Author: JRN Staff

If you were to walk down to Stanford lock in Oxfordshire on any afternoon of the week from September to July, you would most likely

Wycliffe College once housed one of the most successful sculling clubs in the country, and it seems after a brief intermission, the club is once

Founded in 1865 Aberdeen Boat Club is a long-running rowing club based in West Aberdeen, upon the River Dee banks. They are a rowing club

In their distinctive kit of black, green, red and white, Inverness rowing club, founded in 1988, is based on the Caledonian Canal in Inverness, which

Walton Rowing Club is located in prime rowing country, on the River Thames between Molesey and Weybridge. The club boasts a relatively new boathouse built-in

St Ives Rowing Club is situated on the River Great Ouse, in the town of St Ives in Cambridgeshire. The club was founded in 1865

Lea Rowing Club have been strong competitors at both junior and senior level and are never a club to write off when coming into a

The story of Chester Le Street Rowing Club, who occupy a two-kilometre stretch of the River Wear at the Riverside Sports Complex in County Durham,

London Rowing Club is one of the most famous rowing clubs in the country and one of the most historic, having been founded 156 years

The East India Club is new to the world of rowing, having opened back in 2008. Today, we regularly compete during the winter season and