Communities

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  Wilstead Bowls Club

  Bedford, Bedfordshire

  Wilstead Bowls Club is a friendly mixed members club, which has taken an active part in the sport of Lawn Bowls in Bedfordshire since it was founded in 1985. The club was built using funds raised totally by its members over a period of some years. The green has seven fu…
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  Devon County Indoor Bowls Association

  Exeter, Devon

  Devon County Indoor Bowls Association (affiliated to the English Indoor Bowls Association Ltd) (founded 1973) Clubs Affiliated Axminster, Budleigh Salterton, Dawlish, Exonia, Honiton, Isca, Kingsley, Madeira, Mid Devon, North Devon, Plymouth Life Centre, Sidmouth, South Hams, Torbay , Torquay United …
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  Wellington Bowling Club

  Wellington, Somerset

  BOWLS ENGLAND REGIONAL CLUB OF THE YEAR 2016 Lawn bowls can claim to be the oldest sport still being played in the UK. The first set of rules to be published was in 1670 by none other than King Charles II. This is some 70 years before rules for golf or cricket were first published. Several clubs claim t…
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  Cantley, Limpenhoe and Southwood Parish Council

  Cantley, Norwich, Norfolk

  Cantley, Limpenhoe and Southwood Parish Council The parish is split into three distinct villages (Cantley, Limpenhoe and Southwood), located over an area of just under 13 square kilometres.  The main village of Cantley is probably best known for the British Sugar factory.  The parish has a tot…
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  Alton Town Twinning Association

  Alton, Hampshire

  Welcome to The Alton Town Twinning Association ATTA was formed to foster communication and friendship with towns in other countries on behalf of Alton and surrounding villages through culture, recreation, education and commerce. Alton has been twinned with Montecchio Maggiore in Italy since 1998 and wi…
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  Great Ness and Little Ness Parish Council

  Great Ness, Shrewsbury, Shropshire

  The Hamlet Great Ness is compact and consists of various styles of dwellings, many of which have become British listed buildings. In total there are 25 British listed buildings in the parish of Great Ness with a Grade II listing or higher. The Church of Saint Andrew, the parish church, in Great Ness is …
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  Oakley & Deane Parish Council

  Oakley, Basingstoke, Hampshire

  Welcome to the website for Oakley & Deane Parish Council. We have reserved this area for our Parish Clerk to post important and urgent messages affecting the village and our residents.     PARISH COUNCIL ELECTIONS:  Oakley and Deane Parish Council elections will take plac…
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  Downham Market Bowls Club

  Downham Market, Norfolk

  Downham Market Bowls Club is situated in the centre of this West Norfolk town behind The Downham Club. The Club provides Men’s, Ladies & Mixed competitive, league and social bowls for players of all ages and abilities. The Men’s section has 3 teams who compete in the Norfolk EBA Leagues …
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  East Thame Residents Association

  Thame, Oxfordshire

  East Thame Residents Association (ETRA) was set up in 2011 with the aim of giving local residents a greater voice in shaping the town and local area for the better.  Thame is a great place to live and we aim to preserve it's unique character and make it even better by working with the …
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  Tittensor Village Hall

  Stoke-On-Trent, Staffordshire

    Tittensor Village Hall Management Committee A LITTLE ABOUT US ​We are a charity owned by the village residents of Tittensor and managed by a small Committee of Trustees / Volunteers. Our Charity No 522774 is Registered in England and Wales.  We have been established since Jun…