♞	BDCL Clubs					♞
	Thanks to  Alan F. Brookes. (Bulletin Editor 1968-74) for THE FIRST SEVENTY FIVE YEARS 1897-1972……….. Alan T Woollaston
	Clubs that may have been affiliated and then went out of existance between 1905 & 1914 may not be recorded due to the dearth of information.
	Errors may exist as with most epitomes which have been carried out in retrospect. If you can correct any let me know.  99% of Information has been taken from BDCL hand Books since 1922.
	Clubs	Affiliated	Secretarys	Venues,	Notes
	610	1977	C. Shum	610 Community Centre, Kingstanding Rd, Kingstanding, Birmingham B44 9SH	Formerly Perrystanding from 1932-1948 then Kingstanding 1948-1969 then Great Barr 1969-1977 then 610
			R. C. Danbury
			K. A. Babbington
	Acocks Green	1910-14			Champions ❸ 1911
	Aldridge-Brownhills N.A.L.G.O.	1969			Joint team with Sutton Coldfield Corporation, taken over by West Midlands Municipal
	Aldridge & District	1981-09	Les Andrews	Four Crosses (Public House), Green Lane, Shelfield, Walsall,	Formerly Birlec, Aldridge & District disbanded in 2009, The remaining players Joined Boldmere St Michaels
			R. S. J. Smith	Pelsall Comprehensive School, Pelsall Lane, Rushall, Walsall, W
				Fordbrook Community Centre, Pelsall Lane, Rushall, Walsall WS 1NG
				Aldridge Tavern, (Public House), Paddock Lane, Aldridge, Walsall WS9 0BP
				The Friary Club, 39 Whetstone Lane, Aldridge, Walsall WS9 0JD
	Angus W'hampton  Y.M.C.A.	1924-26	C. Knight	Londale Chambers, Lichfield Street, Wolverhampton	Champions ❹ 1925, Known as Wolverhampton Y.M.C.A. in 1925-26
			A. L. Callow	Y.M.C.A. Lichfield Street, Wolverhampton
			G. T. Hopwood
	Ansells		B. Smith	Ansells Sports & Social Club, Aldridge Rd, Perry Barr, Birmingham
	Assay Office	1921-39	H. Dawes	Parochial Institute, Waterworks Rd Edgbaston, Birmingham
				Baptist Memorial Hut, Corner of Rawlings Rd, Bearwood Rd, Smethwick
				Assay Office, Newhall Street, Newhall, Birmingham
	Aston Chain & Hook	1960-62	J. W. Kendall	Works Canteen, Corner of Tyburn Rd, Bromford Lane, Birmingham,
	Aston Consevatives	1914-15			Most of the members killed in the First World War, club disbanded 1918
	Aston Old Edwardians	1932-34	A. A. Conane	King Edwards VI School, Frederick Rd, Aston, Birmingham	Formed in 1892
			W. B. Jones	Otley's Café, 500 Birchfield Road, Perry Barr, Birmingham
	Aston University	1966-68 1971-81	G. Trueman	Aston University, Room 116, Gosta Green, Behind Fire Station, Birmingham B4 7ET	Champions ❺ 1971 & 1972 Formerly College of Technology
			P. D. Roberts	Aston University, Room 143, Gosta Green, Behind Fire Station, Birmingham B4 7ET
			J. R. Brightman	Aston University, Room 552 Fifth floor, Gosta Green, Behind Fire Station, Birmingham B4 7ET
			C. M. Judge
			J. Saville
			K. Arrand
			N. Couch
			A. J. West
			A. Scrimgeour
			G. M. H. Walker
			M. C. Jackson
	Austin Motors	1947-63	A. V. Hill	Foremens Canteen, Lowerhill Lane, Longbridge, Birmingham,	Played from the Longbridge factory, Champions ❹ 1953
			K. P. Stokes	Foremens Canteen, Lowerhill Lane, Longbridge, Birmingham,
	Avery	1953-56	W. A. Whitehouse	Works Canteen, Foundry Lane, Smethwick,
	Bakerlite	1963-83	R. W. Hodgson	The Pavillion Bakelite Ltd, Redfern Rd, Tyseley, Birmingham
			J. R. Horne	Staff Canteen, Bakelite Ltd, Redfern Rd, Tyseley, Birmingham 11
			H. J. Hodgetts	Social Club Damson Lane, off Coventry Rd, 1st right after Elmdon Airport
			E. W. Tewson	Bakelite Social Club Damson Lane, off Coventry Rd, 1st right after Elmdon Airport
			W. P. White
			R. L. Willfratt
			J. B.. Holmes
			A. Keegan
			S. R. Mardon
	Barron Knights (ex Ellisons)		W. B. Pritchard	Birmingham Settlement, 318 Summer Lane, corner Tower Street, Newtown Birmingham B19 3RH
	Bearwood Baptists	1932-34	F. G. Collins	Baptist Memorial Hut, Corner of Rawlings Rd, Bearwood Rd, Smethwick	Champions ❸ 1934 Formerly Smethwick played for two years as Bearwood Baptists then reverted to Smethwick in 1935,
			G. L. Husdon
			R. Vann
	Beetle		J. Harvey	B.I.P. Streetly Works, Aldridge Rd, Streetly, Sutton Coldfield, Staffs
			B. Lloyd
			L. K. Tonks
			J. Harvey
	B. I. P. Chemicals	1962-69	E. G. Ansell	B.I.P. Chemicals Ltd, Popes Lane, Oldbury, Birmingham (№ 1 Gate)
			D. B. Partridge
	Binks Bullows		B. M. Told	Binks Bullows Social Club, Pelsall Rd, Brownhills, Walsall
			Roger Ball
	Birlec	1970-81	J. C. Hall	Staff Canteen, Birlec Works, Redhouse Industrial Estate, Westgate, Aldridge, Staffs.	Became Aldridge & District in 1981 when the works closed
			R. Smith
			J. C. Hall
			Les Andrews
	Birmingham	1899-01 1920-39 1949-2019	J. T. Miles	Midland Insitute, Paradise Street, near Town Hall, City Centre, Birmingham	One of the oldest chess Clubs formed 23rd October 1851 League ❶ Champions 10 times. Player A.(Tony)J.Miles became Britains First UK born Grand Master 1976.
			R. A. V. Tayar	Midland Insitute Library, Margaret Street,  City Centre Birmingham,
			M. A. Prentice	Friends Insitute, 220 Moseley Rd, Highgate, Birmingham 12
			H. S. Gopsill	Midland Adult School Union, Gaywood Croft, Cregoe Street, Lee Bank, Birmingham B15 2ED
			J. T. Miles	Birmingham Medical Institute, 36 Harborne Rd, Edhbaston, Birmingham B15 3AF
			R. H. Bridgwater	Walker Memorial Hall, 18 Ampton Road, Edgbaston, Birmingham, B15 2UJ
			G. P. Smith
			J. Clarke
			G. P. Smith
			T. J. Hindley
			D. W. Wooldridge
			S. S. Jacobs
			J. J. Hayes
			R. G. Swain
			W. R. Moule
			E. J. Wood
			R. W. Hepenstal
			G. J. Gee
			M. R. Ginger
			Dave R. Thomas
			Chris C McConkey
			Brian D. Hopkins
			Dave Rowe
			Marek Schroeder
	Birmingham St Georges	2006-to-date	Chris E. Griffin	Russell House, Saint George's Church Centre, Bridge Street West, Newtown Birmingham B19 2YX	Lucas Factory Closure forcing venue change, became Lucas Birmingham Settlement. In 2004 amalgamation with West Midlands Municipal, became, Birmingham Settlement, moved again in 2006 to local church became Birmingham St Georges.
