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Over the past 12 months UKLA has been busy preparing for 2021. With many new and enhanced services for its members the ILCA class is looking in great shape. The yearbook has been incredibly well received and a worthy contribution to the 50th Anniversary of the Laser / ILCA. Early training events have been sold out and the ILCA BST men and women are making good preparation for the Olympics. An Hour With Flower With 'An Hour With Flower' UKLA have now established a series of informative and entertaining Podcasts that record, first hand, the memories and views of some of the most interesting and...

BBC News 'I know how happy she’d be that it’s saved' Close Isabella died from cancer, aged 11, two years ago. Just after her death, the hospice in Walsall that she'd called her second home faced closure, due to a funding shortfall. But now the £2m required to keep it running has been raised, with a huge community effort bringing in public donations amounting to more than half the sum. Isabella's parents, Mark Lyttle and Jennie Day, spoke to BBC Breakfast. Published

ILCA Spring Series at Queen Mary © Simon Winkley 34 ILCAs lined up on the second Sunday of the Spring Series at Queen Mary Sailing Club after a very tedious lockdown. It is the tradition at QM that the first to round the windward mark of the first race writes the race report - this week that honour comes to Mark Lyttle. It's worth noting that the ILCA club racing at QM is without doubt the most competitive in the country - so hats off to all those who took part. Race Report by Mark Lyttle Great racing today with so many boats in quite challenging conditions and lots of place chan...

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