Kimberley Woods and Joe Clarke were both equally imperious to secure a glorious golden double at the 2023 ICF Canoe Slalom World Championships as the British team crowned their best ever performance at the event on home waters, at the Lee Valley Read More
Joe Clarke produced a performance for the ages as he claimed global gold in the individual men’s K1, at the 2023 ICF Canoe Slalom World Championships. Clarke won his third title and sixth medal overall for the British team at Lee Valley. Read More
Mallory Franklin and Kimberley Woods claimed a sensational British medal one-two on day four of the 2023 ICF Canoe Slalom World Championships. They dominated the home waters of the Lee Valley White Water Centre in the women’s canoe to push the team’s Read More
More than 50 women have attended British Canoeing’s She Paddles conference to help get more women and girls into paddlesports. The event was held during the Canoe Slalom World Championships, at Lee Valley White Water Centre. The She Paddles movement is trying Read More
About 80 delegates from canoe federations from around the world have attended the ICF’s sustainability forum at the Canoe Slalom World Championships, at Lee Valley White Water Centre. Representatives from British Canoeing, UK Sport and Sport England were also in attendance at Read More
Mallory Franklin (Windsor), Kimberley Woods (Rugby), Adam Burgess (Stafford and Stone) and Ryan Westley (Lower Wharfe) all secured automatic progression as the British team enjoyed another fine day at the 2023 ICF Canoe Slalom World Championships on home waters at the Lee Read More
Great Britain kickstarted their campaign at the 2023 ICF Canoe Slalom World Championships with an impressive three medals from the first four events – gold, silver and bronze – as Mallory Franklin (Windsor) and Kimberley Woods (Rugby) both doubled up on the Read More
Last night kicked off the 2023 ICF Canoe Slalom World Championships as the opening ceremony took place through the grounds of Waltham Abbey. Over 50 nations watched on as speeches took place from Paul Osborn, Chairman – Lee Valley Regional Park Authority, Read More
A new paddle trail has been created on the River Lee Navigation ahead of the World Slalom Championships at Lee Valley White Water Centre. The seven-mile trail, which is called Waltham Abbey to Tottenham Marshes, was developed as part of British Canoeing’s Read More
British Canoeing has been using World Slalom Championships to shape positive environmental and social change. It is being achieved through engagement programmes within paddlesport and the local community. One of the initiatives is to remove Invasive Non-Native Species from the River Lee Read More