			John Lunn
			Ken Wise
	Birmingham Central	1897-1900			Founder Members 1897, know to have existed prior 1897
	Birmingham Checkmates	2010-13	Alex Holowczak	Brandhall Conservative Club, 122 Ashes Rd, Oldbury, B69 4RB	Formed out of players from the Quinbourne Centre Junior Saturday Chess club, Shared the Warley Quinbourne venue
				Hill & Cakemore Liberal Club, 87 Nimmings Rd, Halesowen B62 9JG
	Birmingham City Police	1970-74	N. F. Taylor	Band Room, Steelhouse Lane Police Station, City Centre Birmingham 4	Became West Midlands Police in 1974
				Canteen Steelhouse Lane Police Station, City Centre Birmingham 4
	Birmingham Deaf		S. R. Laight	The Deaf Centre, Francis Road, (Opp Welcome Pub), Edgbaston, Birmingham B16 8SZ
			S. Gibson
			M. Jackson
			P. Hickman
	Birmingham Gas	1954-57	E. B. Kirkby	Gas Works, Windsor Street, Duddeston, Aston, Birmingham
	Birmingham Insurance		K. E. Williams	Ridgways Café Temple Street, City Centre, Birmingham
	Birmingham International Centre	1956-58	G. T. Bayliss	International Centre 83 Suffolk Street City Centre Birmingham
			C. G. Rao
	Birmingham Polytechnic		R. G. Winfield	Birmingham Polytechnic, Block D, Franchise Street, Perry Barr, Birmingham B42 2ST
			N. Kierman
	Birmingham Post & Mail	1935-37	H. V. Taylor	White Swan, Edmund Street, Centre, Birmingham
			A. D. Tench
	Birmingham Settlement	2004-2006	J. .A. (Tony) Crump	Birmingham Settlement, 318 Summer Lane, corner Tower Street, Newtown Birmingham B19 3RH	see Lucas (North)
	Birmingham Small Arms (B.S.A.)	1921-22 1945-63	H. P. Taylor	Farm, Sampson Rd, Sparkbrook, Birmingham	Played from the Armory Works Small Heath
			D. J. Hathaway	B.S.A. Senior Staff Canteen, Armoury Rd Small Heath, Birmingham 10
			V. A. Nurcombe
	Birmingham Telephone Area	1968-86	T. E. Farley	Civic House Great Charles Street, Corner Summer Row, Newhall, Birmingham 3	Champions ❸ 1972, ❺ 1970
			A. Mukherjee	Hill Street Telephone Exchange, Canteen, Next to rear Futurist Cinema, B'ham
			K. W. Sparkes	Fifth floor, Telephone House, Newhall Street, Newhall, Birmingham 3
			A. R. Grainger	Post Office Recruiting Centre, Colmore Row ~ Waterloo Street, Birmingham 3
			D. Stockwin	Post Office Social Club, Thorp Street, Off Hurst Street, City Centre, Birmingham B5 4AT
				19 Newhall Street, off Colmore Row, City Centre, Birmingham B3 3PJ
	Bohemians	1898-1931	P. Allender	Y.M.C.A. Dale End, City Centre, Birmingham	Formed 1897 played 1898-1931, Secretary P. Allender was also Joint BDCL General Secretary for 6 years. Bohemians shared venue with City and YMCA Dale End, before moving to the Cobden Hotel, League ❶ Champions a Record 12 times 1929 being the last W.R.Morry originally played for them and won his Individual 2 title 1928-29 before joining Erdington
			A. Bolus	Cobden Hotel, New Street, City Centre, Birmingham
			L. J. Roberts
			H. V. Taylor
	Boldmere	2002-2019	Mike Biddle	Boldmere St Michaels Football Club, Church Rd, Boldmere, Sutton Coldfield, B73 5RY	See Oscott
	Booth	1945-46	A. L . Bradwick	Regent Café, Slade Rd, Gravelly Hill Junction
	Bordesley Liberals	1897-98			Founder Members 1897, know to have existed in 1894
	Bournville	1921-34 1936-37 1948-61	A. H. Eyles	Cadbury's Works Club Room, Bournville, Birmingham	Played from the Cadburys Factory, Champions ❷ 1951, 1955,  Champions ❹ 1950 Winners of Terrill Trophy 1957
			L. C. Andrews
			A. J. Barnecutt
			D. C. Whiteman
			L. G. Parker
			G. Page
			S. J. Thompson
			L. T. Williams
			J Davies
	Brierley Hill	1900-01 1904-05
	Britannic	1948-55	M. C. Clark	Moor Green House, Moor Green Lane, Moseley, Birmingham,
	British Broadcasting Corporation (B.B.C.)		G. Kidner	BBC Broadcasting Centre, Pebble Mill Rd, Edgbaston, Birmingham B5 7QQ
	Bromsgrove	1976	L. R. Price	Avoncroft College, Stoke Heath, Bromsgrove, Worcs. B60 4JS
			T. Uhrmacher
	Brooke-Tool		S. Jackson	Brooke-Tool Manufacturing, 36A Aldridge Rd, Perry Barr, Birmingham,
	Brooke-Tool Manufacturing		R. E. Cambray	Canteen, Warwick Rd, Greet, Birmingham (44 Bus)
	Brook Oil	1949-50 1951-56	Miss M Whitehouse	Brooks Ltd, Clubroom, Ludgate House, Gt Charles Street, Over Wimbush Café	Known as Brooks
	Burman's Ltd	1949-50	A. J. Smith	Gough Arms, Sun Street West (8 Bus or Bristol Rd Tram)
	Burton District Hospital		P. J. W. Nightingale	Queens Head (Public House) A5, 18 Watling Street, Wilnecote, Tamworth	Joined Tamworth & District
	Bushbury	1962-65 1976-2020	Phil F. Staley	Vine Hotel, Stafford Street, Wolverhampton	Bushbury formed 1962. played BDCL two seasons 1964-66 then from 1976-2020,  Former Head teacher Phil Staley was Secretary for over 50 years. League ❶ Champions 5 times
			Adrian Lissamore	Bushbury Community Centre, Northwood Park Rd, Bushbury, Wolverhampton WV10 8EU
				Bilston Sports & Social Club, 71 Wellington Rd Bilston, WV14 6AY
	Camp Hill Old Edwardians	1905-06 1933-34 1936-39	N. M. Bouckley	King Edwards School, Camp Hill, Birmingham	Known to have existed in 1893
	Canning		James Byrne	Jewellers Arms (Pub), Corner Hockley Street, Spencer Street, Hockley, Birmingham B18 6BW
			R. G. Burrows	The Gothic (Public House), corner Great Hampton Street, Great Hampton Row, Birmingham B19 3JP
				Hamstead Lawn Tennis Club, Butlers Rd, Handsworth Wood, Birmingham
	Cannock Chase		D. A. Burgoyne	The Black Cock, Green lane, Walsall Wood, Brownhills, Staffs
	Central		D. Newbold	Blind Insitute Workshop, 62 Woodville Rd, Harborne, Birmingham
	Central		R. H. Burton
	Central Birmingham	2024-to Date	Christopher J. Evans	Jewellers Arms (Pub), Corner Hockley Street, Spencer Street, Hockley, Birmingham B18 6BW	Formerly 100 years Mutual Circle changed name after relocating to the City Centre, Birmingham
	Chance & Hunt	1946-55	P. C. Hoad	Chance & Hunt Social Club, Dogkennel Lane, Langley, Halesowen
			H. B. Coleyshaw
			A. Brookes
			F. J. Cutler
	Chapel Street	1962-63	Ron A Neale	Methodist Church, Chapel Street, Handsworth, Birmingham,	Champions ❸ 1963 Changed name after one season to Handsworth Wood.
