Hello everyone, The sad news first – Bob Read died on Friday, 22nd November. His funeral details have not yet been announced. We’ve lost another lovely man. He stopped playing only recently but has looked frail for a while. I think we all prefer the white pushers. Bob offered them to us at a very […]
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Newsletter Issue 218
Hello everyone, Just one month to go ( I’m sure the little ones are counting down the sleeps until he arrives ). The Christmas lights were turned on in Cheltenham yesterday (Saturday). Several choirs (including ours) were meant to be singing outside!!! Fortunately, the organisers managed to house everybody in different indoor venues. We’re in […]
Newsletter Issue 217
Hello everyone, What a week-end! I’m absolutely “tired”, particularly since we’ve just returned from a drinks and nibbles get together with our new neighbours! No lunch, 21 ends and alcoholic drinks ( with not too many nibbles!!!) – not a good recipe!!! However, I’ll keep going and hope it all gels!🤞 Both the Yetton v […]
Newsletter Issue 216
Hello again, At least we’ve seen the reappearance of the sun today (Sunday) after a rather gloomy week. More excellent news for our younger members! Three of our U25s have been selected to play in the Men’s U25 International Trial Team – Louie Hodges, Dylan Williamson and Finlay Williamson to be played on Sunday, 1st […]
Newsletter Issue 215
Hello everyone, What a very successful week-end for MidGlos! The Denny and the Yetton were being played on Saturday morning against Malvern – two rinks at home and two rinks away for both. It was an arduous journey for MidGlos and Malvern players playing away because of the tragedy on M5 where a young man […]
Newsletter Issue 214
Hope you all remembered to turn your clocks back an hour last night. Not sure the weather has realised it’s autumn/winter now. It’s glorious today. Long may it last. On Wednesday afternoon, MidGlos was playing GCIBA. Officially, we lost by one but apparently the score wasn’t quite so close. Never mind, that’s only one match. […]
Newsletter Issue 213
The sad news first, I’m afraid. A former MidGlos member, Jim Lee who was in a care home has died. Funeral arrangements to follow when we have details. I didn’t know him but I’m told that he was a lovely chap who was very quiet but also very friendly. He joined the club at the same time […]
Newsletter Issue 212
What a busy week-end! On Friday evening, the first round of the U18s open singles took place at MidGlos against Carterton. Two of the three boys will continue to the next round but, sadly one lost on the last end of the tiebreak having fought a very good match. On Saturday morning the preliminary round of […]
Newsletter Issue 211
Hello again, We’re back after a great week away. Our team didn’t quite make it – although we lost in the quarters by one shot, we really shouldn’t have done. However, to reach the quarters out of 100 teams is not too shabby. During one of our games we managed a hot shot and were presented […]
Newsletter Issue 209
Hello everyone, I hope you all survived the rain, hail, thunder and lightning which began on Friday. The journey to the club on Friday evening which normally takes 25/30 minutes took us an hour and a quarter! The Whist group decided to stay at home. Our choir leaders postponed both of our outdoor performances this […]