Adverse weather advice
As a County we follow BE on the issue of hot weather which is treated as inclement conditions in the same way we handle rainy conditions. They have re-issued the inclement weather guidance today at: https://www.bowlsengland.com/inclement-weather-guidance-for-bowls-england-2/
For All Bowls Activity:
Hydration is Key: Ensure you stay well-hydrated by drinking plenty of water. Please avoid dehydrating beverages such as alcohol and caffeinated drinks.
Seek Shade and Protect Yourself: Whenever possible, remain in the shade. Try to avoid strenuous physical exertion during the hottest parts of the day. Always remember to wear a hat and apply sun cream.
Consider rescheduling the time of matches to avoid the middle of the day between 11am-3pm and/or reducing the number of ends played (subject to mutual agreement of both parties)
Players should refer to Appendix F of the regulations; in particular:
A. County Administered National Championships – all Rounds prior to National Finals
A1. All matches are to be played to a finish as referred within the Laws of the Sport V4 – Game Stoppages (Law 33)
A2. If it is not possible to conclude play on the day, then the match be completed prior to the next round taking place. If this is not possible, then provided circumstances permit, Counties may in their discretion reschedule future rounds to accommodate.
Please contact the relevant Competitions Manager if you are unsure or need further advice.



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