	Chelmsley Town		R. Bettam	Onward Members Club, 107 Helmswood Drive, Chelmsley Wood, Birmingham B37 7NS
	Chelmsley Wood		J. Higgs	Bosworth Wood School, Aukland Drive, Area 13, Chelmsley Wood Birmingham 13
			R. Bettam	The Vicarage, 3 Anglesey Avenue, Chelmsley Wood, Birmingham B36 0NS
			C. Weaver	Aukland Hall, Sun Beam Close Chelmsley Wood, Birmingham B36 0NS
				Fordbridge Centre, Nineacres Drive, off Bosworth Drive, Chelmsley Wood, Birmingham B37 5OD
				Chelmsley Wood Library, Beauchamp Close, Chelmsley Wood, Birmingham B37 5OD
				Greenwood (Public House), Helmswood Drive, Chelmsley Wood, Birmingham B37 7NP
	Chrysler (UK)	1968-71			Known as Rootes Motors until 1970, Double winners 1970, Champions ❼ & Townshend Trophy.
	Circle	1956-59	N. Linnell	Hobmoor Community Centre, 256 Hobmoor Rd, Small Heath, Birmingham	Champions ❷ 1952
	City	1904-49 1950-62	H. W. Clark	Y.M.C.A. Dale End, City Centre, Birmingham	League ❶ Champions 4 times, Sometimes known as City of Birmingham. had no conection with Birmingham Corporation H.W.Clark secretary of City & W.H.Dry secretary of Erdington were also joint BDCL secretaries for 20 years 1919-39, City , Joined Erdington 1962-66
			C. G. Butcher	Cobden Hotel, New Street, City Centre, Birmingham
			J. Cleasby	Arden Hotel, (Cobden Room downstairs), New Street, City Centre, Birmingham
			C. Mackie	Arden Café, New Street, by Odeon Cinema, City Centre, Birmingham
			W. T. Bayliss	Digbeth Insitute, Rea Street, Digbeth, Birmingham, opp Coach Station.
			V. G. T. Wooton	St James Parish Hall, Gough Rd, Edgbaston, Birmingham
			H. J. Speak
			G. Argyle
			S. Watkins
			L. G. Green
			W Ritson Morry
			C. Hammersley
	City & Erdington	1962-66	M. G. Collinshaw	Digbeth Insitute, Rea Street, Digbeth, Birmingham, opp Coach Station.	City and Erdington Club. Champions ❹ 1964, Winners of Terrill Trophy 1963, 1966
	City Architects	1967-68	W. Paul Taylor	Baskerville House, Civic Centre, Broad Street, Birmingham 1	Incorporated into West Midlands Municipal 1970
	City Transport	1949	B. Hooton	Wellhead Lane Garage, Perry Barr, Birmingham (	Played half a season and withdrew
	Civil Service	1933-34	S. Cliff	626 Coventry Rd, Sheldon. Birmingham	played one season
	Cliffords		Edwin Roberts	Clifford Motor Components, Cherrywood Rd, Bordesley Green, Birmingham
	Cliffords		C. H. Hall
	Colebrook Shirley	1996-2000	Kim T. Gilbert	Colebrook (Public House), Haslucks Green Rd, Shirley, Solihull B90 2LL	formerly Solihull Lodge now playing from the Colebrook public house
	College of Technology	1958-66	D. Taplin	College of Technology, Gosta Green, Birmingham 4, Behind Fire Station	Champions ❹ 1965, Became Aston University in 1966
			K. Bridgewater
			G. V. Stone
	Coleshill	2016- to Date	Des Green	Coleshill & District Social Club, Ivy Lodge, Parkfield Rd, Coleshill, B37 3LD
	Cosmopolitans	Between 1905-1914			Champions ❸ 1912
	Coventry (Three Spires)	1904-05 1926-36	H. Creegan	Y.M.C.A. 7, Quadrant, City Centre, Coventry	League ❶ Champions 1932, Sometimes known as Coventry Three Spires. Known to have existed in 1893
			J. H. Glover
			H. Sarginson
			B. J. Lewsley
	Coventry (St Osburgs)	1924-27	R. Demay	St Osburgs Club Room, Upper hill Street, Coventry
			F. V. Dix
	Deaf & Dumb Association	1924-25	H. G. Brockliss	Queens College, Paradise Street, City Centre, Birmingham
				Highbury Hall, Graham Street,
				153 Grenville Street, (corner of Bath Row), Birmingham
	District Iron & Steel		N. D. Powell	District Iron & Steel Ltd, Staff Canteen, Brasshouse Lane, Smethwick, Warley, Worcs.
			J. Carroll
	Docker Bros.	1964-70	G. Monaghan	Works Canteen, Rotton Park Street, Ladywood, Birmingham 16	Champions ❼ 1965, Ladywood, Birmingham 16 Became Pinchin Johnson in 1970
			G. Mountford
			A. Easton
			F. Chappell
	Drayton Bassett		G. Handley	Drayton Bassett Workingmans Club, Drayton Bassett, Nr Tamworth
			P. Chandler
			C. Cooke
	Dudley	1897-00 1910-14 1947-51 1966-96	B. A. Willmott	Temperance Hall, 186 High Street, Dudley, (Opp Top Church)	Founder Members 1897, & the First BDCL League ❶ Champions 1897-98 season.  know to have existed in 1894
			J. Whitehead	Dudley Young Conservatives Club, New street, Dudley, Car Park Entrance
			A. V. Kent	Priory House Conservatives Club, (First floor), 2 Priory Road, Dudley DY1 1HH
			G. Elwell
			J. N. Flatley
			I. J. Law
			D. Challenor
			R. Carrier
			S. Betney
	Dunlop	1926-63	T. J. Bandinel	Fort Dunlop Sports Field Pavilion, Holly Lane, Erdington, Birmingham 24	Champions ❸ 1912, 1933, Champions ❹ 1933, 1936,  First Club to raise seven teams 1932
			O. J. Newton
			L. A. Bradbury
			F. I. Tuckwell
			N. F. Baker
			L. V. Green
			C. Monger
			O. J. Newton
			E. M. Joiner
			L. Arculus
			B. Piercy
			D. O'Brien
			T. Spires
			R. J. Sherwood
	East Birmingham	1967-92	H. H. Jones	Alston Secondary School Library, Alston Rd, Bordesley Green East, Birmingham B9 5UN	Known as New road 1952-57 then Handsworth 1957-67 joined West Warwickshire Solihull 1992.
