All playing members should have received an email this morning from Lyn Davison concerning club competitions. If not in your inbox please check your spam folder.

After a well attended opening drive on Saturday 19th April the club will now be open for these sessions:

Monday, Tuesday & Friday:- 2pm-4pm, 4pm-6pm, 6pm-dusk

Wednesday & Thursday:- 11am-1pm, 2pm-4pm, 4pm-6pm, 6pm-dusk

Please log in to the Rink Diary to book a rink. The Diary should indicate if we have no Green Steward available and so a key holder is required to be there. There is no Green Steawrd currently for Thursday evenings.

The final table for this Outdoor Clubs League at Donyngs Indoor Bowling Club has now been published. The top 4 positions were very tight. Redhill A finished fourth on equal points with the two clubs above but had the lowest shot difference, all three teams were only were one point below the league winners – Purley Bury.
Redhill B had a good second half to the season and climbed to a respectable mid table spot.
Well done to all who played for RBC throughout the season and thank you to those members who came along to support.

The RBC Board of Directors is pleased to announce that John Clarke has accepted an invitation to join the Board.
John worked in Financial Services for over 40 years in a variety of management roles, most recently as a non-executive director. Since his retirement, John has been appointed a Councillor and is also the Treasurer and Trustee of a local food bank.

Come along to collect your 2025 fixture card, hear the latest news and bring your completed subscription forms. Some blank forms will be available. The bar will be open!

These have been issued by email this morning.

Members who haven’t received this email or need a printed copy should contact John Davison.

Please note we have cancelled short mat tomorrow afternoon due to low numbers.

The final round of the Spitfire League yesterday saw RBC run out 10-0 winners in Section A against Caterham cementing our top position. With a comfortable win on one rink, the other two rinks were quite close for a while but on these RBC managed to secure good wins.

Well done to all the RBC players who enabled us to remain unbeaten over the 6 matches with an average score of 8.5 out of 10.

In Section B the leaders Banstead Neville scored an impressive 10-0 win against second place Epsom. This enabled Purley Bury to leap-frog Epsom to secure a place in the finals. RBC will play them in the semi-finals. The other semi-final will be Banstead Neville v Caterham.

In the Colin Hibbs League Redhill teams currently hold 6^th and 12^th positions after playing 8 matches with 7 matches to come.

The league tables are shown below.