Curlew is a rowing club based in East London and is open to adults of all ages and abilities. Although very successful, with crews at Henley for 15 of the last 20 years, we pride ourselves on our friendly and welcoming atmosphere.
Founded in 1866, Curlew Rowing Club has been in Greenwich, without interruption for over 150 years, through 2 world wars, based in various boathouses. Over the past few years we have seen a growth in our Development Squad as well as our Master’s Squads, allowing us to provide rowing for all abilities from when you first learn to row, through to senior and then master.
We currently recruiting for the 2019/2020 season, if you are a recent graduate moving to London or someone looking at moving clubs or getting back into the sport, please drop us a line and we will get you out in a boat.
Dear Club Committees, You will by now have seen that the UK Government is ordering the closure of cafes, pubs and restaurants. This obviously affects the Trafalgar Rowing Centre.In light of this, and the guidance Read more…
20 March – Following today’s announcement by the Government, British Rowing advises that all Affiliated Clubs should cease all club-based activity as soon as reasonably possible tonight and not reopen tomorrow until further notice. This Read more…
Dear All Members, The Committee met last night to decide on the best way forward for the club and for our membership. It is worth noting that during difficult times, the club always and will Read more…
Sadly, due to the recent heavy rain and the subsequently red flag of the Thames, the WeHoRR Committee have made the right decision to cancel this years race due to safety concerns. It is a Read more…
Dear Club Member, Following the Government guidelines, the gym will remain open and this weekend’s on the water training at the docks will continue – if for whatever reason this situation changes, we will inform Read more…
Update from the Club on Corona We have seen what is happening across the world, and it is only right for us to be proactive in event of a widespread outbreak in London. The Committee has Read more…