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Support Rosie’s Fund and help raise money for Momentum
Rosie’s Fund has been set up in memory of Rosie Mitchell, who died aged 15 on 17 September 2016, while rowing on the Thames.
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Rowing participation on tidal Thames growing faster than other water-based sports
Port of London Authority survey discovers that more than 12,000 people participate in organised rowing sessions on the Tideway
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Oxford take victory in 2017 Boat Race, as Cambridge dominate women’s race
Oxford and Cambridge share the spoils of the 2017 Boat Races, with Oxford winning the men’s event and Cambridge taking a clear victory in the women’s
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Five reasons to take up rowing if you’re inspired by the Boat Race
Inspired by the Cancer Research UK Boat Race? Here are our five top reasons to give rowing a go.
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Martin Gough’s five most memorable university Boat Races of the last ten years
The last decade of the Boat Races has brought us some unforgettable racing. Martin Gough names his most memorable moments since 2007
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Take in the Lancaster Canal with the 2017 British Rowing Tour
The 24th British Rowing Tour travels the 40 miles between Preston and Tewitfield along the Lancaster Canal this August
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A glossary of rowing lingo
Not sure of the difference between sweep and sculling? Confused about crabs and catches? We’ve translated some of the rowing lingo in this handy glossary
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Meet the 2017 Boat Races crews
Oxford and Cambridge announce their Blue Boat crews for the 2017 Boat Races, which take place on 2 April
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International Women’s Day: Why rowing is oar-some!
Today is International Women’s Day. To mark the occasion, we’ve asked women from across the rowing community to tell us why they love rowing.
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‘I like rowing because it gets me out of the wheelchair, and that’s the biggest thing for me’
Benjamin Pritchard took up Para-rowing after suffering a serious back injury in a crash during a cycling race. He tells us how he’s fallen in love with the sport
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