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Men's S&D: Runners-Up!

By Janet Grist Colden Common Bowls Club

Thursday, 13 August 2026

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Colden Common Bowls Club Contributor

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CCBC finished their 2026 season as Runners-Up in S&D Division 3!

Congratulations to all the players: Stephen Luckham, Adam Walton, Brendan Johnston, Mike Grist, Ian Samways, Barry Pitman, Gary Squires, Paul Somerville, John Huntley, Jim Somerville, and Derek McLaughlin.

These players will each receive an award at CCBC's end-of-year presentation evening.

CONGRATULATIONS!

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Janet Grist

Find Colden Common Bowls Club

Colden Common Park, Boyes Lane, Colden Common, Winchester, Hampshire, SO21 1TA

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There is a second hand car sales on Main Road, by the junction controlled by traffic lights. As you look at the car sales go down the narrow lane on the right side, not into the housing estate. This lane is narrow with passing places, just keep on going, pass the fields with horses then Colden Common Park is on the left and there is plenty of parking.’