Covid Update
As we sit on the cusp of another new year, there’s a new kid on the block – Omicron, which is presenting us with new challenges and a constantly evolving flow of information. As always, the SCRA committee will
18 December 2021
As we sit on the cusp of another new year, there’s a new kid on the block – Omicron, which is presenting us with new challenges and a constantly evolving flow of information. As always, the SCRA committee will
The latest guidance from the SCRA follows the move to Beyond Level Zero by the Scottish Government which came into effect on Monday 9 August. Aside from some necessity for face coverings in certain settings, and test and protect
This revised guidance is being issued following the publication of SportScotland’s Return to sport and physical activity guidance on 5th May 2021 and the First Minister’s announcement on 11th May 2021. MAIN CHANGE TO GUIDANCE As of 17th May
First of all, thank you for your feedback for my first fitness session, Ready to Row, last week. It’s great to hear from you. Hopefully session 1 was a wee kick-starter to get you up and going, or added
Over the last year, many of us will have found alternative ways to get our exercise ‘fix’. However, lifestyle changes such as remote-working and limitations on meeting up may have impacted on our fitness. So, maybe this is a good time not only to
St Ayles skiff rowing is still not permitted. The updated travel guidance applies to informal activity as does the six households meeting outdoors. It is not possible to physically distance in a skiff and therefore we are not permitted
Today, Easter Monday, sees the welcome return to rowing of Under 18s under the gradual easing of covid restrictions in mainland Scotland, and some islands not already in protection level 3. It is a step back on the way
The First Minister yesterday provided an update to the Scottish Parliament on COVID-19 and related restrictions. The statement sets out key changes to permitted outdoor sport and exercise that will come into effect from Friday 12 March. Although for many
ALL of Scotland will be put into protection level 3 or 4 on 26 December. NO ADULT rowing is permitted. The Scottish Government will review after two weeks. Under 18s may continue to row in protection level 3 after
Rowing is permitted in levels 1 and 2, as an outdoor contact sport.
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