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That's How We Roll 24 BC Durham

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A children's bowls club formed in 2025, providing social and competitive bowls opportunities for ages 4–17, with inclusive sessions, open days, holiday programmes and mini competitions. Adults can also enquire about associated opportunities.

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Darlington Woodland Bowling Club, 104 Woodland Road, Darlington

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