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Largest Red Nose Comic Relief Chair Based Exercise Event in Redbridge 31st January 2025
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Get ready for 2025 but looking back!
On Saturday, 7th December 2024, Weininger Irwin, Havering’s Unsung Hero of 2024, led a team of 27 rowers, most aged over 60, to compete in the British Rowing Indoor Championships (BRIC) at the NEC Birmingham. Accompanying them were two coachloads of enthusiastic supporters, cheering on these remarkabl
Get ready for 2025 but looking back!
On Saturday, 7th December 2024, Weininger Irwin, Havering’s Unsung Hero of 2024, led a team of 27 rowers, most aged over 60, to compete in the British Rowing Indoor Championships (BRIC) at the NEC Birmingham. Accompanying them were two coachloads of enthusiastic supporters, cheering on these remarkable athletes.
The highlight of the day? Ms Hazel Parkins, at an inspiring 86 years old, broke the British Rowing Indoor Championship record for the 85-89 age group, beating the previous record by an astonishing 4 minutes!
And the triumphs didn’t stop there. Nine other individuals from Essex, all members of Cool Rowing’s and Ageless Teenagers, brought home medals, showcasing the strength and vitality of our community.
MEDAL WINNERS FROM BRIC 2024
Ms. Hazel Parkins (86): Gold medal and new British record holder (85-89 age group)
Ms. Myrtle Laing (81): Gold medal
Theresa Phillips (87): Gold medal
Merleyne Lewis (75-79): Gold medal
Ann Glasgow (75-79): Silver medal
Joan Morris (75-79): Bronze medal
Heather Jordan (70): Silver medal
Laurel Daley (70-74): Bronze medal
Yvonne Day (65-69): Bronze medal
Janet Miller (60-64) LWT -Bronze medal winner
The Liberty shopping centre is proud to support community spirit, and this event was all about celebrating that, not just breaking records or winning medals!
We’re so proud of all the participants at Ageless Teenagers and Cool Rowings and here’s to many more milestones to come!
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All I want for Christmas is to be No. 1
Ms Hazel Parkins (86) -Gold medal winner BRITISH RECORD HOLDER
Theresa Phillips (87) -Gold medal winner Ms Myrtle Laing (81) -Gold medal winner
Merleyne Lewis (age 75-79) Gold medal winner
Ann Glasgow (age 75-79) Silver medal winner
Joan Morris (age 75-79) Bronze medal winner
Heather Jordan (70) -Silver medal winner
Laurel Daley (age 70-74) -Bronze medal winner
Yvonne Day (65-69) -Bronze medal winner
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British Indoor Rowing Championships
Join Ageless Teenagers as we create history in the British Rowing Indoor Championships for 2024 as we get ourselves ready for this historic challenge.
Weininger Irwin is the force behind ‘Cool Rowings’, an initiative in Romford that aims at improving physical and mental health through adaptive sports and rowing classes, particularly for
Join Ageless Teenagers as we create history in the British Rowing Indoor Championships for 2024 as we get ourselves ready for this historic challenge.
Weininger Irwin is the force behind ‘Cool Rowings’, an initiative in Romford that aims at improving physical and mental health through adaptive sports and rowing classes, particularly for underrepresented groups. Beyond this, Weininger supports numerous charitable causes, having raised thousands of pounds for Comic Relief and brought awareness to health issues such as prostate cancer and youth violence prevention.
It's not too late to book your coach and entry fee to the Indoor championships!
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Largest Chair Based Exercise Event in Redbridge 31st January 2025
Windrush family games 2024
From the Department for Levelling Up Housing & Communities
The Windrush Day Grant Scheme supports groups to commemorate, celebrate and educate
people about the contribution of the Windrush generation and their descendants across
communities in our country. Funded projects will help people join together in celebrating the
arrival of the MV Empire Windrush.
The grant scheme forms a part of the Government’s commitment to level up opportunity
across diverse communities and help build greater trust in public services while improving
outcomes for everyone and forging a greater sense of belonging.
We have been chosen from 260 applications
The response has been overwhelming and we have received 260+ applications requesting a
total of £6 million.
28 groups have received over £480,000 in funding for broad range of projects celebrating the
Windrush generation through community-led arts, educational and sporting events across
England. With £3.25 million awarded over the last six years, the Windrush Day Grant
Scheme continues to honour and highlight the legacy of the Windrush generation.
We are grateful and also honoured to be delivering the WFG