			G. P. Barrett	Mirfield School, Lea Village,Birmingham B33 Clubroom is in the Needlework room
			H. Brockbank	Royal British legion, Kelynmead Rd, Garretts Green, Birmingham B33 8LJ
			C. F. Pitt
			J. Ingram
			J. S. Symonds
			Jim A. Gillespie
	Edgbaston		A. Dooley	Gough Arms, Sun Street West  Birmingham	Formerly known as Burmans
		1950-52	A. J. Smith	S Gladmans Hairdressing Saloon, ,Corner Belgrave Rd, Gooch Street
	Edgbaston Unity	1923-25	H. W. Stanley	101 Gough Rd Edgbaston, Birmingham
	Ellisons	1968- x	C. J. Smith	Ellisons, Corner Aston Lane, Wellhead Lane, Perry Barr, Birmingham B42 2TD	Otherwise known as George Ellisons Ltd
			D. A. Yeomans
			J. R. Thompson
			D. A. Gilbert
			W. B. Pritchard
	Erdington	1899-02 1908-49 1953-62	W. H. Dry	High School, Edwards Rd, Erdington, Birmingham	League ❶ Champions 5 times Erdington formed 1899 -1962, W.R.Morry Joined in 1929-66 and won 5 individual and 6 Division 1 titles, became City and Erdington 1962-66,
			W. E. Evans	122 Gravelly Hill, Gravelly Hill, Birmingham
			W. Ritson Morry	National Schools. High Street, Erdington, Birmingham
			D. W. W. Rogers	Folkhouse, Harrison Rd, Erdington, Birmingham
			H. R. F. Hemmings	Osborn Rd School, Erdington, Birmingham
			F. C. Molyneux
			J. B. Whitehouse
			M. G. Collinshaw
	Erdington & Handsworth	1919-20			Reserves from Erdington & Handsworth, This practice has since been banned.
	F. Copson		D. J. Kingstone	F. Copson Ltd, Spring Lane, Erdington, Birmingham B23
	Evening Dispatch	1937-38 1948-49	E. Glover	Evening Despatch, Composing Room, 168 Corporation Street, Birmingham
	Fisher & Ludlow	1951-57	W. Sands	Canteen Albion Works, Kingsbury Rd, Erdington, Birmingham
	Friends Institute	1901			Formerly Wesleyan & General reverted back to its original name after 1901.
	Gallery		S. Crowe	Rose Villa Tavern, 172 Warstone Lane, Hockley, Birmingham B18 6JW
			Ross Taylor
	General Electric Company (G.E.C.)	1938-72	A. C. Riley	Magnet Club, G.E.C. Electric Avenue, Witton, Birmingham 6 (Gate № 7)	Magnet from 1933-38 Townshend winners 1969.
			P. Manders
			B. P. Wall
			C. Winstone
			J. E. Harvey
			C. Winstone
	Golden Hillock	1960-77	Des L. A. Nicolle	Golden Hillock Comprehensive School. Golden Hillock Rd, Greet, Birmingham 11	Started in 1960 by Head teacher D.L.A.Nicolle, Known as Golden Hillock & St Michaels from 1966-1972. First Team to be promoted from Div ❼ to Div ❶ 1960-71, P.C.Robertson won 5 Indy titles
			P. C. Robertson	St Michaels R. C. School. Milk Street, Digberth, Birmingham,
				Archbishop Ilsley School. Shirley Rd, Acocks Green,, Birmingham B27 7XY
				The Dolphin (Public House) Junction of Warwick Rd, Victoria Rd, Acocks Green, Birmingham B27 6BT
	Goodyear Tyre Co Ltd	1949-52	B. Roney	Pavilion, Goodyear Park, Stafford Rd, Church Rd, Oxley Wolverhampton
	Great Barr	1969-1977	P. D. Stirling	St Marks Church Hall, Brandywood Crescent, Kingstanding, Birmingham B44 9JX	known as Perrystanding from 1932-1948 then Kingstanding 1948-1969 then Great Barr 1969-1977 then 610
				Great Barr Comprehensive School, Aldridge Rd, Birmingham 22a
	Greenlands	2005-2020	Richard F. Collett	Greenlands Social Club, 105 Longbridge Lane, (opp. Longbridge Train Station) Birmingham B31 4LF	Greenlands formerly St James 2020 become Longbridge
			Steve Crees
	H. Samuels Ltd		Miss B Symes	H. Samuels Ltd, Hunters Rd, Hockley, Birmingham,
	Hagley		K. C. Ryder	Hagley Free Church, Worcester Rd, West Hagley, Stourbridge DY9 0NG
	Halesowen	1976-to-date	Dave L. E. Arthur	Manor Abbey Sports Ground, Manor Way, Halesowen, B62 8RN
			M. Millard	Leasowe Sports Centre, Kent Road, Halesowen, B62 8PJ
			J. Bingham	Royal British Legion, Otterbourne Court, off Brundle Hill, Halesowen
			K. Ryder	The Acorn (Public House), corner Maltmill Lane, Cockshed Lane, Halesowen
			Don Curry	Hasbury Conservative & Unionists Club, Blackberry Lane, Halesowen B63 3US
			John Southcote	The Lighthouse, (Public House), 153 Coombs Lane, Coombeswood, Halesowen, B62 8AF
			S Fishburne	The Townsend Social Club, 2 Stourbridge Road, Halesowen B63 3US
			Adrian Priest
	Handsworth (New Road)	1952-67	T. Bray	Y.M.C.A. Soho Rd, Handsworth, Birmingham	Known as New Road 1952-56 and Handsworth from 1956-67 then became East Birmingham
			H. H. Long	Foundry Rd Secondary School, Winson Green, Birmingham
			A. L. Newman	Boulton Rd Secondary School, off Soho Rd, Handsworth, Birmingham
			C. L. Mills
			H. H. Jones
	Handsworth Wood	1963-81 1989-2006	A. W. Neale	Cherry Orchard Hall, Cherry Orchard Rd, Hampstead Hill, Birmingham,	Playing from Chapel Street Methodist Church, Champions ❼ 1962 in their first season, moved to Cherry Orchard Hall Hampsted Hill became Handsworth Wood 1963, after another venue changes became The Royal Antediluvian Order of Buffaloes, (R.A.O.B) 1981, then Holly Lane 1988 and then reverted back to Handsworth Wood 1989-2006.
