The latest edittion of the 1927 Club newsletter has been released.

To show that we are putting the effort in on the water, you can reward success by pledging £1 for every pot won by a Walton RC member in an open event (ARA or international, regatta or head). A form for this purpose can be downloaded here; after completion, forms should be returned to Mike Hendry or left behind the bar at the Club. Everyone who completes one of these forms will receive an email each month showing the number of wins to date: donors can pay monthly or at the end of the year.

Download the registration form NOW!!

On January 23rd Mike Hendry held a Burns night supper for about 20 of us. A large freshly-shot haggis was brought down from Scotland, along with some of Scotland's finest neeps, tatties and cullen skink. Men and women were both seen wearing kilts, and Robin came equipped with ginger wig and tam o'shanter. After the food, washed down with English Ales and Scotch Whisky, came the entertainment. Ian Robinson looked back to his previous life as a Gulf oil millionaire and read Ozymandias, several other poems were recited both humorous and thought-provoking, and our host gave an impressive recitation of The Cremation of Sam McGee by Robert Service. Amy Ellis played a snazzy Scottish reel or jig or something on the fiddle. She also won the prize for shortest kilt of the day, and we hope that this particular aspect of the evening will see more enthusiastic and daring competition next year - no, not you Robin.

Thanks to the Hendries and Linda Lee for doing the organising. A great evening was had by all and over £200 was raised for the new boathouse.

SIX  NATIONS  2008

The bar will be open during the following matches for the six nations so why not come along and enjoy the atmosphere and also support the bar

Sunday 3rd February

Scotland  v  France  3.00pm

Sunday 10th February

Italy  v  England  2.30pm

Saturday 8th March

Scotland  v  England  3.15pm

Sunday 9th March

France  v  Italy  3.00pm

Saturday 15th March

England  v  Ireland  3.00pm

Walton Rowing Clubs latest membership fee details are now available. click here to see the full details.

You can download our standing order form by clicking here.

The 100 Club contributed £2,000.00 to Walton Rowing Club in 2007. Let’s do better in 2008!

After Christmas came the Club Triathlon. Now comes the results!

The latest edittion of the 1927 Club newsletter has been released.

This years Christmas Raffle has now been drawn....

Great weather this year for the Weybridge Silver Sculls. Walton Rowing Club cleans up with 11 wins.

See it at the clubhouse on Saturday 20th October Kick Off 8.00pm. Pre Match Food Will Be Available At £3

THERE IS NO FISHY BEER IN OUR BAR ONLY GOOD REAL ALES

Come and join us for our Beer Festival 18th to 28th October. We will have 11 different guest ales for you to try....

Thursday 18th to Sunday 28th October....(Or until beer runs out)
A selection of beers will be on offer at £2.20 per pint

We are hoping that members would sponsor the beer as by this way we can get more funds to go towards the new building.

Walton’s current clubhouse dates back to 1954. While it has been extended and improved many times since then, it is now time to replace it.

An opening burst by Ukraine was soon swallowed up by Matthew and his crewmate Matthew of Great Britain in the junior men’s pair B Final.

Sophie and Carmel representing Walton along with Gabby , Fifi  and coxn Rebecca from Maidenhead, won Gold in WJ15 4X  at the National Championships.

This year we had interest in four crews at Henley Royal plus an eight at Henley Womens.

Josh   and Lewis were in a fancied Fawley Cup quad with two scullers from Marlow RC.

After the recent trials at Nottingham Matt has been selected to represent GB at the Junior World Championships in Beijing next month. Crews have not been finalised yet but it iis expected that he will& compete in the Coxless Pair event.

Josh and Joe have been selected for the GB team at the Coupe Regatta in Varese, Italy ,and Andrew and Dom have been selected for the England team at the Home Countries International in Cork, Ireland.

The opening times are on a Tuesday and Thursday evenings 7.30 to 11.00 also Sundays from 12.00 to 4.00.  We also open the end part of the bar as a tuck shop for soft drinks, sports drinks and confectionery from 9.30 to 10.30.

Great fun day at the races. 16 scratch crews competed for the grand prize, cheered on by other competitors, parents and onlookers! The event was fueled by a fantastic BBQ tended by R. Thompson and consumed by all.

At the Committee Meeting last Monday [05-03-07], it was announced that the Club had achieved CLUBMARK accreditation.

There was then a general enquiry from the floor 'What does that do for the Club?', I attach a download from the ARA website setting out the purposes of the CLUBMARK scheme.

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