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Curling has never been so popular! Find out why by booking a lesson at the North of England’s only dedicated curling hall. Our Olympic-sized rink with four ice sheets is open to all ages and abilities, professionals and novices alike. The curling rink is completely wheelchair friendly too. We offer guided sessions and coaching tailored to you, so what are you waiting for? Sweep into action and see if you have Olympic potential!
1511
Curling originated in Scotland where games were played during winter on frozen local ponds.
1838
Due to the growing popularity of the sport, the Grand Caledonian Curling Club was created and formulated the first official rules.
1842
The Grand Caledonian Curling Club obtained royal patronage, becoming the Royal Caledonian Curling Club (RCCC).
1860
The RCCC created standardisation of rules and equipment throughout the game.
1871
Preston Curling Club is formed at The Red Lion Hotel, Church Street.
1907
Although there had been indoor ice rinks in Manchester in the late 19th century, 1907 saw the first indoor rink built in Scotland, Crossmyloof in Glasgow.
2004
Fenton’s Rink in Kent was the first ice rink to open in the UK dedicated to the sport of curling.
2014
By 2014, Scotland was home to 22 ice rinks providing opportunities for people to take part in curling.
2018
The opening of The Flower Bowl saw the newest and most unusual curling rink open in Preston. It is the only dedicated curling rink in the North of England.
Garstang Rd, Preston
PR3 0BT
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Garstang Rd, Preston
PR3 0BT
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(for Sat Nav please use PR3 0RB)
