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Latest News - 2024

Horthampton Head results available...

News - 2023

Juniors at the British Rowing Junior Championships...

Senior men at the Henley Qualifiers...

Brilliant day at the Nottingham Head...

Fantastic day at the Peterborough Head...

Northampton Head Cancelled...

News - 2022

Head season starts with wins at the Star Head...

3 wins at the Notts City Regatta...

3 wins at the Evesham Regatta...

News - 2021

Juniors racing at Peterborough Junior Championships...

Finally back racing at Peterborough City RC Spring Regatta...

News - 2020

Covid Schmovid

News - 2019

3 crews at the Newark Head...

Sole entry for BIRC 2019...

4 wins at the Milton Keynes Regatta...

MasF 2x competing at the Boston Marathon...

A few crews at the St. Neots Regatta...

British Rowing Junior Championships...

Club capsize drill and BBQ...

Guys fail to get through Wyfold Qualifiers...

Tough going at the Marlow Regatta...

One win at the St. Ives Regatta...

Men make C Final at Marlow Regatta...

Girls qualify at Henley Women's Regatta...

Three wins at the Peterborough Spring Regatta...

No wins a the Met Regatta...

Girls enjoy MK Splash and Dash...

One win at the Notts City Regatta...

Two wins at the Evesham Regatta...

WeHORR Cancelled...

Men's 2x win at the Hollowell Round the Lake chase...

Fantastic win at the Nottingham Trent Head...

River Level Info

Washlands Level

Bedford Road Sluice


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Safety - Rowing in the dark

For any outing (launches too) that goes out in the dark, ends up in the dark or there is any doubt about it getting dark when you are out, you need to make sure your boat has lights. Lights must be mounted on the bow and stern. The Environment agency recommend white lights fore and aft but the club policy is to use a white light on the bow and a red light on the stern. This allows people to determine the direction of travel. Lights fixed to the riggers can be obscured when negotiating bends and turning so make sure you can always be seen.

It is your responsibility to ensure any boat you go out in has appropriate lights.

The lights shown below are held on by an integral strap. They can be fixed on to the rigger in seconds and removed without the need for any special bracket or fixture and the batteries last for hours. They are cheap and widely available in stores.

Stay Safe!


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