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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.
Government changes to Covid rules operational from 4th July allowed the reopening of bars. The club announced on 20 July that the club bar would reopen on Saturday 25 July at 10.00am. A risk assessment has been undertaken and suitable social distancing and other measures put in place to safeguard the health of staff, members and visitiors alike. These will be posted on our Covid-19 page shortly, but note that the normal strict social distancing rules will be applied.
The bar on 25 July at 9.55am awaiting the first customer
Opening hours are as follows:
- Thursday 1.00pm to 8.00pm
- Friday 1.00pm to 8.00pm
- Saturday 10.00am to 8.00pm
- Sunday 1.00pm to 8.00pm
Real ale is back on and teas and coffees will be served. Passing visitors are welcome.
Opening hours are as follows:
- Thursday 1.00pm to 8.00pm
- Friday 1.00pm to 8.00pm
- Saturday 10.00am to 8.00pm
- Sunday 1.00pm to 8.00pm
Real ale is back on and teas and coffees will be served. Passing visitors are welcome.
On Monday 29 June British Rowing published amended guidance to move clubs into phase C of its Returning to Rowing plan, effective from Saturday, 4th July. The Management Committee discussed the amended guidance and agreed a range of measures to allow all squads to get back on the water.
In practice not every squad is having outings straight away, but it will come. All rowing is still only in singles (fine and stable), except that single household doubles can go out too. New Government and British Rowing advice may allow crew boats to operate from 15 August (quads/fours) and 29 August (eights); the club committee met on 28 July and decided we should try to meet these target dates!
Tide times at North Shields to the end of October 2020 are here. They are in Greenwich Mean Time up to 25 October so add another hour to get BST till then (and 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 2020 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.
