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Students brave the weather for the 2012 BUCS Head
Over 1500 students braved blustery conditions at the weekend for the 2012 BUCS Fours and Eights Head. Roughly 600 students took part in Saturday’s beginner races, battling strong, gusting winds as they raced the 2500m course upstream along the River […]
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Student Rowers Head to Peterborough
It was perhaps unimaginable at this time last week – but the ice has thawed and over 1500 student rowers are making their way to Peterborough for the BUCS PwC 4s & 8s Head this weekend. With record numbers of […]
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Boat Race welcomes women rowers to the Tideway
The Oxford and Cambridge University Boat Race celebrated a ‘momentous day’ today, with the announcement that the women’s Boat Race will be given equal billing with the men’s from 2015 onwards. At a press conference in London this morning, new […]
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Rowing clubs reach out with Sportivate
Six months into Sport England’s Sportivate Olympic and Paralympic legacy project, and 33,000 young people have taken up sport in their own time. Sportivate aims to get hundreds of thousands of 14 to 25-year-olds taking part in sport over the […]
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Olympic traffic: have your say today!
The first of three drop-in sessions for residents to view and discuss traffic concerns ahead of this summer’s Olympic and Paralympic rowing events at Eton Dorney takes place this evening (Thursday 2 February), at Windsor Racecourse. Up to 30,000 spectators […]
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Changes to Environment Agency Boat Registration Fees
The Environment Agency (EA) have recently announced a 6.4% increase in boat registration fees for 2012, which is also to be applied to the British Rowing/EA block booking agreement from 1st April 2012. It has been agreed that the additional […]
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Changes to EA Boat Registration Fees
The Environment Agency have announced a 6.4% increase in boat registration fees for all types of boats using their waterways from 1st April 2012. The increase also applies to the British Rowing / Environment Agency block booking agreement. The fees […]
Read More
New Div Rep for East Midlands
[newsimage=0]Tim Walton has been elected as the new Div Rep for the East Midlands region, joining the existing Div Reps, appointed, elected, and co-opted members on the British Rowing council. Tim is a multilane umpire who started rowing at Queen […]
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Win a copy of the London 2012 ‘Get Fit’ CD!
[newsimage=0]London 2012’s new Get Fit compilation CD contains music to motivate and inspire – helping you lose weight, regain your energy and get back into the swing of things after the chaos of Christmas. Feel your spirits lift and your […]
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British Rowing welcomes School Games boost
British Rowing has welcomed the news from Sport England this week that School sport is to receive an extra £32 million funding package for the School Games. The Department of Health has pledged £14m to the School Games over the next […]
Read More
Students brave the weather for the 2012 BUCS Head
Over 1500 students braved blustery conditions at the weekend for the 2012 BUCS Fours and Eights Head. Roughly 600 students took part in Saturday’s beginner races, battling strong, gusting winds as they raced the 2500m course upstream along the River […]
Read More
Student Rowers Head to Peterborough
It was perhaps unimaginable at this time last week – but the ice has thawed and over 1500 student rowers are making their way to Peterborough for the BUCS PwC 4s & 8s Head this weekend. With record numbers of […]
Read More
Boat Race welcomes women rowers to the Tideway
The Oxford and Cambridge University Boat Race celebrated a ‘momentous day’ today, with the announcement that the women’s Boat Race will be given equal billing with the men’s from 2015 onwards. At a press conference in London this morning, new […]
Read More
Rowing clubs reach out with Sportivate
Six months into Sport England’s Sportivate Olympic and Paralympic legacy project, and 33,000 young people have taken up sport in their own time. Sportivate aims to get hundreds of thousands of 14 to 25-year-olds taking part in sport over the […]
Read More
Olympic traffic: have your say today!
The first of three drop-in sessions for residents to view and discuss traffic concerns ahead of this summer’s Olympic and Paralympic rowing events at Eton Dorney takes place this evening (Thursday 2 February), at Windsor Racecourse. Up to 30,000 spectators […]
Read More
Changes to Environment Agency Boat Registration Fees
The Environment Agency (EA) have recently announced a 6.4% increase in boat registration fees for 2012, which is also to be applied to the British Rowing/EA block booking agreement from 1st April 2012. It has been agreed that the additional […]
Read More
Changes to EA Boat Registration Fees
The Environment Agency have announced a 6.4% increase in boat registration fees for all types of boats using their waterways from 1st April 2012. The increase also applies to the British Rowing / Environment Agency block booking agreement. The fees […]
Read More
New Div Rep for East Midlands
[newsimage=0]Tim Walton has been elected as the new Div Rep for the East Midlands region, joining the existing Div Reps, appointed, elected, and co-opted members on the British Rowing council. Tim is a multilane umpire who started rowing at Queen […]
Read More
Win a copy of the London 2012 ‘Get Fit’ CD!
[newsimage=0]London 2012’s new Get Fit compilation CD contains music to motivate and inspire – helping you lose weight, regain your energy and get back into the swing of things after the chaos of Christmas. Feel your spirits lift and your […]
Read More
British Rowing welcomes School Games boost
British Rowing has welcomed the news from Sport England this week that School sport is to receive an extra £32 million funding package for the School Games. The Department of Health has pledged £14m to the School Games over the next […]
Read More