The BCGBA is providing free learning sessions for clubs everywhere. What is available and when? They really are free and very relevant.

Two Finals Day matchday programmes for two major 2005 competitions including the Champion-of-Champions staged at the Blackpool Waterloo.

An update from Leeds City Council on the threat to close 31 bowling greens in the city with a big change in plans.

This used to be called the World Club Championship until it was pointed out that only teams from GB could enter it.

Another funding stream opens up with bids for grants of up to £15,000 now invited.

Asda are offering a new grant scheme aimed at supporting groups looking to aid young people aged 13-21. Grants of £500-£1,000 are available.

The BCGBA Champion-of-Champions competition is expanding to double the size with 64 qualifiers and here is how that number is made up.

The Blackpool Waterloo was the Wembley of bowling from 1907 for over 100 years but now is an eyesore on the landscape.

An update from the national strategy with each Association being kitted out with kit aimed at junior bowlers.

The big annual drive to promote our sport to potential new bowlers and club members. All the details and free promotion stuff.

Clubs continue to share plans and dates for their 2025 open competitions. The latest coming from Pudsey BC.

All the match dates for Yorkshire's top three team knock-out competitions for 2025.

The BCGBA are recruiting a permanent post of 24-hours a week for £16k p.a. Interested?

A proposed rule change to the running of the Yorkshire and Heny Taylor Cups will open both competitions to lady bowlers.

Time to stop moaning about the demise of bowling and time to do something about it.

A meeting between Kirklees Council and bowling organisations worked through the problem of providing a future for the two greens at the Park

As expected the BCGBA Rules Revision meeting voted in favour of introducing a new annual £1 levy per bowler on clubs.

Does the new format of bowling introduced by Bowls Bash address the issue of being an unattractive sport for youngsters?

Leeds City Council have delayed implementing their planned closure of 30 bowling greens until the end of the 2025 summer season.

The threat to the future of the Greenhead Park bowling greens reaches a key time as Kirklees meets affected clubs next week.