Bowlers Hospital Amenities Fund - 2025

Welcome to 'The Hospitals' 2025

                             2025 FINALS DAY RESULTS

        2025 COMPETITIONS  

                RESULTS TABLES           

Mens Singles                   

Ladies Singles

Mens  Pairs                       

Ladies Pairs

Mens Triples                    

Ladies Triples

Mixed Pairs

Mixed Triples               

Novice Pairs     

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The 2025 Winners

                Ladies Singles - Libby Head

Mens Singles - Colin Blount

Ladies Pairs - Angela Pfaff and Jeanette Singer

                                Mens Pairs - Luke Ereica and Andrew McAllister            

Ladies Triples - Julie Harris, Janet Smith and Fiona Thomas

 Mens Triples -  Matt Doyle, Gary Leach and Paul Buck

Mixed Pairs - Katherine Dempsey and Paul Buck

Mixed Triples - Gary Sullivan, Carol Sullivan and Steve Webb

Novice Pairs - Mick Griffiths and Alan Hazel

All Finals Day 2025 Photographs 
Brian Craggs

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Bowlers Hospital Amenities Fund

The Fund was inaugurated in 1947 by several Bowlers in the Beckenham area and was originally known as the Beckenham Hospital Amentities Fund.  The first amount of money raised in that year went to provide the furniture for the outpatient's department in Beckenham Hospital.

After a couple of years the competitions were so well supported within the Beckenham area that the committee decided to extend the range of Clubs that could enter to include Bromley. The popularity of the competitions meant that the number of Clubs taking part steadily increased.  From the handful of Beckenham Clubs that started the Fund it reached a total of 27 Clubs within the Bromley Borough.

In 1970 it was decided to change the name to the current Bowlers Hospital Amentities Fund. At the same time it was decided to extend the area which the Fund would support and future donations from the Fund were made to various NHS sections throughout the Bromley Borough.

The main purpose of the Fund was to provide additional equipment for local hospitals. This has latterly been widened to include local hospitals and local charities.

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