			Steve M. Chadaway	Beaufort Arms (Public House), Function Room, Old Walsall Rd, Hamstead, Birmingham B42 1NP
			John Mildenhall	The Endwood (Public House) Hamstead Rd, Lane, Birmingham B20 2RR
			K. Jones	R. A. O. B. Social Club, Cliveland Street, Newtown, Birmingham B19 3SN
	Handsworth Y.M.C.A.	1897-01 1902-04 1914-23			Founder Members 1897,
	Harborne	1920-34	H. W. Histon	Y.M.C.A. Serpentine Rd, Harborne, Birmingham	Known to have existed in 1897. Champions ❸ 1921,
			S. Lacy	Baptist Lecture Hall, High Street, Harborne, Birmingham
			H. Doubleday	56 Court Oak Road, Harborne, Birmingham
			J. F. Taylor	Club Building Moor Pool, The Circle, Harborne, Birmingham
	Harborne Red Triangle	1922-25	J. H. Arkell	Mason Memorial Hut, Serpentine Rd, Harborne, Birmingham	Champions ❸ 1923,
	Harrison Works	1932-39	A. W. Harvey	Royal George Café, Bradford Street, Deritend, Birmingham	Champions ❹ 1935
	Hockley		Miss B Symes	Friends Hall, Room 4 Farm street, Hockley, Birmingham,
	Hodge Hill		F. A. Baxter	Heathlands School, Heathway, Hodge Hill, Birmingham
			R A. Peek	Shard End Community Centre, Packington Avenue, Shard End, Birmingham 33
			C. Burton	The Digby, Coleshill Rd, Water Orton, Birmingham B46 1SH
			J. R. Crampton	Heathlands School, Heathway, Hodge Hill, Birmingham
			J. Green
			Larry F. Hayden
			R. Healey
			S. J. Grayland
	Hodge Hill Common
	Holly Lane	1988-89	John Mildenhall	Holly Lane Sports & Social Club, Holly Lane, Erdington, Birmingham B24 9JS	Handsworth Wood, played as Holly Lane one season 1988 after being (R.A.O.B),
	Hopes		C. H. Sechler	Pavillion, Halfords Lane, Smethwick (Nr. The Hawthorns Football Ground)
			L. Spencer
			J. Payton
			J. C. Field
			P. J. Driver
			J. Tromans
			P. J. Sirr
			J. R. Beighton
	Hoskins & Sewell		C. Rush	Bordesley Birmingham
			E. C. Tranter
	Ideal Sports & Social Club		N. J. Cooke,	Ideal Benefit Society Canteen, Pitmastom, corner Moor Green Lane, Russell Rd, Moseley, Birmingham
	Induction	1921	R. J. Le Tellier	Works Wellhead Lane, Perry Barr, Birmingham	Works Team from Wellhead Lane Perry Barr
	Insurance Institute
	John Thompson
	Kings Norton	1922-	Ernest Quinton	Estate Office, Church Rd, Northfield, Birmingham	After one Season in Northfield they Played from the Friends Meeting Hall Cotteridge,
			W. H. Parsons	Friends Meeting Hall, Watford Rd, Cotteridge, Birmingham
			D. J. Hadley	Cotteridge Schools, Pershore Rd, Birmingham
			A. W. Eyles
			J. H. Vincent
			A. J. Clifton
			W. F. Friend
			J. H. W. Barker
			C. E. Cole
			H. Phipps
	Kingshurst		D. Reeves	Kingshurst Sports Association, Meriden Drive, Kingshurst, Birmingham B37 6BX
	Kingstanding	-1998	H. L. Hobbs	Community Hall, Kingstanding Rd, Birmingham 44	Joined by North Birmingham 1998 and became Boldmere 2002
			W. Brislin	Cooksey Rd Sports Pavillion Hall,  Kingstanding, Birmingham,
			F. Hooton	The Deers Leap (Public House), corner Queslett Rd, Cooksey Lane, Kingstanding, Birmingham B43 7EE
			W. Brislin	Royal British Legion, Warriors Club, Lamberth Rd, Kingstanding, Birmingham B44 9NR
			P. D. Stirling
			M. Hooley
			H. E. Hall
			M. Truelove
			Dave Brelsforth
	Kingstanding & North Birmingham	1998-2002	Mike Biddle	Royal British Legion, Warriors Club, Lamberth Rd, Kingstanding, Birmingham B44 9NR	See Oscott
				Boldmere St Michaels Football Club, Church Rd, Boldmere, Sutton Coldfield, B73 5RY
	Kynoch	1937-to-date	A. France	Staff Canteen, ICI Metals Ltd (Kynoch), Witton, Birmingham (Witton Gates)	Originated from europes biggest ammunition factory Witton, League ❶ Champions 9 times
			A. A. Blanco	Kynoch Pavillion Club, Pavillion Drive, off Holford Drive, Perry Barr, Birmingham B6 7BB
			S. G. Temple	Stockland Green Leisure Centre, Community Room, Slade Rd, Erdington, Birmingham B23 7JH
			R. J. McMorran	Barn Social Club, 191 Brookvale Road, Witton Birmingham B6 7AJ
			L. M. Berry	Old Oscott Workingmans Club, 1196 Aldridge Rd Great Barr, B'ham, B44 8PE
			K. W. Bullimore
			R. C. Gill
			Keith R. Ingram
			Grendon Morgan
			Reg Jones
	Lady Westminster		John W. Burke	Lady Westminster (Public House) 19-21 Olton Boulevard East, Acocks Green, Birmingham B27 7RR
	Lichfield	1971-to-date	D. A. Tarbuck	Cruck House, Stowe Street, Lichfield, WS13	Joined in 1971 League ❶ Champions 3 times, being on the fringes, Their Players probably cover the most miles to complete a seasons fixtures,
			K. J. Thompson	Turks Head, Sandford Street, Lichfield, WS13
			P. Jeal	The Guild Room, The Guild Hall, Bore Street, City Centre, Lichfield, WS13 6LX
	50 years Club		C. W. Anderton
			I. C. R. MacGillivray
			J. R. Bright
			J. Bailey
			E. Thorpe
			Brain B. Homewood
			R. A. Hall
			Peter M. Collins
			C. E. Ricketts
			Mel Cooper
			David Short
			Stephen Smithson
	Lichfield & District		K. F. H. Edmonds	Acorn Inn, Tamworth Street, Lichfield, WS13 6JJ
			K. J. Thompson
			L. I. Margerum
	Lickey Banker		B. Johns	Reaside Community Centre, Ormond Rd, Frankley, Birmingham B45 0JD
	Longbridge	2021 to-date	Steve Crees	Austin Sports & Social Club, (President Suite) 30 Tessall Lane, Longbridge, Birmingham B31 2SE	Formerly Greenlands & Previously St James
	Lozells	1946-47	J. T. Roe	Lozells Street Hall, corner with Gerrard Street, Lozells, Birmingham	Venues change names. West Birmingham 1932-46, became Lozells Street Hall 1946 then Lozells 1947-78, amalgamated with Tucker Fastners 1978-98, became North Birmingham, (No connection to the 1921 club) amalgamated with Kingstanding to be Kingstanding North B'ham 1998-02, Moved and became Boldmere 2002. moved again and became Oscott 2019-20
		1947-78	J. B. Jones	Burlington Hall, 100 High Street, Aston, Birmingham
				Birchfield Rd School, Perry Barr, Birmingham
				All Souls Church, Wenlock Rd, Witton, Birmingham 20
				Newtown Community Centre, High Street, Newtown, Birmingham 19
	Lucas (North)	1945-96	F. E. Chetwynd	Staff Canteen, Farm Street, Hockley, Birmingham 19	see Saint Georges
			A. E. D. Flamsteed	S Block Canteen, Farm Street, Hockley, Birmingham 19
			D. Quicke	S3 Restaurant, Farm Street, Hockley, Birmingham 19
			H. Parish	Lucas Social Club, Soho Hill, Hockley, Birmingham 19
			B. Titley
			F. W. Bassett
			J. .A. (Tony) Crump
			M. J. Rees
	Lucas & Birmingham Settlement	1996-04	J. .A. (Tony) Crump	Birmingham Settlement, 318 Summer Lane, corner Tower Street, Newtown Birmingham B19 3RH	see Saint Georges
	Lucas Advanced Engineering Centre	1967-02	Geoff C. Goddard	Lucas Research Centre, Dog Kennell Lane, Shirley, Solihull B90 4JX
	Lucas Automotive		Katharine Prynne
			N. Garrett
	Lucas South		J. J. Carley	Staff Restaurant, Spring Road, Acocks Green, Birmingham 28	Champions ❾ 1989. Champions ❽ 1991. Champions ❼ 1996. after Factory Closure 2002 Joined Shirley to be known as Shirley Lucas.
