The Saturday internal competition at Kirkheaton Cons has captured the imagination of club bowlers but has done nothing for the weather.

For clubs that really want to become important in their local community comes some funding to help move that ambition along.

Today's bowlers have a responsibility to provide records of bowling of this era and that includes photographic evidence for our successors.

Clubs continue to fill in for the lack of Saturday matches with internal competitions but sometimes the weather is also against them.

Holmfirth didn't end their close season busy works programme with the new toilet block as we report on another project just finished.

Three prizes of a free consultation about your green from Dennis expert Alan Lewis and get yourself filmed at the same time.

Interest remains high for Kirkheaton Con bowlers as they continue with their own Saturday 6-week mini-league with weekly cash prizes.

Clubs are getting optimistic about the future and now planning for events being run in the normal manner including this annual Open Pairs KO

The move to get bowlers back on the green is being assisted by great weekend weather allowing Grange Moor to stage two KOs on the same day.

The Kirkheaton Super League started on its 6-weeks of competition yesterday with a £20 winner and 30 points towards his League total.

Many clubs are picking up the debris from 2020 to start again. Lindley BC are on the ball in starting their LBC2000 competition for 2021.

Just when you thought the European Super League was dead in the water it reappears in another form at Kirkheaton Cons. Its new, its unique.

Thorpe Green have a deserved reputation for tinkering with the rules of crown green bowling. Now they try Bowler Golf.

Milnsbridge BC continues to entice club bowlers back to the green with the latest in a series of KO competitions.

Another club upgrading their facilities in the close season with a new secure and much-needed off-road car park at Moldgreen Cons.

Grange Moor held a members-only Drawn Pairs KO competition yesterday with 16 bowlers enjoying the sunshine and a welcome return to bowling.

A new toilet block at Holmfirth thanks to financial support from the Parish Council and £10,000 from The Lottery Fund.

Marsh United have opened entries for their £2200 KO Competition. Open to all but closing after the first 64 entries have been received.

The world is changing and as we adapt to the new way of doing business bowling clubs are recognising the opportunity this new order brings.

Lockwood Cons is the latest club to use the Club News feature on HuddWeb which is now open to all clubs completely free of charge.