Situated overlooking the River Thames in the City of London, the Little Ship Club is primarily a sailing club with its focus on cruising and socialising. Our members are a diverse, international group but all share a common passion: a love of the sea and sailing. Read more about the Club today
A Club buddy scheme has been introduced to enable new members to become familiar and comfortable with the Club quickly and easily.
Calling budding Delias and Jamies; we need your recipes for a cookbook the club is to produce. Read more about the book and how to get your recipe into print.
We've arranged another of our summer visits to The Globe Theatre to watch the production of "The Merry Wives of Windsor" on 31 July. Read more about the Globe Theatre night.
The 2008 photo competition is now open; share your efforts with all LSC members by entering your pictures. Read more about the LSC 2008 photo competition.
Reeds Nautical Almanac, the long standing and much revered annual compendium of navigational data for mariners will be available online from July 2008. Read the full report about Reeds Nautical Almanac online.
Club members can sail on Lutine, a Swan 53 belonging to Lloyds of London, thanks to a reciprocal arrangement between Lloyd's Yacht Club and the LSC.
Club President Sir Robin Knox-Johnston addressed the first of the Club’s City Luncheons on 29 February 2008. The event raised £5,000 for the RNLI. Read the full report on the Club's first City lunch.
11 November from 1930: the 2008 season climaxes with the laying up supper and awards.
