Results from the 2023 New Zealand Open are available here. For a full breakdown of results and breaks at the last Auckland Open, please visit our results site here. Birmingham Airport also has a large selection of car hire firms, please visit their website for details. Air - the nearest airport is Birmingham Airport. Birmingham International Railway Station is easily accessible from the airport via the ‘Air-Rail Link’ monorail system. For players staying in Walsall, Walsall also has a train station situated close to the city centre. Nearby to the Landywood area is Wolverhampton, Walsall, and Cannock. The venue is located between Walsall and Cannock in the West Midlands and is renowned for its fantastic playing conditions in superb surroundings. Train - Landywood Station is less than a mile from the venue. The free Air-Rail Link takes two minutes to get to the station and operates between 03:30 and 00:30 hours daily.

Outside of these hours, Open Billiards Club the station can be reached by taxi or by walking from the terminal. 1 hour. Approximate taxi cost from Birmingham Airport to Landywood is £60 - 75 and approximate journey time is 30 minutes, subject to traffic conditions. Direct trains operate from Birmingham International to Landywood Station, approx. This year’s World Billiards Championship is fast approaching, we look forward to returning to Landywood Snooker Club for what promisies to be a fantastic six days of competition. Peter Gilchrist is the current World Billiards Champion having beaten David Causier at Landywood in 2023. Please visit our YouTube playlist for footage from this event. Causier will be defending his English Open title having defeated Gilchrist in the final last year. On Monday 11th of February 1946, Mr Bryn Gravenor beat Mr J. E. Harries of Adlams Club, Redfield in the Bristol area final of the English Amateur Snooker Championship held at Bristol Tramways Club, Easton Road.

Over the weekend of 26 - 27th October is the Landywood English Open, followed by the World Championship from Monday to Thursday. Wednesday will see the quarter and semi finals, with the final taking place on Thursday. The Women’s World Championship will also be played, on Wednesday 30th October. In the World Championship, the group stages will be played over Monday and Tuesday (28 - 29th October), with the knockout stage starting on Tuesday (late afternoon). The application, which the clubs' legal advisors say is irreversible, has been seized on by Cotton, who resigned as vice-chairman of the RFU management board over the weekend, and Woodward as clear evidence that those running the clubs are intent on wresting control from the RFU. Many leading cricketers, for example, preserve their amateur status who, although they are not paid wages for each match they play like their professional colleagues, are provided with an annual income by their county or club under the guise of salary for performing the duties of "secretary" or some other office, leaving them free to play the game six days a week. Is the game of golf as played now easier than it was thirty or forty years ago, and are the players now better or worse than they were then?

At one time the medical committee was allowed to recommend the amount of compensation,but that privilege has of late been withdrawn,and they are now restricted to giving a circumstantial account of wounds, leaving the amount of compensation to be settled by higher authority. A borrows 1,000 rupees from the Simlah Bank, giving B and C as his securities; B borrows 1,000 from the North Western Bank, giving A and C as his securities; C borrows 1,000 from the Agra Bank, giving A and B as his securities, all binding themselves to pay ten per cent, interest till the loan is paid off. Gratuities for severe wounds less than the loss of an eye or a limb, vary from three to eighteen months full pay of the regimental rank of the officer wounded. 11. DEBT.-I would strongly advise every young officer to lay it down as a sacred maxim not, if possible, to live beyond his pay; and at first he will be able to do so only by great moderation and economy, but if he can escape that rock at first he may expect an easy course thereafter. Every officer severely wounded, is allowed compensation or "blood money" proportionate to the extent of his wound, and those who have lost an eye, an arm, or a limb, or injuries equivalent to such a loss,receive extra pensions for life.