The start of the 1975 bowling season and Peter Muff looks at the Huddersfield League line-ups as well as Meltham and Lindley Lib news.

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

How should the BCGBA judge itself on how successful they are? Should it be how much money they have in the bank or a different measure?

With the majority of neutral greens now allocated we can reproduce the draw for the opening rounds of the 2025 Veterans League Bistro KO.

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

Some big decisions have to be made by the Management Committee at a meeting on Wednesday which will affect all teams for next season.

Press coverage of Huddersfield bowler Roy Sutton winning a BCGBA prestigious title in 2002.

Another dip back in time to 1975. Do you remember Gledhill Sports BC or a time when over 400 bowlers entered a local competition?

The matchday programme and score records for the 2001 Yorkshire Handicap held at Spen Victoria with ample local interest.

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.

With more than half of the tickets for our two End-of-Season Parties already sold and a further 24 reserved it makes sense to book yours now

Our new series covers the first 21 years of bowling in the 21st Century with a Yorkshire confrontation on administration rights in 2000.

Thornhill as usual are 1st out of the blocks in launching their open Merit competitions with an added incentive for the ladies competition.

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 neutral greens for the majority of the Julie Fuller Trophy Preliminary Round ties have now been added to the programme.

The neutral greens have now been aded to the ties in the opening round of matches in the Team KO.

The neutral greens for the opening round of the Veterans League Sub-Team KO have now been added to the fixture programme.

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

The Winter League Management Committee only meets 3 or 4 times a year and the next one will be next Wednesday with a full and varied agenda.

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