Old Newton Bowls Club

Founded 1969

Gallery

Winners of 2025 Competitions and Awards
Old Newton Bowls Club club persons of the year winners 2025
Club Persons of the Year: Lyn Chinery, Pauline Gooderham, Maggie Abbercrombie and Irene Hayward
Old Newton Bowls Club retired 4 wood singles winner 2025
Retired 4 wood singles: Mark Edwards
Old Newton Bowls Club mens 2 wood singles winners 2025
Mens 2 wood singles: David Crimmins, R/U Paul Salmon
Old Newton Bowls Club drawn triples winners 2025
Drawn Triples: Heather Salmon, Sarah Crimmins and Adrian Chinery
Old Newton Bowls Club mens 4 wood singles winner and runner-up 2025
Mens 4 wood singles: Aaron Carter, R/U David Crimmins
Old Newton Bowls Club novices singles winner and runner-up 2025
Novices Singles: Ian Lucas, R/U Roger Crouch
Old Newton Bowls Club under 25 singles winner and runner up 2025
Under 25 singles: Robert Salmon, R/U Aaron Carter
Old Newton Bowls Club ladies 2 wood singles winner and runner up 2025
Ladies 2 wood singles: Sue Deeves, R/U Rachel Carter
Old Newton Bowls Club ladies 4 wood singles winner and runner-up 2025
Ladies 4 wood singles: Nicky Leeder, R/U Jenny Murray
Old Newton Bowls Club Peter Markwell Challenge Shield winner and runner up 2025
Peter Markwell Challenge Shield: David Crimmins, R/U Shaun Leeder
Old Newton Bowls Club roving cot winner and runner-up 2025
Roving Cot: Adrian Chinery, R/U Gavin Johnson
Old Newton Bowls Club drawn pairs winners 2025
Drawn Pairs: Adrian Chinery and Mark Clements
Club social events
Inaugural Duck Race on 28 March 2026
Jason Chinery, Duck Race Champion
Old Newton Bowls Club bingo night in February 2026 with everyone having a great time
Club Bingo night on 21 February 2026
Old Newton Bowls Club bingo night in February 2026, with the bingo caller in action
Club Bingo night on 21 February 2026
ONBC Working Party May 2026
Showcasing Old Newton Bowls Club
Old Newton Bowls Club green, pavilion and changing room
The Pavilion with the ramp to the Changing Room on the left
Old Newton Bowls Club's changing room
Inside the Changing Room
Old Newton Bowls Club's grandstand
The new Grandstand
Inside the main room of the Old Newton Bowls Club pavilion
Inside the main Pavilion
Old Newton Bowls Club's pavilion kitchen
The Pavilion Kitchen
Old Newton Bowls Club's pavilion bar
The Pavilion Bar
The story of the new Pavilion
The building of the Old Newton Bowls Club pavilion showing the site
1. The original site ready for the new building
The building of the Old Newton Bowls Club pavilion showing beginning the foundations trench
2. Beginning the trench for the foundations
The building of the Old Newton Bowls Club pavilion showing that the foundations are ready
3. Foundations ready
The building of the Old Newton Bowls Club pavilion showing the finished foundation concrete
4. Foundation concrete finished
The building of the Old Newton Bowls Club pavilion included making a ramp to the new changing room
5. Shuttering for the ramp to the new changing room
The building of the Old Newton Bowls Club pavilion showing preparation of the pathway outside the pavilion leading to the changing room
6. Preparations for the pathway to the changing room
The building of the Old Newton Bowls Club pavilion showing the sides of the building being erected
7. The sides of the building being erected
The building of the Old Newton Bowls Club pavilion showing that the sides are up
8. The sides are up, but where is the roof?
The building of the Old Newton Bowls Club pavilion showing that the structure is complete bar the roof
Outside of building complete, waiting for the roofers
The building of the Old Newton Bowls Club pavilion showing the roofing felt is on
10. Roofing felt on and base of footpath prepared
The building of the Old Newton Bowls Club pavilion showing the completed building pathway and landscaping
11. The building, changing room, ramp, pathway and landscaping are complete.
The building of the Old Newton Bowls Club pavilion showing the decorated and furnished interior of the pavilion
12. Work then continued on the inside of the buildings to complete the project