The home of Great Britain rowing is in Caversham. , named by David Sherriff, Chairman of Thames and Kennet Marina Ltd after the legendary rowing partnership of Sir Steve Redgrave and Matthew Pinsent CBE, is 2200 meters by 100m. It accommodate six wide-buoyed lanes. It also include facilities to monitor the boat/crew speed, a roadway for coaching and video crews, a boathouse –to be called “Sherriff’s Boathouse”-with crew and coaches rooms, physiotherapy/medical treatment areas, a video presentation suite, sports science labs, ergometer and weight training rooms and accommodation for boatmen and technicians. The boathouse facilities will cater for up to 100 athletes at any one time.

Girls who one day row for GB will  nodoubt train on this piece of water.