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We all need to be aware of safety and how to conduct
ourselves in a safe manner. It’s in everyone’s interests to
follow a few simple guidelines, mostly just common sense,
which will make everyone’s time on the river a more
enjoyable and accident free experience. All members
are actively encouraged to read the GGBC safety policy (see
the members booklet), read the safety notice boards and the ARA Safety Code.
Safety Code -
Safety,
Water Safety Code
Floatation Aids -
ARA - Safety Aids
Cold Water Survival -
Document
Resuscitation Guidelines -
Booklet
River Conditions & Lock Closures
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Environment Agency
GGBC takes the welfare of all our members seriously,
particularly vulnerable adults and children. The club has
appointed a welfare officer who should be
contacted should anyone have concerns.
Welfare -
ARA - Welfare |
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Members Booklet
- Club History
- Regatta
- Rowing at GGBC
- Punting Information
- Rules & Regulations
- Safety Policyand lots more....
ARA web addresses in the booklet are now out of date - go
to....
www.ara-rowing.org |
PDF Format
2007-8
Previous booklets:
2006-7,
2007-8 |
GGBC
is a fully affiliated member of the Amateur Rowing
Association, the national governing body for the sport
of rowing. It works at all levels from recreational rowing
right up to running the highly successful GB team. It
provides advice and guidance on such matters as safety and
welfare, coaching courses, health and fitness, property, and
of course racing.
