Can't see this e-mail? Click here for a web version           RYA InBrief       Welcome to the July issue of InBrief - a roundup of news and information, plus details of upcoming RYA events. This month’s issue brings you details of the ISAF World Cup Sailing final at the Skandia Sail for Gold Regatta in August – which looks set to be a nail biting event – and of the more dry business of engaging with Britain’s key politicians. As well as information on the current status of the government’s vetting and barring scheme and a selection of experiences from clubs and TCs who have suffered at the hands of outboard thieves and more. We'd love to hear from you, email us at enewseditor@rya.org.uk.       In this issue: Britain’s sailors top the leader board Watch the action at this final event of the 2010 ISAF World Cup Sailing Series Video: Interview with Emma Pontin, author of Beating the Blowfish Emma Pontin talks about her book, cancer and her relationship with the sea. Links Powerboat Racing at Cholmondely Pageant 17-18 July Outboard thefts at clubs Geoff Holt awarded MBE Rod Carr receives CBE for 'services to sailing' Sarah Treseder joins Royal Dart's 'Ladies Afloat'   Boaters urged to observe voluntary no anchor zone in Studland Bay   Continual anchoring in the voluntary no anchor zone could result in the introduction of a mandatory no anchoring zone RYA Gold members event a great success   Gold members enjoy an exclusive evening at the National Maritime Museum, London. BMF and RYA welcome new Parliamentarians   Successful Parliamentary Reception for RYA and BMF Vetting and Barring Scheme registration on hold   Government to take a measured approach to the scheme.       Unsubscribe   |   Privacy Statement   |   Press and PR   |   RYA Forum © RYA 2010