David Rowson reports on Kingston A's 5-1 victory over the club's B team in division 1 of the Thames Valley League. https://t.co/wC0KVgsMlV With the intra-club matches out of the way, the action now switches to clashes with rival clubs, starting with Coulsdon 1 at home on Monday

A new trail honouring England's overlooked king - BBC Travel

We’re excited to announce that we’ll be exhibiting at Kingston & Merton EXPO25 on October 30 at Chessington School! Come and visit us to learn more about our services to the chess community. Free to Register -> https://t.co/Exu3vU5by6 #EXPO25 #BusinessEXPO25 @KingstonCOC

@EngChessTrack The Nunn's won on a different tie-break

The Kingston A v Kingston B match took place at the club's sumptuous new venue – the Richard Mayo Centre, United Reformed Church in central Kingston (pictured). We can now accommodate 60-plus players for rated matchplay, with other space for social chess

New Kingston A captain Peter Large (pictured) kicks off the season with a terrific report on his team's hard-fought 4.5-1.5 victory over Kingston B in Thames Valley division 1 https://t.co/vWBXp5HZ5F The title defence is under way!

This whole event feels more like wrestling than chess

In the first match of the season - the Thames Valley League encounter between Kingston A and Kingston B, the first Kingston derby in many years, the result was not a surprise. 4.5 - 1.5.

Peter Large scrapes to victory in All Saints Blitz 14 https://t.co/AMhuK3bCSR

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We would like to wish our colleagues at @KingstonChess all the best with their move to a new venue - The Richard Mayo Centre in the centre of Kingston - from tomorrow onwards. This venue hosted their recent Invitational/Swiss events. Here's to another season of friendly rivalry!

Tournament organiser John Foley (right) hands Peter Large his prize (the customary box of chocs) for winning today's All Saints Blitz. Two new tapestries of Anglo-Saxon kings crowned at Kingston form the backdrop. Only one tapestry remains to add: Ethelred, who is still not ready

Peter Large wins All Saints Blitz XIV on tie-break.

14th All Saints Blitz is under way.

The monthly All Saints Blitz restarts tomorrow Wednesday 24 September at 10:15. All welcome. Free. Friendly #chess at the All Saints Church, Kingston. @ClubEpsom @SurbitonChess https://t.co/6oWOyTP5jv

@ecfchess We celebrated the silverware with mineral water before returning to our group training on queenless middle games.

IM Peter Large won the Kingston Blitz tonight with a perfect 6/6. The photograph shows him receiving his chocolatey prize from co-organiser Julian Way, with Ed Mospan looking on. Richmond's Maks Gajowniczek was second with 4.5, ahead of four players (two of them juniors) on 4

Tonight Kingston is displaying its remarkable haul of trophies earned this season - winning eight prestigious chess events - champions of London, Surrey and the Thames Valley.🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆 @ecfchess Kingston is a chess machine striking fear into the hearts of other clubs.

It's good to have a parents panel at a chess event.

It’s a new day! In rainy Brighton ☔️🌧️ Thanks to FM Kenneth Hobson you can read a recap of rounds 2 and 3 of the #Sussexunichess IM norm invitational. Day 2 of the Sussex University IM norm was a double round, with exciting matchups in both rounds. The pick of the matches in