British Rowing has designated ten Regions within England, being:

1. East Midlands
2. Eastern
3. North West
4. Northern
5. Thames
6. Wessex & South East Coast
7. West
8. West Midlands
9. Wiltshire, Avon, Gloucestershire and Somerset (WAGS)
10. Yorkshire

The boundaries of each Region are defined by river basins and by the location of Affiliated Members who are members of the Region.  Any changes to the boundaries of a Region shall be recommended by the Regional Chairs’ Forum to the Board for their agreement.

A Regional Rowing Council, as further provided for in the British Rowing Regulations, shall administer each Region.

The Regional Chairs, or their appointed representatives, meet at a Regional Chairs’ Forum three times a year with the Chair and Deputy Chair of British Rowing to consult on British Rowing’s policies and the development of rowing.

Model constitutions for Regional Rowing Councils shall be issued and reviewed from time to time by the Board. These shall embody the principles of transparent financial accounting; democracy and clear roles and responsibilities and accountability; and a fair and open disciplinary system.

The Board may also issue model constitutions for Clubs.

The Members of British Rowing are persons entitled to vote at General Meetings of British Rowing. They are elected by the Affiliated Members of British Rowing.

The number of Regional Representatives per Region is determined by a formula based on the number of registered individual members of British Rowing in a Region. British Rowing Articles of Association provide the Membership Provisions between clauses 40 – 52.

The Regional Representatives hold all the powers of the members of a company as defined by the Companies Act (e.g. power to call General Meetings and the power to vote on Resolutions). In addition, the Regional Representatives also have the power to elect four directors to the Board; the Deputy Chair, the Chair of the Sport Committee and two further Nominated Directors.