
Cats maul Dogs as Battersea’s London Online Chess League campaign starts
Battersea’s four teams started their London Online Chess League campaigns on Wednesday.

Battersea’s four teams started their London Online Chess League campaigns on Wednesday.

We hope you had a happy holiday weekend. We have a PACKED schedule for you this week – read on because there’s something…

Exciting news: we have a full schedule for this week AND the club has entered three teams in the upcoming 4NCL Online league.…

She stayed to the bitter end and beat off some of our highest-ranked players, this week Geetha Prodhom is our Battersea Members…

First up on Sunday we will host our first online simultaneous match streamed live to the world against the Ginger GM himself, and a big friend of the club, GM Simon Williams. Then we have the return of El Chessico.

London Chess League bosses have said matches will continue as usual this week – despite English Chess Federation’s suggestion that evening competitions…

Coronavirus is affecting all areas of life right now – here is a round-up of what’s happening in the local chess leagues.…

As cases of coronavirus rise, we would like to pass on to club members and anyone attending the club the latest advice from the Surrey County Chess Association.

Battersea Chess Club kicked off 2020 last night with more than 50 people at its weekly meeting, a Battersea derby, a London…

Battersea’s battle royal continues this week as the Contest of Kings reaches the quarter-final stage

Fixtures for the upcoming 2019/20 Central London Chess League season have been released and the Battersea matches are now live on our club calendar.

It’s that time of year again – the highlight of summer when the ECF grades are out. This year Battersea can boast…

The schoolboy hot-shot scored 5/6 to scoop the Ultimo title at yesterday’s Southern Gigafinal in Sandown Racecourse.

The English Chess Federation has given Battersea a top gong in its annual ECF Awards, naming our website the 2019 Website of…

Battersea’s first team have signaled they’re coming for Wood Green’s kings of the London Chess League title after rounding off the club’s best finish in, it’s believed, 80 years.