The Cambria Trust

Cambria to visit Gravesend September 2011

Cambria will be returning to Gravesend from 6th September, 2011, for two weeks to liaise with local schools, as part of her new career as a floating educational resource. ...
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A champion of the Thames

Cambria made her first appearance in the Thames Sailing Barge Match since 1955 on Saturday, 23rd July, and came first in the coasting class section, her first win since 1938. It was a great day for Captain Richard Titchener, his crew, the shipwrights, the volunteer crew and all those who had come to see a great race in excellent weather conditions. ...
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They think it's all over... Not quite!

Now we have Captain Titchener aboard with his voyage crew. He is organising the final preparations for sailing away from Faversham.
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Volunteer Crews wanted

The Cambria Trust is keen to hear from qualified sailing barge skippers and mates who would welcome the chance to sail the famous and recently restored S/B Cambria.
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Today is our day

On Monday 21st March, 2011, The Cambria is to be relaunched into Faversham Creek, shortly after mid-day. She will then secure just downstream at Iron Wharf to complete fitting-out. This is a very important milestone in our restoration, as the barge nears the completion of all the work over the last three and a half years. It will be the first time that the Cambria will be in the water for over fifteen years. ...
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In memory of Roy Barnes-Warden

On Saturday 5th March, the family of Roy Barnes-Warden came to visit Cambria to celebrate Roy's lifelong interest in sailing barges. ...
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