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British Rowing’s response to A Code for Sports Governance
On Monday, UK Sport and Sport England launched a new sports governance code. Chairman, Annamarie Phelps shares her thoughts on the code.
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AGM and Council meeting report, 1 October 2016
Summary report from British Rowing’s AGM and Council meeting held on 1 October 2016
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British Rowing Statement
British Rowing is deeply saddened to report the death of Ailish Sheehan on Friday, 9 September 2016.
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Staying Alive – Safety Alert
Recently, there have been many lives saved by friends when rowers have collapsed and CPR (Cardiopulmonary resuscitation) has been performed to revive them.
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Media partnership agreed with Engage Sports Media
Today, a media partnership was agreed with leading digital media agency, Engage Sports Media (ESM).
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British Rowing Announces Chairman Of Internal Review
Today, British Rowing announces Nicola Palios as Chairman of the internal review Project Board. Palios has been an Independent Director of British Rowing for three years, is Co-owner and Vice Chairman of Tranmere Rovers Football Club and has spent 24 […]
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British Rowing Statement
Since July 2015, British Rowing has been conducting a modernising process designed to create the most appropriate organisational structure and culture for the future. This has included assessing all areas of the business, creating new teams and centralising core services. […]
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Mark Calvin Appointed As England Team Manager
Mark Calvin has been appointed as the new England Team Manager for the 2016 Home International Regatta which will take place in Cardiff this year.
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Fortune Favours The Brave
Sport England’s new strategy, ‘Towards an Active Nation’ was announced at the end of last week, with a headline focus of getting more people active. Andy Parkinson, CEO of British Rowing, shares his thoughts on its impact on rowing.
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Do you secure your riggers?
Recently, there have been several preventable incidents caused by quick release wing riggers becoming loose or partially detached, these have resulted in capsizes. If not correctly fitted the wing rigger may feel secure but can easily become loose if it is knocked.
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