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Read & Fill

The British Crown Green Bowling Association (BCGBA) has released their May Newsletter. Click Here to read it. In addition, the organisation is undertaking a series of surveys to develop the sport and is looking for input from clubs and bowlers to help them facilitate change and development. Interested? Then Click Here for more information whereContinue reading “Read & Fill”

20,000 Leagues? Not Quite!

Did you know that the following are all the leagues associated with the Welsh Crown Green Bowling Association (WCGBA)?

What a loo!

Whilst you-know-what is almost upon us, and it being 50-years since Abba won the you-know-what, if you’re a fan then you might be interested in the Abba Voyage, taking place in the Abba Arena at the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park in London. It runs until 25th November 2024. It’s a bit unusual, as it isContinue reading “What a loo!”

Sevens and Fives

Yesterday all three of our Clwydian League Teams got 5-wins in each match played. The ‘B’ Team and the ‘C’ Team also won the aggregate giving them both a 7:5 win. Well played everyone.

County Side

The men’s Wales Team played a county match versus Shropshire on Sunday 5th May. Click Here for the results on the Welsh Crown Green Bowling Association’s website.

Bus-ted

A couple from the Llandudno Transport Festival 2024. Click Here to see a drone view of the event on “Welsh Skies by Gareth”.

Bathing Together

Female Blackbird and a Sparrow take a bath together

Llandudno Transport Festival

The Festival is back for another year. The organisers also manage a ‘Road Run’ for vintage vehicles at 6:00pm on both Saturday and Sunday evenings. On Saturday the Road Run will travel from Llandudno to Conwy and back. On Sunday, they will take Marine Drive around the Great Orme.

Their Cup Runneth Over

Congratulations to the Club’s Clwyd League Division ‘C’ Team (above) that won their Quarter Final competition match last night versus Highbury ‘B’.

Playing Ducks and Drakes

Did you know that in the late 16th Century, bowls was the national sport? Sir Francis Drake was reputed to have been playing when the supposedly invincible Spanish Armada crept up to the south coast of England in 1588. Drake was second-in-command to Admiral Charles Howard in the victory over the Spanish fleet. England lostContinue reading “Playing Ducks and Drakes”