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Sleaford and District Indoor Bowls Club

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The statistics were last updated on 25th January for all completed searches made up to and including 12th January.

With a good green, a Bowling Development Scheme, and many Social Events, we have 5 teams in 4 Leagues. A village bowls club set in a secluded part of the centre of the village; we cater for the serious bowler as well as those who prefer a more social game. Beginners are very welcome – as are more experienced players. We play both EBF and EBA Rules – and our in-house competitions reflect this. We encourage members to extend their experience by playing in the County and National Competitions. Novice bowlers are also catered for and encouraged to extend their skills and knowledge. We try very hard to be a happy club.

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