Our club is made up of a friendly group of bowlers. We offer a welcoming environment for both beginners and experienced players.
We're always keen to welcome new members, whatever age or skill. We provide coaching for beginners and practice bowls are available for beginners to give it a try. All you need are flat soled shoes.
The club's green is maintained to a high quality by a very dedicated team of volunteers, and our grounds maintenance team have received national recognition for their hard work.
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Bowls England is the National Governing Body for Outdoor Flat Green Bowls within England
– to promote and develop the sport of lawn bowls so it enriches the lives of its participants, connects communities and is in good health for future generations.
Each year we help various charity to raise funds.
We collect for our own charity fund (to help local individuals and projects). We also collect for local and national charities including RNLI, ProstAid, Marie Curie, Air Ambulance, Rainbows, Guide Dogs for the Blind, Alzheimers Society, Vista...
Lions are active in your community, helping to improve the environment, feed the needy, and support the elderly.
Lions meet the needs of local communities and the world every day because they share a core belief - to serve their community...
The English Bowling Federation was formed in 1945, although the grass roots of the Federation may well be traced back some 53 years earlier to the North-East of England, at which time the Northumberland and Durham Bowling Association was formed when four Newcastle Public Park Clubs formed an alliance adapting rules which differed from the stronger and more popular EBA (now known as Bowls England).
Learn more about EBF & EWBF