			J. Freeman
	Magnet Works	1933-38	H. Jelfs	149 Moor Street, City Centre, Birmingham	Champions ❹ 1934, became General Eletric Company 1938
			T. E. Keay
			L. F. Whyman
	Mercia	1971-82 1990-to-date	Barry Smith	Coseley Secondary School, Ivyhouse Lane, Coseley, Bilston, Staffs	Champions ❹ 2010. Champions ❺ 1982. Champions ❼ 1991. Competed in other leagues prior to 1971.
	50 years Club		G. Stokes-Roberts	Royal British Legion, Ruiton Street, Lower Gornal, Dudley,
			Derek W. Perks	Ex Servicemens Club, The Walk, (off Wolverhampton Rd) Sedgeley DY3 1PN
			P. B. Elis	Red Lion, Bull Ring, Sedgley, Dudley DY3 1RU
			Barry Smith	The Crown Inn, High Street, (Jct. The Walk) Sedgley, Dudley DY3 1RJ.
	Midlands Electricity Board	1956-x	F. A. W. Lungley	Corner of Moseley Rd, Stratford Place, Highgate, Birmingham,	Champions ❼ 1971.
			R. B. Lees	MEB Pavillion, Second Avenue, off Green Lane, Bordesley Green, Birmingham 9
			K. S. Marklew	MEB Headquaters, 16 Summer Lane, Birmingham (Bottom of Snow Hill)
			E. Marson	MEB Southern District Office, Kings Terrace, Kings Rd, Kings Heath, Birmingham B14 6TX
	Midland Insitue				Birmingham have played under this name being members of both was once a rule
	Midland Project Group	1964-72			Champions ❺ 1969, Champions ❻ 1967
	Ministry of Works	1959-60	D. A. Hopton	Five Ways House, Islington Row, Entrance Nr George Rd, Birmingham
	Morris Cars	1937-39	B. Edkins	Staff Canteen, Adderley Park, Saltley, Birmingham
			Major A. W. Field
	Morris Commercial	1959-60	M. Keegan	Club House Alum Rock Rd, Alum Rock, Birmingham
	Moseley	1900-01			Known to have existed in 1896
	Moss Gear Co Ltd	1949-55	P. l. Mellor	Moss Gear Canteen, Chester Rd, Castle Bromwich,
			C. Smith
			T. J. Hollier
	Municipal	1921-23	J. W. Jackson	Gas Deptment, Council House, City Centre, Birmingham
			R. V. Rogers	Gas Deptment, Margaret Street, City Centre, Birmingham
			G. Hutchings
			A. H. McGregor
			F. Houseley
	Muntz Metal	1922-24	C. H. Ashford	Muntz Metal Works, Muntz Street, Small Heath, Birmingham
	Mutual Circle	1923-2024	Tom W. Bladon	Rodways Café, High Street, Deritend, Birmingham	Formed by T.W.Bladon 1920 joined the league in 1923. League ❶ Champions 5 times, 100 years running without a Break in the League. The name came from a Circle of Friends taking it in turns to play at each others houses… Now Known as Central Birmingham to reflect their location.
			R. F. Bateson	Digbeth Insitute, Rea Street, Digbeth, Birmingham, opp Coach Station.
			E. Harper	St James Parish Hall, Gough Rd, Edgbaston, Birmingham
			G. T. Stack	Highgate Girls School, Upper Highgate Street, Birmingham
			R. J. Owen	St Lukes School, corner of Bristol Street, St Lukes Rd, Birmingham 5
	100 years Club		H. W. Stanley	Friends Insitute, 220 Moseley Rd, Highgate, Birmingham B12 0DG
			A. C. Hurn	Centre 13, School Rd, off Wake Green Rd, Moseley, Birmingham B13 9ET
			E. Harper	Windermere United Services Club, 110 Wake Green Rd, Moseley, Birmingham B13 9PZ
			R. Galloway	The Stadium Sports & Social Club, Wheelers lane, Kings Heath, Birmingham B13 0ST
			M. A. Yates	The White Swan, Public house, Harborne Road, Harborne B15 3TT
			S. A. Robinson	The Jewellers Arms, 23 Hockley Street, Birmingham, B18 6BW
			Dave J. Cheshire
			G. J. Willetts
			S. O'Sullivan
			Dr. S. N. Singhal
			Mike B. A. Walker
			Joe Iqbal
			Christopher J. Evans
	New Road	1952-56	H. H. Jones	New Rd Secondary School, Winson Green, Birmingham	The New Road club formed in 1952-57 then became Handsworth 1957-67 then East Birmingham 1967-92 Champions ❹ 1954,
	Newhall	1900-02 1903-04
	North Birmingham (Original)	1921-37			Played from Burlington Hall, Aston.  No connection to the following Club same name.
