TRENT ROWING CLUB

Trent Rowing Club is a proud institution with a long and varied history. The current management see themselves as the ‘guardians' of the Club who's job it is to protect the Club and to ensure that it will be here for future generations to enjoy as we, and generations before us, have... Two young scullers, Peter Spiby and Terry Roe, emerged from the Club's breadbasket, Burton's Stapenhill estates, in the late seventies. In 1980 they became the first Trent members to pull on England vests in the Home International in Strathclyde coached by Bob McDonald and John Oram... In 2000, as the Club's development ambitions became clear, it was recognised that it would be easier to bring the plans to fruition if the Club could secure the ownership of the freehold of the property. An approach was made to Mitchells and Butlers plc, the Club's landlord at the time, and negotiations started. Talks rumbled on until, on 12th July 2007, Trent Rowing Club became the proud owner of its home for the first..

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