Category: NLC chess news

Tradition has it that each summer the players of the NLC Chess Circle reluctantly submit themselves for a forensic examination[…]

Life is beginning – only beginning – to get back to normal. Lockdown is easing and the NLC players, having[…]

It was well overdue. Captain Chamberlain is a feared over-the-board player, able to better anyone from the club on his[…]

A small and select online gathering this week, with Mister Widdicombe nobly at his desk protecting the health of the[…]

As the famous saying goes: “The pipped shall become the pipper”. With Mister Giffin QC MA (Oxon) getting so narrowly[…]

Often on a Wednesday night there is a player on form who starts well, gets better, and leaves the others[…]

A quick report this week as the entire reporting staff have been tied up on other matters. So here’s what[…]

A milestone. Wednesday 27 May was the tenth edition of NLC lockdown chess. So how’s it all gone? The first[…]

With your usual chess correspondent attending to other matters it fell to Captain Chamberlain to report on this week’s proceedings.[…]

She’s been threatening it for some time. For the last few weeks the NLC’s own Vera Menchik has been quietly[…]

Online chess is a great leveller. The mighty slip up, the mediocre achieve occasional brilliance and the weak from time[…]

Another exciting week of online Lib chess action. Plenty of games, plenty of blunders, plenty of fun. This week it[…]

It happened last week and it happened again this. The talented new influx of Lib chess players showed the old-timers[…]

Think of a decade, and pick your great Liberal Club chessplayer. The 1890s? Mister Herbert William Trenchard led from the[…]

Wednesday night is NLC chess night, so on Wednesday 15 April the creme of Liberal chess duly met online to[…]