Bury St Edmunds Chess Club

Bury St Edmunds Chess Club During the chess season the club nights are every Thursday from 7.15 pm until 10.30 pm. The venue is the Moreton Hall Community Centre in Symonds Road.

The Club was formed in 1998 when two of the then four chess clubs in Bury St Edmunds decided to merge. The Woolpack Wanderers and the Bury Knights were the two clubs involved and the main purpose of their coming together was to form a single strong club that would be able to challenge the might of Ipswich Chess Club, Suffolk's largest and strongest club. This club was originally named the Bury Can

ons, and subsequently changed to Bury Cannons, due to its then location at the Lucky Break Snooker Club. In July 2009, following the demise of the Bury and West Suffolk Chess Club, by then the only other chess club in the town, our club's name was changed again to the Bury St Edmunds Chess Club.

I just wrote a new article on the club blog. The Electric Monk: How Not To Analyse Your Games.
30/11/2021

I just wrote a new article on the club blog. The Electric Monk: How Not To Analyse Your Games.

Chess Improvement Uncategorized  The Electric Monk: How Not To Analyse Your Games 30 November 2021 Steve Lovell 0 Comments All serious chess players know that in order to improve at chess it’s important that we analyse our games. And all modern players know that analysing our games has become mu...

Has the Netflix series "The Queen's Gambit" (re)ignited your interest in chess?We're thinking of running some free onlin...
10/11/2020

Has the Netflix series "The Queen's Gambit" (re)ignited your interest in chess?

We're thinking of running some free online coaching sessions for adults, including some for complete beginners. Let us know if you'd be interested. If there are enough of you, we'll see what we can arrange.

An indication of your level of experience would be helpful too. Include your lichess.org or chess.com username if you have one!

As hinted in recent emails, the club now has a shiny new website. You can check it out at www.bsechess.org.uk.If you've ...
24/05/2020

As hinted in recent emails, the club now has a shiny new website. You can check it out at www.bsechess.org.uk.

If you've got any comments or suggestions for improvement, do let me know and I'll see what we can do.

With the Bury Area Chess League and the Suffolk League both currently “on hold” due to Coronavirus, the 2019-20 seasons

Great to see former Bury St Edmunds junior Anita Somton reaching the semi-finals of the Women's Online English Blitz Cha...
17/05/2020

Great to see former Bury St Edmunds junior Anita Somton reaching the semi-finals of the Women's Online English Blitz Championship.

http://bracketcloud.com/tournament/167372

Dad, Somton Ukken, should be very proud. Congrats to you both.

Chess bracket created by alexholowczak on Mon 11th 2020. [color= #333333][size=2][font=Roboto, arial, sans-serif]The Knockout Stage of the 1st English Online Women's Blitz Championship, to be pla... Match scores, real time updates and live chat - BracketCloud, Tournament management in the Cloud.

03/04/2020

As you'll have probably guessed, our "real world" chess club is currently closed.

However, we've brought our chess.com club to life. If you live in or around the Bury St Edmunds area you'd be welcome to join us. You can probably find us there without too much difficulty, but if you'd like a direct link then do get in touch.

10/12/2019

I've just been chatting chess with James Hazell on BBC Suffolk. Listen from around 11:35am (10 December).

If you fancy dipping your toe into over-the-board chess, do get in touch or simply drop into the club one Thursday evening!

Address

Moreton Hall Community Centre, Symonds Road
Bury St. Edmunds
IP327EE

Opening Hours

7:15pm - 10:30pm

Telephone

01284 763405

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