20 July – 1 August 2027 | Victoria Park, Royal Leamington Spa Tickets are now on general sale for the 2027 World Bowls Championships, giving bowlers and supporters the opportunity to watch the world's best players compete on home soil. Taking place at Victoria Park, Royal Leamington Spa, from 20 July to 1 August 2027, the Championships will bring together more than 40 nations for 12 days of international competition. Featuring men's, women's and para bowls, the event promises

Interested in becoming a bowls coach? Coach Bowls is running a Flat Green Level 1 course at Selby Bowling Club, starting on 19th November - places still available. The course is ideal for aspiring coaches and volunteers who want to develop their skills and help support the future of bowls in their club and community. The cost is £170 per person. Course Times Module 1 – Thursday 19th November 2026 – Zoom Call – Start Time: 5.30pm Module 2 – Thursday 26th November 2026 – Zoom

Congratulations to every Yorkshire player, pair, triple and four who represented the county at this year's Aviva National Bowls Finals in Leamington. Reaching the national stage is no small achievement in itself, and every one of our competitors did the county proud by simply being there. Across the men's and women's competitions, Yorkshire had representatives in singles, pairs, triples, fours, junior, under-24 and senior events – a great reflection of the strength and depth

Summer is building to its biggest weekend on the Bowls Yorkshire competitions calendar. On Saturday 25th and Sunday 26th July, the finals of our county competition will be played at King George V Bowling Club, Guisborough to decide who becomes Yorkshire County Champion in their event, and who earns the right to represent the county at the Bowls England National Finals in Leamington. It's the culmination of a season of qualifying rounds, tense semi-finals, and no small amount

The Men's 2 Bowl Singles Quarter and Semi Finals were completed at York Railway this evening, with some closely contested matches throughout. Following four competitive quarter finals, Jack Bird (Nafferton) booked his place in the final with a victory over Ray Murphy (Springhead Park) in the first semi final. In the second semi final, Marcus Mosley (Middlesbrough) held off the challenge of Mike Bruce (York Railway) to secure the other place in the final.

Alwyn was a stalwart of Yorkshire County. He was introduced to the sport of Bowls in 1972 by a friend and joined Nafferton Bowling Club. It soon became apparent that he had an aptitude and passion for the game. He remained at Nafferton until joining Driffield Recreation in 2006. In 1978 Alwyn played his first County game for the C team, some six years later he received his County badge. Alwyn went on to progress through the ranks to the A team where he skipped for many year