Demolition of our 100-year-old boathouse started in earnest during the week commencing Monday, 5th August, once the asbestos tiles had been removed from the roof. By Wednesday, 14th August half the boathouse, changing rooms and flat had disappeared. By Sunday, 25th August there was not much more to be done and by Monday, 2nd September demolition was complete.
Take a look at the photos! (https://quintinboatclub.org/gallery/index.php?ref=3482).
As well as Saturday being the occasion of Chiswick Amateur Regatta it was also the eightieth birthday of the club's president, John Peters, and to mark this significant milestone John invited club members and a number of his rowing and skiffing contemporaries to a...
The club had four finalists at Chiswick Regatta this weekend on a glorious spring day, only slightly marred by light rain late in the afternoon. Pride of place goes to the Women's Masters D quad scull which won an all-Quintin final from an original field of six crews....
Sabaudia 2026: Sunshine, Strokes and Smiles Every rowing camp has its heroes, and ours began with two: Ken and Simon, who drove the trailer loaded with all our boats 1,606 km from London to Sabaudia. An incredible effort. We are all so grateful. It's a long, long...