The First NCCU Championship 1901
In our look back at the history of Lancashire Chess, as we celebrate 125 years, we reach the year 1901. 1901 was pivotal for two reasons. It was the first…
In our look back at the history of Lancashire Chess, as we celebrate 125 years, we reach the year 1901. 1901 was pivotal for two reasons. It was the first…
King and Pawn Endgames are the basic endgames which we should learn, especially if one side has one or more pawns than the other. Of course, once the pawn has…
Amos Burn 1848-1925 Amos Burn was a stalwart of the Lancashire team during the late 1800’s, playing for Lancashire in many matches against arch rivals Yorkshire. Rather ironic, as Burn…
The 47th Blackpool Chess Congress took place on Friday 9th February through to Sunday 11th February. A five round Swiss tournament, with 5 sections and £6700 in Prizes. A resounding…