MEMBERSHIP

Thanks to all those who have so kindly joined for 2021. Your kind support is much appreciated. If you haven’t yet joined but would like to, you can download a membership form here:  https://pnyc.co.uk/members/

If you were a member last year you can just email admin@pnyc.co.uk saying you want to join and that your details are the same and I will fill out the form on your behalf.  
£25 per adult and the bank details are:
Port Navas Yacht Club Ltd
Lloyds 
30-80-48
51425568
We have used up all our membership cards and am awaiting new cards which are 100% recycled and 100% recyclable.  Once these are in, we will send out membership cards to those waiting for them. Thanks to member Jon Calvin Thomas who’s company have helped – http://lighthouseprinting.co.uk

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