Welcome to Ealing Chess Club's Website
We are a friendly & social chess club who try and provide a friendly and competitive environment for chess lovers of all abilities. We are one of the longest established clubs in London, having met weekly since 1885.
Currently our club night is Thursday evenings from 7:30pm.
Our Home venue is the upstairs function room at the in the Harvester pub in Boston Manor, Ealing.
  
The venue is a great pub serving good food & cheap beer. The pub has a large carpark and is well served by public transport being just a five minute walk from Boston Manor Tube & having the E8 bus stop right outside. A Map can be found here
New Members (from Grandmaster to beginners!) are always welcome. Feel free to just pop down on a Thursday, or even better, give the new members co-ordinater a call or email first and we will do our best to ensure there will be a member of the same standard around to give you a good game or two!
Latest News
Jerry Ball wins Ealing's inaugural under 90 tourney A recent u-90 result: Amardeep Sachdev 0 Jerry Ball 1 Simon Healeas writes: Following a tense struggle and having just made the time control, Amars relaxed and allowed a black pawn to queen. Congratulations to Jerry who now becomes the inaugural winner of the U-90 tourney. It has been a particularly impressive performance both in terms of the points he scored (four and half out of five) and in the dogged fighting spirit which characterises his games.
(Author: David Ebbett, Time: 2009-06-30 14:13:29) Summer Events President's Simultaneous - All-comers welcome - 13th August 14th Lightning Tournament - Three First Prizes Open, 100-135, Under 100 - 27th August Chess Talk - Peter Sowray Outstanding Speaker - 10th September Summer Tournament - Current Leader John Quinn 5 Pts Last Place David Ebbett 1Pt
(Author: David Ebbett, Time: 2009-06-29 21:08:05) Middlesex Final Tables 2008-09 Season Ealing won the Middlesex league championship and our second team finished in a meritorious fifth place in the second division. We are sad to say goodbye to relegated Athenaeum and Willesden and welcome Hackney 2 and Hammersmith, promoted to the first division. Hendon 2 and West London 2 are the unlucky clubs who go down to the third division and King's Head 2 and King's Head 3 take their places.
(Author: David Ebbett, Time: 2009-06-22 19:05:29)
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