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FILKINS SPORTS

FILKINS BOWLS CLUB

Picture showing the Filkins Bowles Clob badge
The Club's badge, with the design representing the village's history and traditions

Picture showing a relaxing summer evening's game on Filkins bowling green in 2005
A relaxing summer evening's game on Filkins bowling green in 2005

Bowls Club Presentation Night 2008

This year's prizes went to:

Men's Singles
Winner; R Young
Runner Up; R Essam
 
Ladies Singles
Winner; J Hodges
Runner Up; D Pursglove
 
Pairs
Winners; B Pickens & R Essam
Runners Up; J Pursglove & P Garrett
 
Never Won
Winner; T Essam
Runner Up; R Poole
 
Edward Innes
Winner; R Essam
Runner Up; P Maisey
 
Two Wood
Winner; P Maisey
Runner Up; R Morris
 
Handicap
Winner; J Hicks
Runner Up; P Maise

Pictures from the evening

 

Cotswold Woollen Weavers Tournament
2007

Saturday 23rd June saw the annual tournament held at Filkins Bowls Club, the occasional shower failing to mar an enjoyable day with eight teams competing for the honours. Eventually Cirencester won through, with Cricklade valiant runners up.
Picture showing the Woolen Weavers Tournament
Picture showing the Woolen Weavers Tournament
Picture showing the Woolen Weavers Tournament
A couple of pictures from Filkins Bowls Club's hugely enjoyable 70th Anniversary President's Invitation Tournament and Picnic
70th Anniversary President's Invitation Tournament and Picnic
70th Anniversary President's Invitation Tournament and Picnic
Picture showing The Village Centre and Bowling Green under construction in 1935-6
The Village Centre and Bowling Green under construction in 1935-6
Picture showing The official opening of Filkins Bowls Club by Sir Stafford Cripps in May 1937
The official opening of Filkins Bowls Club by Sir Stafford Cripps in May 1937
Picture showing Members of Filkins Bowls Club in the late Forties
Members of Filkins Bowls Club in the late Forties
Picture showing the Filkins bowling green in the fifties
Picture showing the Filkins bowling green in the sixties
Tea time during a match in the fifties
Filkins bowling green in the sixties
Filkins Bowls Club was formed in 1936, the green being laid on land granted to the club by Sir Stafford Cripps to be held in trust by the club so long as it remains in being.

The club provides an important social and recreational facility in the village, and is maintained almost entirely by the voluntary efforts of members. As well as the green, a small pavilion was built by members, helped by a grant from the Sports Council. Filkins Bowls Club has traditionally followed a policy of keeping costs and fees to a minimum consistent with financial self-sufficiency and augments its income from very modest subscriptions and match fees by means of an energetic social and fundraising calendar which includes the village's annual Flower Show and Fete held on the last weekend in August.

OFFICERS 2006

President:  Mr Doug Jackson
Secretary:  Mrs Sheila Gould (Tel. 01367 860386)
Treasurer: Mr Ronnie Morris
Captain: Mr Robert Robbins
Vice Captain: Mr Ron Essam
Match Secretary: Mr Henry White
Show Secretary: Mrs Janet Young

Picture showing the Filkins bowling team
L to R
Mr Dennis Constable, Mr Ron Essam, Mr Robert Robbins (Captain), Mr Doug Jackson (President),
Mr Ronnie Morris, Mr Clive Gould
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