Urmston Chess Club Welcome to Urmston Chess Club.

Our club is part of the Manchester Chess Federation, and our aim is to provide access to 'over the board' chess at all playing levels from novice upwards, both on a casual basis and a competitive basis.

Presently the club is represented by three teams in the Manchester League, and one in the Trafford League.

We are always looking for players to join our club, so if you are interested, please email Timothy.Plunkett@kerrylogistics.co.uk

We meet at 7.30pm on Tuesday night at Flixton Conservative Club, 193 Flixton Rd, Flixton, M41 5DF.

The Club is on a mini-roundabout, and is located within 2 mins walk from the Bird I’th Hand pub and opposite Flixton High School for Girls.

Keep up to date with Club news below

Final Frontier

12:05pm Tuesday 30th March 2010

Urmston Chess Club faced the daunting task of taking on league and cup winners 3 C's on there own patch.

Day of the Dragon

11:01am Thursday 11th March 2010

Urmston Chess Club felt the fire when they visited Oldham in a close, and keenly contested match.

RABBITTE PUNCHED

1:52pm Thursday 3rd December 2009

Urmston 1 vs Heywood. Reyner Shield R1. 01.12.2009

Lost In Styal

1:28pm Tuesday 24th November 2009

Urmston captain manages to get THREE queens, but still the team Lost in Styal

University Challenge

1:33pm Tuesday 24th November 2009

Asking the questions were Urmston, and hoping to provide some answers we the University, playing in the Manchester Chess League for the first time in 3 years.

No place to Hyde

1:58pm Thursday 29th October 2009

Urmston Chess Club had to play in unusual surroundings this week

Double Trouble

1:39pm Thursday 29th October 2009

Urmston 1 vs Stockport 2 on 27.10.09

Stockport Count the cost

12:37pm Saturday 24th October 2009

Urmston 1 began the new season with a difficult trip to Stockport, and a string of individual performances turned a poor start into a memorable victory.



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