The BCGBA is recruiting for a new CEO which is the top position in bowling's controlling body. Full details and job description.

The Yorkshire Ladies thrashed Cumbria Ladies 479-313 in the opening round of fixtures in the BCGBA Ladies County Championship on Sunday.

The first game of the Ladies County season is today at 2.00pm as the Yorkshire Ladies take on their Cumbria counterparts.

Another survey from the BCGBA who want to know how they are doing. Have you seen the survey and will you complete it honestly?

Updates on two more County competitions with the focus on the Huddersfield area teams' results.

Huddersfield area teams are well represented in the later stages of these two top county team competitions.

The £1 per bowler levy imposed on all clubs is about to be imposed on all Kirklees bowling clubs.

Concern continues to grow for the number of entries for the 11 Yorkshire Merit qualifying competitions.

Jack Dyson lifted the Paul Sigsworth Celebration Trophy after beating Wayne Moseley 21-14 in the Final.

Dave Parkin offers his opinion on the running of the Yorkshire Merit and the Yorkshire CEO agrees with him.

Yorkshire Ladies begin their quest to reach the final stages of the BCGBA County Championship on Sunday 18 May. Thornhill C&BC is again the green of choice.

Only three county teams in this year's Junior County Championship and Yorkshire are one of the three.

Open to all local bowlers with entry form for the 2025 Yorkshire Merit.

Yorkshire Ladies retained the Eddie Swaine Trophy by beating the County Juniors team with a 6-6 split in the games but an aggregate win for the Ladies.

The draws for the next round of two more County Cup competitions have now been completed.

The draws for the four Cup competitions run by Yorkshire CCGBA have now been made. Here are the draws for the top two competitions.

Entries are now invited for the 2025 MUGS Handicap and are restricted to Huddersfield League bowlers that have never won an open competition.

There are 55 entries in the 2025 Hutchinson Cup and 48 of them played in the opening round on Saturday.

The opening round of the Yorkshire Cup on Saturday saw 7 local teams progress to the next phase.

The Bowls Development Alliance (BDA) is charged with reinvigorating bowling to fend off the threat of it dying altogether. An update.