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CLARKE: IT STILL FEELS LIKE A DREAM
The now former Right at Home Jackaroo Lynsey Clarke admits that the fairytale ending to her international career…
All about The Friends
If you love the game of bowls, and like the idea of putting something back into the sport, then please consider…
Sporting Opportunities Isle of Wight
Steve Watson, chairperson of Disability Bowls England, earlier this year went along to Riverside IBC at Winchester…
Coleford centenary
The thoughts of a bowling club in Coleford in the Forest of Dean in Gloucestershire came about in 1919 when the…
Welsh star Ross gives pupils a bowls insight
Decorated Welsh international star Ross Owen wants children to experience bowls from a young age, just like he did…
The role of the number two in fours
John Rednall analyses the role of the number two player in fours, remembers some of the best he has played with…
MINIMUM BIAS BOWLS – ARE THEY REALLY AN ADVANTAGE?
Straight running bowls have been around for decades and the debate as to if they provide an advantage to the…
DEDICATED LEADS: ARE THEY A LUXURY IN THE MODERN GAME?
Many decades ago, when I started playing bowls, there was a very special group of bowlers, an elite group you…
Junior recruitment the Kesgrave way
England international bowler, John Rednall, reports on a fantastic junior recruitment initiative in Kesgrave.
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Severalls Jubilee marks 100th anniversary
At the end of World War 1, Crewkerne, a small market town in Somerset, had many problems - a lack of adequate…