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We are a friendly growing chess club based in the heart of Crewe (near Asda), and we meet up every Wednesday evening from 6:30pm onward. The club is open to all players of any age or strength, and new members are always welcome. The club forms part of the local chess league, and so there is plenty of opportunity for competitive chess for those inclined. So, if you live in or around Crewe, and are looking for a friendly chess club that meets every week, then we hope you’ll come along to investigate.

Find us

Crewe Chess Club ( We actually play upstairs in the Mals Club)
7-9 Beech Street
Crewe
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The club is within a minutes walking distance of Crewe bus station, and there is also free parking in the evening on the ASDA car park which is adjacent to the club.

 

 

Playing Friendly Chess

Crewe Chess Club participates mainly in the North Staffs District Chess League running numerous teams and has recently entered a single team in the Wirral League. It is our aim to offer league chess to all members on a competitive basis.

For friendly chess you can simply turn up at the club any Wednesday evening from 6:30pm, and the odds are that you’ll be sitting down playing chess within ten minutes. If you are a new face at the club, whether a junior or veteran, you will be most welcome.

Come along and play!

A little more about Crewe Chess Club

Crewe had been without a chess club for many years, and players in the area wanting a regular game of chess, have had to travel much further to clubs such as Alsager, Chester and Holmes Chapel. So the Crewe Chess Club was resurrected in June 2014 by Martin Gill, Dave Price, George Scattergood, and  Les Hall and soon followed by Karl Lockett. Within a few months the club membership had already grown to around 20 players. By the start of the 2018/19 season the club has expanded to running six teams in the local Stoke League, together with one team in the Wirral League with a membership of approx 30 players.

 
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