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Return to Rowing: New UK Government Local COVID Alert Levels
Following the publication of the Government’s new Local COVID Alert Levels, we have assessed their application to rowing activity
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Return to Rowing Guidance progresses to Phase H
In line with the published timetable for Return to Rowing guidance, from today Affiliated Competitions will be able to run using our COVID-Secure guidance
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Watch back the 2020 British Rowing AGM
Watch back the 2020 British Rowing AGM, including confirmation of the re-election of the Deputy Chair, Chair of the Sport Committee and Deputy Chair of the Sport Committee
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SAS to continue support beyond Tokyo Olympics and Paralympics
British Rowing is delighted to announce that analytics leader SAS will continue to provide its world-leading analytics solutions to British Rowing until December 2021 through the rearranged Olympic and Paralympic Games next summer
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Return to Rowing Guidance Version 7
We have updated our Return to Rowing Guidance to version seven, incorporating learnings from our test competition and updates in relation to recent changes to Government guidance and legislation
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Latest Return to Rowing Guidance
Following the publication of the details of the new COVID-19 measures announced by the UK Government, we have clarified the effects on the rowing community
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Love Rowing launches ONE Thing challenge
Love Rowing, the British Rowing Charitable Foundation has launched a campaign encouraging the rowing community to do one thing to make a difference
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Notice of the British Rowing AGM 2020
The Thirty Seventh Annual General Meeting of British Rowing Ltd will be held on Monday 28 September, 2020
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British Rowing shares concerns on Hammersmith Bridge closure
British Rowing has today written to the Government and Hammersmith & Fulham Council to share concerns on the national impact of the closure of Hammersmith Bridge on the sport of rowing and asking for a swift resolution to the issue
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