The opening round of the Ladies County competition sees a repeat of the 2024 Mavis Deardon Final with Yorkshire taking on Cumbria.

The County Championship season opens on 4 May when Yorkshire, the 2024 losing finalists, take on Derbyshire.

The final day of the 2018 Veterans League season was captured in print in the Examiner in the days when a Thursday meant it was bowling news

All the details and dates involving the 2025 Sandall Classic in Wakefield won last year by a Huddersfield bowler.

It was party time at Netherton Con Club on Friday afternoon and we had a great time.

Another day, another forecast and this time it is looking for the gems and fakes in the Division 3 title race.

Ten new teams signed up to play in the 2019 Veterans League and the monthly newsletter carried the full story.

Over 700 clubs have joined the 2025 Bowls Big Weekend to promote our sport - none of them are from Huddersfield. Closing date is Monday.

Clubs have to pay the £1 levy per bowler next month to an organisation that has £385,000 in the bank!

I don't have a lot of confidence in my Division 4 selections for promotion and relegation but here goes.

Memories from 7 years ago by looking at the August 2018 version of the HDVBA Newsletter.

A viewpoint from Alan Hobson as his personal take on the present problem with bowling and some suggestions on how things need to change.

The full list of 2025 dates for the BCGBA competitions is now available.

The ladies' team from New Mill are the sole Yorkshire representatives in the 2025 BCGBA Ladies Club Championship this Saturday in Blackpool.

A first preview look at the 10-Man League and gauge the hopes, aspirations and capability of the teams for the new season.

It seems that you can buy your entry into the Champion-of-Champions competition by-passing the bother of qualifying on merit.

Do you know who your club Safeguarding Officer is? Use this poster to inform all club members.

I've always considered transparency and good communications as important for any League and a newsletter was a good means of doing both.

Well run competitions don't happen by accident they happen because of careful planning and some thought going into the sequence of events.

Last of the 6-Man League previews as we look at the 12 teams in Division 1 and separate the favourites from the also-rans.