Richings Park Bowls Club
Always a warm welcome from the club members
Welcome from the Club Captain
Welcome to the Richings Park Bowls Club web site. We are a small, friendly club located within the grounds of the Richings Park Sports Club. Please see our contact page for contact details and location.
If you are looking for some gentle exercise in a friendly atmosphere, then Lawn Bowls is the sport for you, and Richings Park Bowls Club is the place to be.
Lawn Bowls is an easy game to learn how to play, but a little more difficult one to master. The longer you play, the more you pick up the finer points of the game and the better you become. We are keen to welcome new members of all abilities, male or female, with experience of the game, or as a complete newcomer, free coaching available.
Friday evenings from 5.30pm are a good opportunity for anyone interested in trying the sport for the first time to come along for a taster session, meet our members and take the opportunity to look at the sports and social events facilities on offer. Bowls is a game for the young and not so young alike; all you need to start playing is a flat pair of shoes or trainers.
Teams are entered in the Thames Valley League, Ad-Fin, Bucks Plate and Bucks County League, with a number of our members also participating in County and National Competitions, however we also play a large number of weekend and mid-week friendly matches with other local clubs.
For more information about this amazing game, our training evenings or just to find out a bit more about the sport and the Club, please contact any of our Committee Members.
Simon Edwards
Club Captain
Safeguarding Policy Statement
Richings Park Bowls Club, (The club) The Bowls Development Alliance (BDA) and Bowls National Governing Bodies (NGBs) believe everyone has the right to live free from abuse or neglect regardless of age, ability or disability, sex, race, religion, ethnic origin, sexual orientation, marital or gender status. We are committed to creating and maintaining a safe and positive environment and an open, listening culture where people feel able to share concerns without fear of retribution. The club, BDA and Bowls NGBs acknowledge that safeguarding is everybody’s responsibility and are committed to prevent abuse and neglect through safeguarding the welfare of all adults and children involved in bowls.
