things have been very hectic for us since Christmas. Please contact me at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or by phone on 01277 350674 or 07957332515. Also note I shall be away from 26th February until 7th March.

Boveney Lock island has been booked for the BBQ weekend from Midday Saturday 12th June until Midday Monday 14th June. This event has gone from srength to strength over the years and I hope will continue to do so.

 Both Fiona and I look forward to meeting you all through the season, providing the season ever does start due to constant poor weather. I am even considering asking Martin Broom if he can build an ice-breaker.

Regards Keith 

Last Updated ( Sunday, 21 February 2010 15:16 )
 
Sabre Engine Operators Manual Added to Library PDF Print E-mail
Written by Andy Nurse   
Tuesday, 16 February 2010 19:19
A new Operators Manual for Members with the Sabre 150L, 200L or 225L engine has just been added to the Library.
Login to the Members Section to download a copy.
 
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