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Very little is known about the [[Wansbeck Rowing Club]], other than they existed on the River Wansbeck near Ashington, Northumberland and they competed in the [[North Seaton Rowing Club]] Regatta in 1925, winning the Coxed Fours event by beating [[Stakeford Rowing Club]] in the final.<br>
The [[Wansbeck Rowing Club]] was initially based on the River Wansbeck, but moved to the River Blyth and then changed their name to Cambois Rowing Club.  They moved once again, back to the River Blyth in 1977, but kept the name Cambois RC. For the full history, follow [[Cambois Rowing Club|this link to Cambois RC]]
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'''18th October 1920'''<br>
''The Blyth News reported:''<br>
The Wansbeck Rowing Club have commenced a male voice choir, under the conductorship of Mr. J. Moralee, A.L.C.M. and is making considerable progress.<br>
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Latest revision as of 16:45, 16 February 2022

The Wansbeck Rowing Club was initially based on the River Wansbeck, but moved to the River Blyth and then changed their name to Cambois Rowing Club. They moved once again, back to the River Blyth in 1977, but kept the name Cambois RC. For the full history, follow this link to Cambois RC

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