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After a game, players can relax at the clubhouse and bar on-site. Known as the third-oldest Flat Green Bowling Club in Bedfordshire, Luton Town Bowling Club celebrated its Centenary in 2007.
Luton Town Bowling Club, forward-thinking and imaginative, was among the first in Bedfordshire to adopt coloured shirts instead of traditional white. They were also the first outdoor bowling club in the county to set up a website, showing their commitment to modern technology.
The club warmly welcomes potential new members of any age or ability, whether male or female. Known for its friendly atmosphere and ambitious spirit, Luton Town Bowling Club encourages you to join and experience the camaraderie and love for the sport firsthand.
Throughout the year, the club hosts various events and tournaments, including the Bedfordshire County Bowls finals. Spectators are welcome, and refreshments are available. The club is proud to have players represent them in prestigious competitions, showcasing their talent.
Notable member Rollie Cawdell has been with the club for over forty-five years. Rollie has a rich history in the sport, representing Bedfordshire in many competitions and playing a significant role as the non-playing Middleton Cup Captain/Team Manager. For his Presidential year for Bowls Bedfordshire, Rollie has chosen Keech Hospice Care as his charity for 2023, reflecting the club's community support.
Luton Town Bowling Club has received a grant from Luton Rising, the owner of London Luton Airport, to level the bowling green and purchase new equipment. This grant will improve the playing experience for members and visitors from across the three counties for years to come.
Located in Ashcroft Park in Stopsley, Luton Town Bowling Club offers a rich and historic environment for bowling enthusiasts. The club is committed to equality, diversity, health, safety, and the welfare of children and vulnerable persons, ensuring a safe and inclusive environment for all.
For more information about Luton Town Bowling Club and the basics of bowls, visit their website.
