Guernsey Indoor Bowling Association

Vale·Attraction

Story

Stadium built 1984 on site of old warehouse and concrete works. Initially 4 rinks laid by members. 1988: expanded to 6 rinks with first floor viewing gallery and bowls shop. 1989: rinks re-laid with new floor and building totally refurbished.

Guernsey Indoor Bowling Association (GIBA) is the governing body for indoor bowls in Guernsey, operating a six-rink international-standard stadium at Hougue Du Pommier in the Vale. Founded in 1984 as a volunteer-run company limited by guarantee (charity AGC 423), it runs domestic leagues, knockout competitions, international qualifying events, and junior coaching. GIBA is affiliated with World Bowls and the British Isles Indoor Bowls Council, and has produced national and world champions.

Specialises in1

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Quick facts

Legal form
Limited By Guarantee
Established
1984 · 42 years
Facilities
Accessible Entrance, Accessible Parking
Payment methods
Credit Card, Debit Card

People5

  • Steve DesperquesPresident
  • Alex RichVice President
  • Catherine BonsallSecretary
  • Ian MerrienTreasurer
  • Josh BonsallRecorder

From their website

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  • Domestic leagues
  • Knockout competitions (A/B/C grades)
  • International qualifying events
  • Junior coaching
  • Social bowling
  • Bar facilities

Credentials

Memberships & accreditations

  • Visit Guernsey Member

Visiting & access

Public transport
Bus routes 41

Hours

Winter season: 1 October to 30 April, mornings and evenings. Available by arrangement outside season.

Contact

Social
Address
Guernsey Indoor Bowls Centre, Hougue Du Pommier, Vale, Guernsey, GY6 8BD

History2

Key dates and recorded company events for Guernsey Indoor Bowling Association.

  • 1988Expanded to 6 rinks with first floor viewing gallery and bowls shop
  • 1989Rinks re-laid with new floor and building totally refurbished

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