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John, the organiser of Westborough Bowls Club in Maidstone, wanted to share a personal note with the sports community. Westborough Bowls Club, established in 1925, has a storied history and holds a special place in the local community. Conveniently located just off the London Road behind the Pippin pub, it is easily accessible for everyone.
John and the team take pride in making the club an inclusive and welcoming place for all, especially encouraging younger community members to join. Whether you're an experienced bowler, a complete beginner, or just someone keen to enjoy friendly roll-ups, John promises a warm welcome at Westborough Bowls Club.
Lawn bowling is often seen as a sport for older people, but John wants to dispel that notion. He believes it's a game for people of all ages, abilities, and genders. The club is committed to showcasing that everyone can find joy and fulfilment in this sport.
Membership subscriptions for the 2024 season are now open. To attract new members, John is offering a special deal: beginners get their first year’s subscription free, plus three free roll-ups to get started. The annual subscription fee for 2024 is £75. Home matches cost £3, with the possibility of increasing to £4 if fully attended. Away matches are £2, while roll-ups cost £3. There’s also a social membership available for £5.
The club holds roll-ups every Monday and Thursday from 3pm to 5pm, with ample parking available at the rear of the Pippin pub. The address is 78 London Road, Maidstone, ME16 0DR.
Westborough Bowls Club is affiliated with both K.C.B.A. and Bowls England, reflecting their commitment to high standards and official competitions. They also have support from sponsors like Owen Hearing, who offer home visits for their services. The club maintains a "100 Club," which holds regular draws with winners announced on their website.
For more information, including committee contacts, fixtures, teams, availability, and other club-related details, John invites you to visit their website at [insert website link].
