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Sir Steve Redgrave opens new Lea Rowing Club
On Saturday 10 September, Sir Steve Redgrave, five times Olympic gold medalist, officially opened the new Lea Rowing Club boathouse in East London.
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Golden girls unveil new look Newquay Rowing Club
Yesterday, double Olympic champions Helen Glover and Heather Stanning officially opened the new facilities at Newquay Rowing Club, the home of gig rowing.
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England Crews at #HIR2016
This weekend, the England Rowing Team will be joining Wales, Scotland and Ireland in Cardiff Bay, Wales for the annual Home International Regatta.
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Obituary – Keith Osborne
Keith Osborne, Honorary Editor of the British Rowing Almanack for 50 years, from 1961 – 2010, sadly passed away on Monday, 4 July after a lifetime of adventure and service, especially to his beloved sport of rowing. Keith was 94 years old.
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Many surprises at #HRR16
An amazing five days of racing was topped off with a dramatic and unrelenting finals’ day at Henley Royal Regatta, which saw controversy, jubilation, heartbreak and vengeance course through the veins of the event.
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St. Ayles Skiff Lands In Worcester
Last weekend saw the launch of the first completed St. Ayles Skiff boat for Zaznak Coastal Rowing for Inland Communities club, Worcester.
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Team Watersports Makes A Splash In Birmingham
Find out about our joint initiative with the Royal Yachting Association and British Canoeing to offer watersports activities to young people across Birmingham.
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2016 World Rowing Coastal Championships
FISA has announced that it is now taking entries for the 2016 World Rowing Coastal Championships (WRCC) in Monaco.Â
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Henley Women’s (HWR) treated spectators
The best female crews from around Britain and beyond descended on the River Thames for the flagship Women’s Rowing event of the year over the weekend: Henley Women’s Regatta (HWR).
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Smiles and Laughs at Explore Series
After a number of learn to row courses across the North West region (ranging from six to 12 weeks) the graduates from the courses were ready to get their first flavour of racing.
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