ChessMoves
The English Chess Federation, Danny Rosenbaum, Nigel TowersChessMoves from the English Chess Federation includes content from some of the top chess authors across England ...
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Coaching That Inspires
One of the unique features of the EJCOA National Finals at Nottingham was the wide range of coaching lectures delivered. After juniors finish their games in the tournament they pack into classrooms to take part in highly popular interactive...
England Juniors Win All Four Glorney Events
The 2025 Glorney Cup was a fantastic event for England juniors, who won all four competitions (Glorney: Open U18, Gilbert: Girls U18, Robinson: Open U14, Stokes: Open U12).
How to Solve a Study
This study foxed all the solvers in a recent solving tourney. The event was the Open at the World Chess Composition Congress (WCCC), which is the annual week-long world conference of chess composers and solvers. During the WCCC the annual W...
Littlewood’s Choice
My column is usually for junior games, but I thought I would include one today that was sent to me by a man who is still young at heart. It was played in the very swashbuckling style that I used to adopt as a young whippersnapper growing up...
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