Our vision for the future is finally beginning to take shape as the building work continues at a pace. The concrete has been poured on the 1st floor, remaining columns have been cast and now the support work for the 2nd floor is under way. For the first time you can clearly see the shape of our future and we couldn’t be more excited!
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Our annual plum puddings race was held on Sunday, followed by a Christmas party. There were 22 crews listed to take part in the race but unfortunately Paul Gunn's scratch coxless four encountered steering problems on their way to the start and decided not to risk it,...
The club held a Christmas Dinner Dance on Saturday at the George IV pub in Chiswick High Road. A good time was had by the 70+ people who attended (that's numbers, not age). Captain Duncan gave a short speech, followed by an impromptu one from Simon Hunt, sequins and...
The club had six quad sculls and three coxless fours racing in the Vet Fours Head on Sunday plus an interest in a coxed four composite with Bruce Lamka and his Ancient Mariners from Seattle, USA (coxed by our Ellie Paterson), and Tom Bishop's composite quad scull with...