The English Curling Association aims to support, promote and develop the sport of curling in England and unite curlers throughout England in the brotherhood of curling. It also sends teams to major International competitions. Read more about the ECA

Currently there is only one place to play curling in England (in Kent) but we are trying to get other ice rinks interested. If you are keen to play then please get in touch with us.

FURTHER COME AND TRY SESSIONS ANNOUNCED

Rink:  Fenton’s Rink, Tunbridge Wells, Kent TN3 9AQ

Dates: Monday 8th March and Sunday 21st March

Time: 5.45pm -10pm (turn up any time before 8.30pm)

Contacts: Fenton’s Rink (8th March) - 01892 826004, (curlinginkent@hotmail.com)

Adam Bermange (21st March) - 07793 463321 (southofenglandcurlingclub@googlemail.com)

Details: £5 for 1-hour coaching session.  Snacks available.

2010 OLYMPIC UPDATE
As the 2010 Winter Olympics approach you cannot fail to have seen coverage of the new star of British curling, Eve Muirhead in all of the newspapers. So what can you do if you have been enthused by the performance of the British curlers in Canada?

If you live close to Kent you are lucky as you have a curling rink to go to - see link above. However if you live a distance away from Kent I am afraid that you are unlucky as there is little curling elsewhere in England. iceSheffield do have the facilities to play curling to a very basic level and there will also be curling at an outdoor rink in Durham, but unfortunately no other ice rinks have the equipment to offer curling as an activity.

If you live in the North you can travel to Kelso or Lockerbie in Scotland  while there is also a facility across the border in Wales at Queensferry.

For further information please contact us through our contacts page.

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