LATEST COVID NEWS

• From 29th March
  The Government will allow outdoor sports facilities to reopen, broadening the options for outdoor exercise and recreation. These facilities, such as tennis and basketball courts, and swimming pools, can be used by people in line with the wider social contact limits. Formally organised outdoor sports – for adults and under 18s - can also restart and will not be subject to the gatherings limits, but should be compliant with guidance issued by national governing bodies.
  
  Bowls England will be issuing more detailed guidance on the Bowls England website.The latest from them:-

• Return to Play
  On Monday 8th March Bowls England will be attending a Sport England briefing on ‘Return to Play’ with sport-specific guidance expected from the government by Monday 29th March, which is the same day as Step 1 of the government roadmap. 
  At Step 1 we expect affiliated clubs to be able to open and play to return- based on the ‘Rule of 6’ .
  From 12th April Step 2 is likely to allow outdoor catering on site, changing rooms to be open and the easing of travel restrictions. 
  Step 3 from Monday 17th May means larger groups should be able to gather at clubs and inside catering to take place with restrictions and, finally,
  Step 4 from Monday 21st June should allow the easing of all restrictions.
  PLEASE NOTE THIS IS NOT OFFICIAL GUIDANCE. 

WBC CENTENARY EVENTS

A Full Programme of Celebration matches has been put together for your enjoyment during the year with games with Bowls England,Somerset County,The Patrons,The Barbarians,
and a Match with Victoria Bowling Club who played the first match on the green in 1922.

To Wet your Appetite: Here are the Fixtures for 2021