English Chess Forum

Fixtures for the 2019 - 2020 season are available from the Thames Valley Chess League League Management System at

http://www.thamesvalleychess.org.uk/


As usual if you wish to import all of the fixtures in one go for

A team
A Club
A Division
A League

then you may do so.

John

An update... We have moved the location of our club to Camberley Baptist Church Hall 15 Frimley Road, Camberley, Surrey, GU15 3EN We have changed the day / time of the meeting to Tuesdays, 6.30pm until 10.30pm and we are working with our new partners, Camberley Chess Club. So, before any of the keen...

Frimley Junior Chess Club has moved to 6.30pm starts each and every (well almost) Tuesday at

Camberley Baptist Church Hall, 15 Frimley Road, Camberley, Surrey, GU15 3EN

in conjunction with the real Camberley Chess Club

Has anyone successfully un suspended a Twitter account ?

The instructions are vague and contradictory.

Fixtures for the 2019 - 2020 season are available from the Hillingdon Chess League League Management System at

http://www.hillingdonchess.org.uk/


As usual if you wish to import all of the fixtures in one go for

A team
A Club
A Division
A League

then you may do so.

John

Full results for the 2019 Hampshire Junior Open Congress are available from :

http://results.utuswiss.co.uk/default

I'm pleased to confirm that I had no involvement in making them. I was asked to review the DVD however. I would love to read that review.... if only Tony Miles were alive! As I recall we wrote that we (BCM at the time) were extremely grateful to be able to review the DVD and we wished TC with his f...

Adam Raoof wrote: ↑

Thu Oct 03, 2019 2:22 pm

John Upham wrote: ↑

Wed Sep 11, 2019 12:30 pm

You might also be interested in a series of instructional videos from Tony Corfe :

Part One

and

Part Two

and

Part Three

Enjoy !

Who knew? Did you make them John?

I'm pleased to confirm that I had no involvement in making them.

I was asked to review the DVD however.

Frankly, I'm not too sure that the wider world cares too much about plagiarism. I can say for sure that the academic community most certainly does. Maybe persons who care little about much in general are not worried about plagiarism assuming they knew what the word meant. Agreed, most academics can...

Joseph Conlon wrote: ↑

Fri Sep 27, 2019 11:05 pm

From Ray Keene's chess column in today's Spectator:

"After 42 years without missing a week, this is my last column for The Spectator."

The final game of the column is Keene-Kovacevic (1973).

Presumably Brighton based Byron Jacobs will have less work to do now ?

Roger Lancaster wrote: ↑

Wed Oct 02, 2019 2:55 pm

Frankly, I'm not too sure that the wider world cares too much about plagiarism.

I can say for sure that the academic community most certainly does.

Maybe persons who care little about much in general are not worried about plagiarism assuming they knew what the word meant.

Methinks it is time to invoke the famous "Ask the Director" feature of the ECF web site.

Will the DoHC (Adrian Elwin) make his thoughts known on this matter ?

J.

NickFaulks wrote: ↑

Sun Sep 29, 2019 5:54 pm

In this case a conspiracy does seem unlikely, since the only person who really cares is Keith.

I would hope that the ECF would also care.

If they don't then perhaps they need to confirm that and then we know where we stand and the GP should be deprecated.

We are still taking entries for the above event : there are spaces left in all sections.

While pondering on the cover of the September 2019 issue of CHESS magazine, I got to wondering how the magazine covered the previous titles won by Adams. I managed to track down the following reports: [I can't find the 1989 CHESS coverage of Mickey's first British title - can anyone help? Was that ...