Rob Roy Boat Club – Building the Best
CORONA VIRUS UPDATE
Rob Roy Boat Club is very aware that rowing is a leisure (!) activity and that, in any return to the sport sanctioned by British Rowing, we have a duty of care not to exacerbate problems for those on the Covid-19 frontline.
On the basis of the best medical and safety advice available to us, we have decided that in the interests of the health and safety of all our members and the wider community, we are not permitting any return to the river by Club members at least until the impact of the recent lockdown relaxation can be assessed. This includes members with their own sculling boats.
All the efforts which we have all put in to control the virus have brought infection rates down significantly. Giving away that progress by relaxing too early is likely to get us back to square one.
We all hope that there is no spike in the infection rate as a result of the lockdown relaxations and that we can move towards getting the Club back on the water as soon as it is safer to do so.
SAVE THE DATE: Robs Small Boats Head 3rd October 2020
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SAVE THE DATE: Robs Autumn Head 17th October 2020
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Welcome to the Rob Roy Boat Club
We are Cambridge city’s most successful non-university ‘town’ rowing club and our focus is on excellence in small boats.
Known locally as ‘Robs’ we cater for everybody – from complete beginner to masters, from juniors to seniors, up to international rowers and scullers.
Interested in joining? Press here for information on Membership and press here for information on our outreach programme Try Rowing.
Robs is a member of the Cambridgeshire Rowing Association and we are based at the CRA boathouse in Cambridge.
Want to see us in action? Visit the gallery, news and our events pages.
