Significant events in history of Llyn Brenig:
| 1976 | Llyn Brenig reservoir officially opened by Prince Charles |
| 1977 | Founding of Clwb Hwylio Llyn Brenig Sailing Club; original Clubhouse (Portakabin) sited up creek. |
| 1979 | Reservoir full! |
| 1981 | Acquired 25 year lease for existing site |
| 1983 | Commenced work on Clubhouse Acquired first Challenger trimaran |
| 1984 | Clubhouse completed on existing site – at this stage a single storey building. |
| 1985 | Construction of new Visitor Centre (Welsh Water) |
| 1987 | Mains water! Boathouse constructed. Granada TV series "Small World" featured Llyn Brenig |
| 1990 | Phase 1 of concrete Slipway. Surf Rescue provided by Lifeguard Ltd |
| 1991 | Phase 2 of concrete slipway. Construction of on site car park Optimist provided by Manweb plc |
| 1993 | Submitted Sports Development Plan and secured funding for training Instructors. Visit by Denbigh Rotary Club. Optimist dinghy provided by Welsh Water (Dwr Cymru); match funding from Sportsmatch (radios,etc) |
| 1994 | Grants received from the Sports Council for Wales and Colwyn Borough and Glyndwr District Councils to extend clubhouse. Renegotiation of lease for 25 years. Construction of shell for Clubhouse extension; Mains electricity provided. Eight RYA qualified Instructors started training to RYA syllabus. Sponsored sail for Delyn school |
| 1995 | Working parties! Fitting out of Clubhouse extension, stairs, etc.; Official opening of Clubhouse extension. Grant from Foundation for Sports and the Arts Council provided 4m RIB and wheel chair lift for Clubhouse |
| 1996 | First Welsh Open Challenger Competition (WOCC). Two dinghy and one power boat qualified Senior Instructors. SAS stayed briefly but found conditions too harsh!! |
| 1998 | Recognition as an RYA Training establishment. Llyn Aled members welcomed to the Club. Club featured in Sailability magazine for developing disabled sailing |
| 1999 | Renegotiation of lease for 25 years. Constitution revised. Pontoon built. Successful application for Sportslot grant of £74,000 to extend Club, provide new Pontoon, training fleet and safety boat. Grant of £27,000 agreed by Conwy Borough Council as a contribution to total project costs of £106,000. |
| 2000 | Clubhouse extended to include revamped changing facilities, new showers disabled facilities and extended ladies changing rooms. Car park extended. Purchase and installation of pontoon, six Picos and Wayfarer training fleet, new safety boat and containers. Official opening by Gareth Thomas MP and representatives from the Sports Council for Wales and RYA. |
| -2010 | Waiting for updates |