	North Birmingham	1977-98	W. J. Stych	Burlington Hall, High Street, (Newtown) Aston, Birmingham	See Lozells
			F. A. Millward	Newtown Community Centre, High Street, Newtown, (opp. Barton Arms Pub) Birmingham B19 2SW
			A. W. Cook	Holte Leisure Centre, Wheeler Street, Entrance opp Gerrard Street, Newtown, Birmingham B19 2EP
			B. Payne	The Endwood (Public House) Hamstead Rd, Lane, Birmingham B20 2RR
			Mike Biddle
	North Worcestershire	1938-39 1946-48	C. E. Cole	Northfield Insitute, Room 5, Church Road, Northfield, Birmingham 31	Played as North Worcestershire before changing to Northfield
			H. W. Conway	Northfield Insitute, Room 5, Church Road, Northfield, Birmingham 31
	Northfield	1948-57	W. H. Rushton	Annes Pantry, 626 Bristol Rd South, Northfield, Birmingham 31
			H. W. Conway	1211 Bristol Rd South, opp Mavis Rd, Northfield, Birmingham 31
	Northfield Checkmates		G. B. Astbury	Rosefields Nursing Home. 55 Maryland Drive, Northfield, Birmingham B31 2AT	Splintered from Lucas Birmingham Settlement, 2002, Rejoined St George's 2009,  still exists outside the league until (2016)
			Mike J. Rees
	Nuffield (Metal Products)	1946-49	A. J. Markey	Canteen, Common Lane, Washford heath, Birmingham	Nuffield (Metal Products) in Common Lane was the original name before becoming Wolseley Cars and Later Leyland Daf
			A. E. Lees
	Old Draytonians		Larry F. Hayden	Three Tuns, (Public House), A5 Watling Street, Fazeley, Nr. Tamworth
			W. G. Kimberly
	Old Nortonians		C. E. Cole	Kings Norton Grammar School, Northfield Rd, Birmingham
	Old Veseyans		J. F. Yuill	Bishop Vesey's Grammar School, Lichfield Rd, Sutton Coldfied. B74 2NH
			P. J. Allworth
	Olton	1945-to-date	J. E. Fitter	St Margaret's School, Richmond Rd, Olton, Solihull	15 Championships and over 25 Individual Trophies. Believed not to be connected to the 1893 club of the same name
			H. K. Bailey	Congregation Hall, Brookvale Rd,, Olton, Solihull
			G. M. Mills	51 Station Rd Acocks Green,  Birmingham,
			Richard C. Reynolds	Churchill Citizens Club, Warwick Rd, Acocks Green, Birmingham
	75 years Club		E. J. Lightfoot	The New Inn, Garrick Room, Acocks Green, Birmingham 27, Wesley Rd Entrance
			D. R. Brown	Archbishop Ilsley School. Victoria Rd, Acocks Green,, Birmingham B27 7XY
			D. L. Johnstone	19  Victoria Rd, (Side Entrance) Acocks Green,, Birmingham B27 7XZ
			D. Bishop	Tyseley Working Mens Club, Warwick Rd, Tysley, B'ham B11 2EX
			Mark A. Saunders
			W. J. Harwood
			C. Lund-Yates
			Robert Reynolds
	Oscott	2019-to-date	Mike Biddle	Oscott Social Club, 239 Witton Lodge Rd, Short Heath, Birmingham, B23 5LX	See Lozells
				Boldmere Sports and Social Club, 323 Boldmere Road, Birmingham, B73 5HQ
	Oratory	1899-04			Champions ❸ 1902,
	Osler		W. M. Mitchell	Follet Osler Secondary School, Ladywood, Birmingham, (Nr. Crown Cinema)
			Rev. N. S. Power	Follet Osler Secondary School, Ladywood, Birmingham, (Nr. Crown Cinema)
	Osram		P. Gavin	Osram (G.E.C.) Ltd, River Works, Witton, Birmingham B6
	Parkinson Works	1932-54	J. O. Cole	Staff Canteen, Parkinson Works, Station Rd, Stechford, Birmingham	Known as Parkinson-Monitor in 1948
			D. M. Holloway	Parkinson Cowan, Iron Lane, Stetchford, (opp Manor House Pub), Birmingham B33 9AU
			Nurse Hicks
			N. H. Smith
			P. R. Moseley
			H. Barnes
			V. Lyons
			G. M. Turner
			R. E. George
	Perry Common Royal British Legion		A. A. Parker	Perry Common Royal British Legion, 641 College Rd, Perry Common, Birmingham
			P. Johnson
	Perrystanding	1932-48	H. L. Hobbs	Community Hall, Kingstanding Rd, Birmingham 44	Became Kingstanding in 1948, then Great Barr in 1969 then 610 in 1967 then back to 19
	Pheasey	1945-48	F. L. Jebb	Old Barn, Pheasey Estate, Birmingham,	Old Barn, Pheasey Estate, Birmingham
			W. Watkins
			G. Roberts
	Pinchin Johnson	1970-76	F. Chappell	Works Canteen, Rotton Park Street, Ladywood, Birmingham 16	Known as dockers until 1970 Ladywood, Birmingham 16
	Pineapple Estate	1929-31	H. L. Hobbs	3 Waldrons Moor, Allens Croft,  Kings Heath, Birmingham
	Post Office	1912-29 1930-35	W. E. Bower	P.O.Stores, Fordrough Lane, Bordesley Green, Birmingham	Champions ❸ 1913, Champions ❷ 1926, Champions ❷ 1931
			F. G. Blanchard
			C. H. Ford
			C. A. James
	Queen Elizabeth Club		Michael J. Keeshan	Queen Elizabeth Hospital Club, Nuffield House, Mindelsohn Way, Edgbaston, Birmingham B15 2TH
			D. W. Pugh
	Quinborne	1950-1978	W. A. Hurst	Quinborne Community Centre, Ridgacre Rd, Birmingham 32	Promoted in their first season from ❸ to ❷, Champions ❸ 1972, Merged with Warley 1978 to be Warley Quinborne
			N. E. Cutler
			A. Attwater
			W. A. Hurst
			K B. Grant
			G. Trueman
			J. Pastor
			Alan J. Burnet
	R.A.O.B.	1981-88	A. W. Neale	R. A. O. B. Social Club, Cliveland Street, Newtown, Birmingham B19 3SN	See Handsworth Wood
	Redditch	1900- to Date	J. T. Roe	Plymouth Hall, Over Conservative Club, Easemore Rd, Redditch	Although not continuously Redditch can be traced back to 1900 in the BDCL when they won Div ❷ on board count 51½ - 47 over Erdington
			W. T. Flew	Trades & Labour Club, corner Bromsgrove Rd, Britten Street, Redditch B97 4QY
			Jason J. Cole	Abbey Stadium Sports Centre, Birmingham Rd, Redditch B97 6EJ
	125 years Club		P. Church	Woodrow Meeting Room, Woodrow Centre,Studley Rd, Redditch, Worcs.
			Penny A. Wood	Royal British Legion, Easemore Rd, Redditch, Worcs.
			Tom Robinson	Hawthorn Rd Community Centre, corner Hawthorn Rd, Foxlydiate Crescent, Batchley, Redditch, Worcs.
			Michele Clack	Committee Room, Public Library, Alcester Street, Redditch, Worcs.
