In 1929 the third public house to have the
name of the “Black Horse” was constructed
and it still stands today.

The bowling green at the rear originates
from 1924 and was originally a flat green,

Workers from the local factories like the Austin
and Cadbury’s met for a well earned pint and
a game of bowls after work and the Black Horse bowling club was formed.

Over the next few years the local workers
needed more of a challenge and  decided to
enter a team into one of the Crown Green
bowling leagues.

In the mid 1980’s the club had a membership of around 70 bowlers of all ages  and it was around this time that it was decided to add a crown to the green to make it more challenging. And due to the high number of members, the club entered a number of different leagues within the area
these being:-

Warwick & Worcester, Northfield & District,
Yardley Wood District, and the Heart of England
Friendly. The clubs still plays an active role in all these league today.

In July 2010 the bowling club under went a
transformation, when the pub was bought  and renovated by J D Wetherspoon and we were             also awarded for a “Awards for All” grant from The Big Lottery Fund.

We can now offer a great club atmosphere for our membership along with social and community events. We have several teams and during the spring and summer you can enjoy a game of bowls most day

We always welcome new members, so why not come down and speak to us about joining  our club and help get our membership back to what
it was in the mid 1980’s or better.

We have been asked to help Wetherspoon's  with community activities and also to raise money for their nominated Charity “Clic Sargeant”, so please  help us out and attend our fundraising and community based events.

The winner of the Bonus Ball this Week

TBC

was with Number

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