I have being asked to help my new neighbours The Smiths, find suitable sporting facilities for each member of the family who all have very different interests. Also, I need to give them plenty of information on each facility, Locally and nationally. He wanted to know of the closest Bowling Greens available to him in and around Leicester. The ones I found were: Barwell bowls club is a six rink indoor bowling club, which is constantly making additions and improvements. “They are a 12 months of the year club” meaning they are open all year. They have luxurious lounge and restaurant facilities and they have excess of 850 playing members and a healthy social membership, so Mr. Smith will always find someone to meet up with.
Also their regular door staff will welcome him and point him in the right direction. The club remains open all year and the only day they close is Christmas day. Their hours in the winter program are from 9.30am – 10.35pm split into 2hour 10minute sessions, and in the summer they close the area in the afternoon hours of 2.00pm -5.45pm. Hinckley Bowls Club (Hollycroft Bowls Club) The club is an Outdoor Lawn Bowls Club, which plays throughout the summer months only. The club is small and friendly with around 50 members playing against other clubs in the West Leicestershire Area on Thursdays and Saturday afternoons. We are affiliated to the Leicestershire Bowling Association and the Hinckley and District Triples league where the clubs represented by two teams. The green is owned n looked after by Hinckley and Bosworth council and is open throughout the day for members to play when no matches are arranged.
Carlton Indoor Bowls Club The Carlton Indoor Bowls Club was formed in 1988 when the bowls hall that had being added onto the Enderby Leisure Centre was ready for use. It is a six-rink green and is used by both the members of the Carlton Indoor Bowls Club and members of the public. The club consists of three sections Men’s, Ladies and Juniors. The club has also being provided with two wheelchairs for any disabled people who wish to take up the sport.
Membership is available to anyone costing an annual subscription of 30 for adults and 10 for juniors. The membership gives you a complimentary annual membership to the Leisure Centre. Ordinary Rink Fees are 1.60 per person for 2-hour sessions and match fees are Since 1989, The Romans at Sketchley Grange has being the UK’s main advice service for health farms and health spas. Giving unbiased information when Mrs. Smith needs to make comparisons. Their consultants have in-depth knowledge of locations and are kept up to date with the latest special offers. There are plenty of facilities to choose from all around the country with a choice of 250.
David Lloyds Fitness Club
David Lloyds is the leading health and fitness and rackets group in the UK with 59 clubs across the country home to 300,000 members and 5000 team members which includes an expert health and fitness team of 500 and over 200 tennis professionals. Altogether, around the UK, David Lloyds Leisure facilities hold over 10,000 exercise machines, 100 swimming pools and over 3,000 exercise classes per week. They are also home to 500 tennis courts, 100 badminton courts and 85 squash courts. In addition to all that they have health and beauty spas, club lounges with free Internet access, crches and nurseries and specialist sports shops. 3.50 per person.
The English Bowling Association has its own website, on it it has all the information somebody like Mr. Smith would like to know about. There is information on all of the competitions that the England teams will be taking part in, information on all of the sponsors of the English teams and all other information on the team. The Scottish Bowling Association The Scottish Bowling Associations is the governing body for men playing outdoor lawn bowls in Scotland. The association consists of 910 clubs 26 county associates and 50 affiliates. 32 voluntary regional directors run it and 3 paid staff, a secretary and two administration assistants. Also on the website there is information on the history of the association, calendar of events coming up for the teams, results of past games/tournaments, the rules and laws of the game of bowls, news, documents and forms, sponsors page and umpiring and coaching.
The Northern Ireland Association On the website for the Northern Ireland association they provide information for coming events, league tables: for Senior, Intermediate and Junior, member clubs, bowling links for things such as coaching and Competition statistics for the following things.