Dear Vice President, I just wanted to write to formally thank the Royal West of Scotland Amateur Boat Club for the outstanding contribution that the club and its members made to the running of the Castle to Crane Race 2018. So many of your club members were involved in so
All Members, The Committee is seeking member’s input regarding the current club facilities and activities, also seeking your views concerning possible future developments. To do this, an online a survey has been created using Survey Monkey. You will be able to find this survey my clicking on the link below.
Over the last few years we have avoided increasing the bar prices by a combination of controlling the bar overheads, adjusting purchasing methods and ultimately changing primary supplier. The time has come however, when we need to increase the prices to maintain the bar’s profitability. Increases will take effect on
Further to my post back in May of this year, rowing has continued to grow, not only in numbers of participants, but also in our successes! We attended Troon Regatta on 2nd June, where we managed to return with 2 Gold Medals! One for our Open Men crew and one
Hi all, Our Beach Convenor has a pre-winter beach tidy planned for Saturday 29th September at 10am. Any help to remove rubbish, as well as winterising the beach/grounds, would be appreciated. Regards Adam
Alex Workman’s photos are now accessible on the website complete with results https://www.rwsabc.co.uk/seakayakingcanoeing/tail-o-the-bank-and-winners-plaque/totb-2018/
Interesting article. Might be of interest to a number of our members https://scottishcoastalrowing.org/2018/09/03/rowers-rub-comfort-for-rowers/
As you may know the Club has four boats entered this year in the long distance rowing event from Dumbarton Castle to the Finnieston Crane on Saturday 15th September The Rowing Convenor, Karen Graham, has called a meeting of all participants and any Club members interested in helping out at