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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The club entered six crews for the Hammersmith Head this year, rowing over 4,000M from Chiswick Bridge to Hammersmith Bridge. Our star crew was the Open Masters H eight, which won the Open Masters E/F/G/H handicap category in a time of 11 min. 47.6 sec, the fastest...
Sadly, the decision had to be taken on Friday to cancel the Quintin Head, as the PLA fluvial flow flag was set to 'red' and there was the likelihood of more rain before race day. As the fates would have it, the flag turned to 'amber' on Saturday, but club members who...
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,...