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 from British Rowing, the Management Committee has taken the following decisions: In terms of Committee 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 advice will be reviewed, on an ongoing basis, in line with Government guidance. In addition, 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 always prioritize the safety of our members, with no members we have no club. So 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 massive shame for our crew who have worked really hard over the winter months. It 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 you. Please ensure that you follow the guidelines sent out previously. Ensure that you wash 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 formed two working groups, the first is to ensure that members are kept up to Read more…
We need your support, but what more could you do? • Come to socials and races, to drink from our bar or cheer on our crews. Every little bit of support helps. • Become an alumni member. Donate £5+ each month to help support the running of the club. • Read more…
February saw the dawn of a new Learn to Row at Curlew. Demand was high, and the course sold out in a mere two weeks. We’ve now welcomed nine women and twelve intrepid men to Curlew for ten weeks. We’ll teach them how to scull in the first half of Read more…
The main question ahead of the race was whether it would actually go ahead or not given the horrendous weather forecast. It did, and we happily set off for Peterborough, found a replacement cox (from Globe), as we found our cox drenched and freezing from an earlier race, which had Read more…
The race start time for Quintin Head was 12.15pm. This lulled us into a false sense of security, as we thought we could relax on race day with a lie-in. Not so. Instead, we got up at the usual break of dawn to head across London to Putney Town for Read more…