Bowls England, a privately owned organization founded in 2007 and headquartered in the UK, serves as the national governing body for lawn bowls in England. Employing approximately 30 people, the organization's activities center on promoting and developing the sport. In 2023, its revenue was less than $10 million. The organization aims to increase participation, foster community engagement, and ensure the long-term sustainability of lawn bowls.
The Under 25 International Squad competed in the British Bowls U25 International Series in Ayr, Scotland, on an unspecified weekend. The third week of the 2025 Aviva National Bowls Finals concluded at Victoria Park, Royal Leamington Spa, with new champions crowned in various events; Ruby Philpott, Chelsea Spencer, and Amy Pharaoh won the Women’s Triples. The second week of the 2025 Aviva National Bowls Finals also took place at Victoria Park, Royal Leamington Spa, featuring Para events. Bowls England awarded Dr Anna Molony Honorary Membership for her contributions to the organisation. In June, Bowls England and the English Indoor Bowling Association received Sport England funding to explore a potential amalgamation.
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