| Rowing under Covid-19 - details here |
Tyne Amateur Rowing Club sits on the River Tyne at Newburn, about 7 miles west of Newcastle city centre. We have the longest and arguably best stretch of river for rowing in the north of England. And we have a new clubhouse with excellent indoor facilities. See our Welcome page for more details.
Covid-secure boat cleaning on 11 April 2021
We have returned to rowing
We restarted rowing training on Monday 29 March. All sizes of boats are now allowed, but Covid-19 social distancing rules still apply other than in a boat. See our Rowing under Covid-19 page for details. The latest British Rowing advice (version 11.2) was issued on 8 April 2021 and is here.
We have returned to rowing
We restarted rowing training on Monday 29 March. All sizes of boats are now allowed, but Covid-19 social distancing rules still apply other than in a boat. See our Rowing under Covid-19 page for details. The latest British Rowing advice (version 11.2) was issued on 8 April 2021 and is here.
Tides
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Tide times at North Shields to the end of June 2021 are here. They are in Greenwich Mean Time so add 1 hour from 28 March for BST (and add another 20 minutes for Newburn). Small images are below - click on each one for a larger version. You can download the full Port of Tyne 2021 tide tables from which these are taken at their resources page. See also our tides page and a useful long term tide times generator web site. N.B Tyne Regatta day is 19 June 2021.
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Tide times at North Shields to the end of June 2021 are here. They are in Greenwich Mean Time so add 1 hour from 28 March for BST (and add another 20 minutes for Newburn). Small images are below - click on each one for a larger version. You can download the full Port of Tyne 2021 tide tables from which these are taken at their resources page. See also our tides page and a useful long term tide times generator web site. N.B Tyne Regatta day is 19 June 2021.
