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Aythorpe Roding Parish Council
Aythorpe Roding, Dunmow, EssexServing the community in the heart of Essex Aythorpe Roding is one of the historic Rodings (Roothings) of Essex, located just 9 miles (15 km) north-west of Chelmsford. This site provides information about the Parish Council, village services, meetings, events, and community resources. Aythorpe Roding …
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Thorpe recreation Bowls Club
Thorpe St Andrew, Norwich, NorfolkThorpe recreation Bowls Club is a small friendly club situated on the eastern side of Norwich. It has an outdoor green and operates only in the summer months. We participate in the Yare league, the Hansell's EBA league, Jermy, Cup, Bales Cup and Norwich Nine league. There are internal …
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St John's (Meads) Bowling Club
Meads, Eastbourne, East SussexSt John's (Meads) Bowling Club is a flat green bowling club with six rinks founded in 1936, with a current membership of over 40 men and women. The club is affiliated to Sussex County Bowls and is an Associate Member of Bowls England. The Club is situated in The Helen Garden high on the s…
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Coalville Town Bowls Club
Coalville, LeicestershireWelcome to Coalville Town Bowls Club Website. We hope that here you will be able to find all the information you may need about our Club. However, should you require further information please make contact with any of our Management Committee or volunteers listed u…
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Acklington and Guyzance Parish Council
Acklington, Morpeth, NorthumberlandAcklington Parish lies south-west of Amble and, at the time of the 2011 census, had a population of 544 people living in 277 households. There are two small settlements within the parish: Acklington Village and Guyzance. Acklington Parish Council meets bi-monthly to conside…
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Boxford & District Bowls Club
Boxford, Sudbury, SuffolkWelcome to the Boxford and District Bowls Club website. Lawn bowls has been played at the Club, situated behind The Fleece in central Boxford, since 1923. We welcome bowlers of all ages and abilities, and have a deserved reputation as a sociable club that plays the game in the right spirit. Whether you…
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Save The Hoo Peninsula
Hoo St Werburgh, Hoo, KentBetween the River Thames and the River Medway in north Kent lies a remarkable landscape of villages, farmland, marshes and wildlife and habitats of national and international importance - the Hoo Peninsula. It is a place where people live, work and raise their families. A place with its own history, cha…