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 had eight entries in Kingston Small Boats Head this year, all in masters categories and varying from single sculls to coxless quads, with coxles fours and double sculls inbetween. The results were a bit mixed for us, Simon Hunt and Ken Creighton did well to...
We are delighted to announce we have nominated Jackie Eastwood for British Rowing Awards - 2025 for The Community Coach of The Year for her coaching she provides to Chiswick School, Grove Community Rowing & Quintin Boat Club. Please read the full text of the...
UTAH is for every boat size from 8's to 2- and 2x, but not single sculls. Boats were out in all classes as it is on the Henley Royal Regatta Course for a large part of the 3km race. Tom Bishop was the only QBC representative and competed in a 2x with Rod Stewart of...