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Island Bohemian Bowls Club: Unique club invites new players to join in open day

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Saturday, April 22, 2023 7:49 am
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ISLAND Bohemian Bowls Club are inviting new players to come along to their open days in April and May.

The club, which is situated in the uniquely picturesque location on De Montfort Island between Caversham and Reading bridges, is hosting three separate open days.

The first open day will take place on Saturday, April 29 from 10.30am- 4.30pm.

The second will be held on Monday, May 1 from 4pm-7pm and the final open day on Sunday, May 28 from 10.30am- 4.30pm.

The club are encouraging people of all ages to try out the sport where they will provide coaching for all range of abilities including beginners.

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Island bowlers enter most of the County and National competitions and have enjoyed success throughout the years.

The Thames Valley Ladies League includes a strong entry from the ladies section of a team known as the ‘Swans’.

The Men’s Section currently has a team in the Kennet League and for gentlemen over the age of 55 years we have two teams that compete in the Kennet LV Triples League.

The original IBBC had bowls, three tennis courts, croquet and steps for the swimming club in the river. Over the years facilities have modernised and has for many years also included eight Chalets adjoining the Bowls green, owned by club members who have a haven of peace, woods, wildlife, waterfowl, river, boats and a fabulous location.

The club proudly celebrated its 100th anniversary in 2009. Also occupying the Island is the Thames Valley Cruising Club.

In the past two years the club has upgraded the Club House and built two new changing rooms for its members to use. Social events in the summer include Barbeques, and a Riverboat Outing.

The club also hosts an annual presentation dinner and dance in November, a Pantomime or Variety Show and a New Year’s Eve Party.

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