Articles by Ceris Hewlings

The future of bowls won’t be determined solely by the players we produce, but by the coaches we develop (writes Ellen Falkner MBE, Commonwealth Games gold medallist). Bowls is unlike many other sports.It doesn’t have […]

Howardson Group Limited has extended its reach across Scotland with the expansion of its partnership with leading groundcare dealer Thomas Sherriff & Co Limited. Having already stocked Dennis mowers and SISIS equipment for over 20 […]

On a good day out on the greens, an umpire might be expected to be in action with their measures perhaps 15-20% of the game (writes Ask the umpire expert Allan Thornhill). Sometimes we can […]

When we started playing outdoor in late April, the general feeling was, please let it be a good summer and for a lot of people it has been (writes David Corkill). The greens have firmed […]

A year after first taking up bowls, Swansea’s Nicky Thomas had become a club secretary, a national governing body officer and a driving force behind a digital push to modernise the sport. There are few […]

England’s longest serving men’s England international, John Rednall, focuses on the changing attitudes towards and perceptions of bowls coaching in his latest feature. How relevant is coaching in our sport? Do we value bowls coaching […]

BEDSBedford Borough BC: Shirley Brown, Selena Marwick, Phil MarwickBedford Borough BC: David Taylor, David SimpsonPotton BC: Clive Bassindale, Tony Young BERKSBurghfield BC: Terry Giles, Robin Williams, Alan BraisherMaiden Erlegh BC: Roy Clarke, John Gregory, Chris […]

When Mark Cohen first stepped onto the green at Southend-on-Sea Bowls Club in the mid-1970s, he had no idea that the sport he loved purely for its camaraderie and quiet competition would one day take […]

Meet Tom Warner – he’s the new chairman of the UK branch of the Professional Bowls Association. Bowls International’s Ceris Hewlings caught up with Tom to talk about his new role. CH: Tell me about […]