On Tuesday 4th June Swindon Sea Cadets took delivery of 2 new Open canoes and various equipment to aid their training and development including the Duke of Edinburgh expedition the cadets will be undertaking this summer and in years to come.
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Cadets form Swindon unit took part in the District Regatta on Sunday 19th May
The weather was kind and the cadets did exceptoionally well
Many thanks to all that supported the 2013 Swindon Sea Cadet Ball
Usually we sell framed photos taken of our guests on the night but due to technical issues this year we were unable to provide this much enjoyed service so instead we have added placed them on the following site
Additional photos are available here PHOTOS Many thanks to Hannah Linett for the extra images
please feel free to print off the photos you want - All we ask is that you make a small dontaion to our local giving dontation portal (please follow the link below )
IF YOU WANT A PRINTED AND FRAMED PICTURE PLEASE EMAIL admin@swindonseacadets.co.uk
Detailing the image number and your contact details so we can arrange for the photos to be sent to you - these will cost £5.00 per photo to cover costs , admin and to give us a small contribution towards the unit upkeep - please pay via Local Giving (link above)
Our special tanks to Raymond Morrison for takiing all the photos
Sea Cadets from Swindon Unit took part in a nationwide fundraising rowathon to row the worlsd in 80 hours !! they finished on sunday - contributing over 200 miles rowed in 2 days !! .
A Big THANK YOU to Fit4Less Swindon click here for more info on Fit4Less
Sea cadets from accross the UK have rowed over 24,900 miles since the national ‘Row the World in 80 hours’ was launched at 7am on Thursday 18 April.
Over the four days nearly 200 Sea Cadet units and over 3,000 cadets and volunteers have been working hard to row the miles that will raise pounds for a new Sea Cadet training ship.
The end of the row was signalled as staff from Sea Cadet HQ in London reached Tower Bridge in London, after spending the last 80 hours rowing from Oxford – champagne was toasted under the bridge on a huge achievement!
To keep spirits up as the team rowed to London, units along the way cheered their progress and offered a helping hand - Sunbury and Walton gave them tea and cakes and Oxford, Maidenhead and Kingston gave them a bed for the night!
Well done to everybody who has taken part or who has sponsored us, your support means the world to us. We’ll post up the total amount raised shortly.
Take a look at our facebook page to see how other units got on here
Donate to the New Ship Appeal here
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