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September 15, 2025
Regatta raises fantastic sum for charity
Almost £1,000 raised for Age UK Wyvern at Ross Regatta 2025. Mayor Linden Delves attended; Ross Rowing Club hosted races on the River Wye’s 150th year.
**Ross Regatta Sails to Success, Raising Nearly £1,000 for Age UK Wyvern**
The annual Ross Regatta proved to be a resounding success, both on and off the water, raising a fantastic sum of nearly £1,000 for Age UK Wyvern. The popular event, held on the picturesque River Wye, saw thrilling races and a strong sense of community spirit, all contributing to a significant boost for the local charity.
This year's regatta held special significance as it coincided with the 150th anniversary of the Ross Rowing Club. Celebrating a century and a half of rowing tradition, the club put on a spectacular show, hosting races that drew competitors and spectators alike. The banks of the River Wye were lined with supporters cheering on the rowers as they navigated the challenging course.
The event was further graced by the presence of Mayor Linden Delves, who showed her support for both the rowing club and Age UK Wyvern. Her attendance highlighted the importance of the regatta to the local community and the valuable work carried out by the charity.
Age UK Wyvern provides vital services and support to older people in the region, helping them to maintain their independence, dignity, and quality of life. The funds raised at the Ross Regatta will go a long way in supporting these essential services, ensuring that Age UK Wyvern can continue to make a positive impact on the lives of older adults in the community.
Organisers expressed their gratitude to all those who contributed to the fundraising effort, including the rowers, volunteers, sponsors, and spectators. The near £1,000 donation is a testament to the generosity of the community and their commitment to supporting Age UK Wyvern. The success of the regatta underscores its importance not only as a sporting event but also as a crucial fundraising opportunity for a worthy cause. The Ross Rowing Club looks forward to continuing this tradition in the years to come, further strengthening its ties with the community and making a difference in the lives of those who need it most.
The annual Ross Regatta proved to be a resounding success, both on and off the water, raising a fantastic sum of nearly £1,000 for Age UK Wyvern. The popular event, held on the picturesque River Wye, saw thrilling races and a strong sense of community spirit, all contributing to a significant boost for the local charity.
This year's regatta held special significance as it coincided with the 150th anniversary of the Ross Rowing Club. Celebrating a century and a half of rowing tradition, the club put on a spectacular show, hosting races that drew competitors and spectators alike. The banks of the River Wye were lined with supporters cheering on the rowers as they navigated the challenging course.
The event was further graced by the presence of Mayor Linden Delves, who showed her support for both the rowing club and Age UK Wyvern. Her attendance highlighted the importance of the regatta to the local community and the valuable work carried out by the charity.
Age UK Wyvern provides vital services and support to older people in the region, helping them to maintain their independence, dignity, and quality of life. The funds raised at the Ross Regatta will go a long way in supporting these essential services, ensuring that Age UK Wyvern can continue to make a positive impact on the lives of older adults in the community.
Organisers expressed their gratitude to all those who contributed to the fundraising effort, including the rowers, volunteers, sponsors, and spectators. The near £1,000 donation is a testament to the generosity of the community and their commitment to supporting Age UK Wyvern. The success of the regatta underscores its importance not only as a sporting event but also as a crucial fundraising opportunity for a worthy cause. The Ross Rowing Club looks forward to continuing this tradition in the years to come, further strengthening its ties with the community and making a difference in the lives of those who need it most.
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