Winter Talk on Tuesday 15 March is cancelled
Due to a bereavement the Winter Talk by David Nairn titled ‘Mammals of the Clyde’ has been cancelled.
15/03/2022
Due to a bereavement the Winter Talk by David Nairn titled ‘Mammals of the Clyde’ has been cancelled.
The Annual General Meeting of the Royal West of Scotland Amateur Boat Club will take place Thursday, 24 March at 7:00pm in the Club House. In accordance with the Constitution only Country, Family, Life, Ordinary and Student Members may vote. All Members can attend.
Due to the Amber wind warning starting at 2:oopm and extending to midnight tonight the decision has been taken to close the Bar for this evening only. Please pass this information to anyone you know who might have been coming down to the Bar tonight. Thank you for your understanding.
This event is now SOLD OUT Our rowers will be attending the SkiffieWorlds in the Netherlands at the end of June. To raise money to support this they are holding a Traditional Indian Food and Quiz Night on Saturday, 19 February at 6:45pm. There will also be a raffle. Tickets
After the very successful and enjoyable Festive Tea in December the next ‘Tea’ has been scheduled for 26 March. This Tea is a fund raiser in support of the Rowers going to the World Skiffie Championship in Holland at the end of June. Tickets are £15 and can be purchased
Now that it is possible to have meeting in the Club we are going to have a series of ‘Winter Talks’. The Winter Talks are an opportunity for various experienced Members and outside experts to share their knowledge with those who attend. Winter Talks will take place on various Tuesdays
Photo taken from Esplanade around 10am on NYD 2022 I visited the Club this morning to see the conditions for the New Years Day Dip and Swim. The conditions are good for the swim to go ahead at 2pm. While there are strong winds they are from the south so
Due to the recent Scottish Government advice and the desire of the Committee to support public health, Hogmanay festivities at the Royal West will not take place. Bar Opening times over the Festive period are as follows: Normal opening times as shown on the Club website until Thursday 23 December
Clydeport has issued a notice to mariners stating that the use of the Upper Clyde is severely restricted. This includes a prohibition on swimming. These restrictions will be in place between Wednesday, 27 October at 00:01 until Monday, 15 November at 23:59. The plan shown above shows the areas that
Greenock Glenpark Harriers were founded in 1896 and to celebrate their 125th Anniversary they are having a Ball in Greenock Town Hall. The date is Saturday, 20 November and doors open at 6:45. Tickets cost £30 plus a £2.50 booking fee. The Harriers have reached out to the Royal West