
Regional round-up: December 2025
For the last two years, the British autumn has been almost synonymous with cancelled races. Strong winds, heavy rainfall, freezing temperatures – you name it,

For the last two years, the British autumn has been almost synonymous with cancelled races. Strong winds, heavy rainfall, freezing temperatures – you name it,

For provincial rowers, the summer season is the time for us to acquire a very particular set of knowledge, only tangentially related to rowing. It

Ever the loyal regional reporter, the last few weeks have seen me travel from Plymouth to Penrith, Bristol to Bradford, and Chester to Cambridge, checking

Another autumn, another host of races cancelled. From Fours Head to provincial races, we haven’t seen the top provincial crews race against each other in

As a provincial rower, the months of June and July fill my mileometer and bank account with dread. Four separate early morning trips down south

Now the dust has had time to settle on head season, and with just under a month until the flag falls on the first major

Welcome to a new regular feature for JRN, which explores the vibrant club racing scene in the ‘provincial’ regions of the UK. Often forgotten by

A coach is often heralded as the 10th member of a rowing crew. Within the rowing community, great coaches are household names; think of Jurgen

Four’s head has come and gone for another year. But what can we learn from the results of the first tideway head of the year.

Given that rowing has been at every Olympic games since 1900, it might seem that it’s place on the programme is grandfathered in. However, with