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Due to the national lockdown the club will unfortunately have to be closed to all members until further notice. Please keep safe everybody and let’s hope we can get back to bowling as soon as possible.

It was announced today that Lancashire will be moved into Tier 4 from midnight. Whilst we will receive further guidance in due course, the decision has been taken to restrict the use of the artificial green to one singles game … Continue reading →

As mentioned in our previous post, the Club is now open for our Lancashire Members. We are really sorry that we cannot extend this further at the moment but the Government guidance is very clear that people are advised not … Continue reading →

The Winter Ladder has now commenced and details can be found on our Winter Ladder 2020/21 page. All those who joined should have now received an email. If anyone else would like to join please contact Ian at iangilly66@gmail.com.

The Club would like to announce the sad news that John Kitson passed away last weekend. John joined the Club in 2014, not long after it was formed, and was a great supporter of bowling locally. He played informally at … Continue reading →

In order for the end of season works to take place the Grass Green will be closed from Friday 25th September. The artificial green remains open for winter bowling, although it will be treated soon for moss and may have … Continue reading →

Give The Waterloo A Chance…..This is the last throw of the dice and the final opportunity to throw everything we have as bowlers to secure the lease For the Waterloo Bowling Green. This will open up a variety of funding … Continue reading →

The Maghull League is establishing a mini league competition for teams of 4 and is asking for teams to enter by next weekend as the League is due to start on the 10 August. Ideally teams will have 6 in … Continue reading →

Some fantastic aerial shots taken of our Club today. Subscribe to our YouTube channel to see further videos when they are posted. Thanks to Michael Gill and his new drone for the footage.

It appears that during lockdown we are all spending more time online, but this also make us also more vulnerable to online, and other forms of, scams. It is frightening how clever and realistic these can be now. Having just … Continue reading →