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A celebration of rowing! The Great British Rowing Weekend launches in 2024
From 7-8 September 2024, clubs around the country will be opening their doors to their local communities, giving everyone in the UK a chance to try rowing
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British Rowing Member Prize Draw – July 2024
Stay hydrated in style with this new-design British Rowing water bottle – we have FIVE to give away in this month’s exclusive member prize draw!
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Want to represent England?
Entries open on 17 June on BROE for the England Rowing trial on Saturday, 13 July at The National Water Sports Centre, Holme Pierrepont Country Park, Nottingham for Home International Rowing Regatta (HIRR) selection
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Regional Development Programme now open for applications
The Regional Development Programme provides opportunities for rowers aged 14-21 and coaches based in the East Midlands, South West, North West or Yorkshire regions to train alongside other athletes on England Pathway programmes and from our Performance Development Academies
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British Rowing Member Prize Draw – June 2024
Stay cool and look cool this summer in a British Rowing bucket hat – we have FIVE to give away in this month’s exclusive member prize draw!
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Rowers to get improved experience at Holme Pierrepont Country Park
British Rowing is pleased to have signed a renewed agreement with Serco Leisure regarding the use of Holme Pierrepont Country Park in Nottingham
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New guidance on making funding applications
An updated list of grant-awarding bodies is also now available
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British Rowing launches Thriving Waters Scheme
Clubs are invited to submit projects that will help their local stretch of water thrive, through water testing, litter clean-ups or action on invasive species
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Issues accessing the British Rowing X Account
We are aware of difficulties accessing our X (formerly Twitter) account
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Clean Water webinar invitation
Join us for a free webinar on Monday, 3 June 2024 at 6pm to find out why our waters are in such a poor state, what needs to be done, and what rowing clubs and others are already doing
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