			Dan Lambourne	Salop Rd Community Centre, corner Salop Rd, Mount Pleasant, Redditch, B97 4PP
				Redditch Trades & Labour Club, 38 Bromsgrove Rd, Redditch, B97 4RJ
				Alvechurch Sports & Social Club, Radford Rd, Alvechurch, B48 7LD
				Alvechurch and Hopwood Cricket Club, Rear of 6 Birmingham Road, Alvechurch, Worcestershire, B48 7TA
	Rock Kipping		Margaret Anderton	Rock Hotel, Old Hill, Tettenhall, Nr Wolverhampton WV6 8QT
	Rootes Motors	1968-70	E. N. Griffiths	Rootes Motors Ltd, Staff Canteen, Coventry Rd. Small Heath, Birmingham 10	Became Chrysler in 1970
	Rover	1962-65	D. J. Whitehouse	Rover Club Room, Woodcock Lane North, Yardley, Birmingham 27,
			R. D. Frazier
	Rushall	1982-2009 2015-to-date	Steve R. Wilcox	Manor Farm Lower School, King Georges Crecent, Rushall, Walsall WS4 1EG	Champions ❻ 2016
				Black Horse Pub, 608A Bloxwich Road, Leamore, Walsall WS3 2XE
				Old Bush Inn (Public House) Walsall Road, Pelsall, Walsall WS3 4BP
				Rushall Olympic Football Club, Dales Lane, Rushall, Walsall, WS4 1LJ
				Old Bush Inn (Public House) Walsall Road, Pelsall, Walsall WS3 4BP
				Rushall Olympic Football Club, Dales Lane, Rushall, Walsall, WS4 1LJ
				St Francis Social Club, 20 Mill Rd, Shelfield, Walsall, WS4 1RH
				Aldridge Social Club, High Street, Aldridge, WS9 8LZ
	Severn Valley	1929-32	H. E. Rose	Meeting House, Church Street, Kidderminster
			J. A. Huskinson
	Shirley	2000-02	V. Butler	Shirley Stadium, Hurdis Rd, Shirley	see Shirley Wythall
			R. Walker	The Shirley Centre, Stratford Rd, Shirley, Solihull B90 3AD
	Shirley & Lucas	2002-11	Gordon S. G. Christie	Wythall Community Club, Wythall House, Silver Street, Wythall, B47 6LZ	see Shirley Wythall
			Dave R. Thomas
	Shirley Wythall	2011-to-date	Kim Gilbert	Wythall Community Club, Wythall House, Silver Street, Wythall, B47 6LZ	Solihull Lodge became Colebrook Shirley in 1996 after their Public House venue, In 2000 moved and become Shirley, In 2002 they Amalgamated with Lucas Automotive to be Shirley Lucas., In 2011 they moved and Amalgamated with Wythall Chess Club to become Shirley Wythall
			Dave R. Thomas
			Gordon Christie
	Skylark		M. Shields	The Skylark, Farnborough Rd, Castle Vale B35 7JG
	Siviter Smith	1952-53
	Small Heath	1903-05			Known to have existed in 1895
	Smethwick	1897-1903 1921-22 1935-1966	R. Vann	Baptist Memorial Hut, Corner of Rawlings Rd, Bearwood Rd, Smethwick	Founder Members 1897, played for six years then faded until revived in 1921 played one season and faded until revived again in 1932 as Bearwood Baptists, played 1932-34 as Bearwood Baptists, reverted in 1935 back to Smethwick, played 1935-66. Changed name to Warley in 1966 then in 1978 amalgamated with Quinborne to be Warley Quinborne.
			A. L. Albini	Baptist Memorial Hut, Corner of Rawlings Rd, Bearwood Rd, Smethwick
			F. E. Banford	Bearwood Rd Schools, 9 Sandon Rd, Bearwood, Smethwick,
	Soho Hill Old Edwardians	1920-26	O. T. Bailey	Wretham Rd, Handsworth, Birmingham	Champions ❷ 1922
			Frank North
	Solihull	1948-to-date	S. J. Crawford	Tudor Court Hotel, 77 Kineton Green Rd, Olton, Solihull B92 7DX	Solihull  joined the League in 1948 amalgamated with West Warwickshire in 1990 to be West Warwickshire Solihull, Joined by East Birmingham 1992, reverted back to Solihull 1994-95
			B. Wood	The Solihull Manor House, High Street, opp Cinema, Town Centre, Solihull B91 3SX
			R. W. Morris	The Bridge Club, corner 909 Warwick Rd, Hampton Lane, Solihull B91 3EP
			R. Haydock	The Blossomfield Club, The Wardens, Widney Lane, Solihull, B91 3JY
			M. Gregory
	75 years Club		R. L. Orford
			P. C. Griffiths
			M. Owen
			M. S. Ardin
			D. Cheshire
			M. J. Tarlow
			Julian H Summerfield
			I. P. Fisher
			C. Leeson
			A. M. Rogerson
			Robin A. Anderton
			Matt Trigg
			John Green
			Penny Wood
			Paul Silverman
	Solihull Lodge	1970-96	A. S. Pasztor	Peterbrook Primary School, High Street, Solihull Lodge, Shirley, Solihull	see Shirley Wythall
			Frank C. Jimenez	Colebrook (Public House), Haslucks Green Rd, Shirley, Solihull B90 2LL
			G. M. Sayers
			A. Stokes
			Kim T. Gilbert
	Solihull Youth		B. Jones	The Sixth Form College, Widney Manor Rd, Solihull B91 3WR	Solihull Youth Chess Club were formed from Solihull following no concessions being offered at that venue/time to the juniors Solihull Youth Chess Club.
			Tim Tidman	Bentley Heath C of E Primary School, Widney Close, Bentley Heath, Solihull B93 9AS
			Robin A. Anderton	Valley Church Centre, Gaydon Rd, Elmdon, Solihull B92 9BN
	South Birmingham	1945-to-date	A. F. Webb	Hartfield Crescent Senior School, Fox Hollies Rd, Hall Green, Birmingham 28	League ❶ Champions 9 times since the millenium, 8 teams across all Divisions 2008, 2017 & 2022 seasons, Only club to have fielded four teams in Division 1 2016-17
			J. A. Wyatt	Cambrai Evening Insitute, Stratford Rd, Hall Green, Birmingham 28
			D. Bishop	Moseley Modern Centre, College Rd, Moseley, Birmingham 13
	75 years Club		F. E. Batson	St Johns Church Hall, St Johns Rd, Sparkhill, Birmingham 11
			E. Tipper	Methodist Church Hall, Botteville Road, Acocks Green, Birmingham 27
			P. G. Partidge	Fighting Cocks Public House, 1 St Mary's Row, Moseley, Birmingham 13
			J. Bowness	The Reddings Football club, Reddings Rd, Moseley, Birmingham B13
			T. A. Latham	Centre 13, School Rd, off Wake Green Rd, Moseley, Birmingham B13 9ET
			W. T. Bradford	Moseley All Services Club, 91 Church Rd, Moseley, Birmingham, B13 9EA
			M. D. Smyth
			Terry W. Walker
			Tim A. Lane
	South Staffordshire		P. J. W. Nightingale	Queens Head (Public House) A5, 18 Watling Street, Wilnecote, Tamworth
			C. Butler
	South Yardley		Susan Butler	Ring O'Bells (Public House), Church Rd, Yardley Birmingham B33 9SG
	Sparkbrook Assosiation	1970-x	P. Cook	Sparkbrook Association, 31 Farm Rd, Sparkbrook, Birmingham 11	Not to be confused with the original Sparkbrook Club of 1895
	Sparkhill	1897-02 1904-14			Founder Members 1897, League ❶ Champions 1909,  ❷ 1910. Known to existed 1896.
	St Georges	1887-1913			Founder Members 1897, League ❶ Champions 4 consecutive Seasons 1899, 1900. 1901, 1902.
	St James	1973-2005	G. Harkin	The Sacristry Church of Our Lady Perpetual Succour, Leach Green Lane, Rednal	Started in 1973 from St James Church Rednal, following the Fischer vs Spassky World Championships, fielded 7 teams in a season, Became Greenlands 2005 after venue change
			D.W.Pugh	The Sacristry Church of Our Lady Perpetual Succour, Leach Green Lane, Rednal
			N. A. P. McSheehy	King George V (Public House), Ballroom Upstaird, Bristol Rd South, Northfield, Birmingham B31 2SP
			I. M. Truscott	Neville Cross Centre, St Bartholomews Church, Allens Farm Rd, Northfield, Birmingham B31 2SP
			A. Hicks	Greenlands Social Club, 105 Longbridge Lane, Longbridge, (opp. Train Station) