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• A growth in participation across the adult population in local communities
• Targeted work to increase female participation
• Increased participation of 12-18 year olds as part of the EIBA Development Pathway
• The provision of an excellent sporting experience for new and existing players
• A growth of Indoor Bowls for those living with disabilities
English Indoor Bowls Association has made the decision to invest in a new custom-built website as part of our adoption of the Bowlr league management software. After many years without, we decided that this would be the best way to attract new members and collate all club information in once place. We hope this will mean...
The EIBA Board met this morning (Friday 28th August) to discuss the arrangements for the 2020-2021 Winter National Competition Programme and the Re-Scheduling of the postponed 2019-2020 National Finals. Please click here for more information
English Indoor Bowls Association has signed up to Bowlr, the leading league management software with over 30 registered clubs across the UK. We look forward to getting started with the new system, which will help us streamline our booking systems, membership administration, fee payments and league results and...
It’s Simple to pick up......you can learn to play bowls in just seconds but it takes a lifetime to master.....However good you become there will always be more you can learn! And that means anyone can beat anyone on their day.....The great thing is one shot can change the game, no matter who is playing. It’s...
Following the Government’s announcement that from Monday 14th September 2020 there will be restrictions on social gatherings the English Indoor Bowling Association can now confirm: - All affiliated Indoor Bowls Clubs who have implemented COVID-19 secure protocols, based on the EIBA’s ‘Returning to...
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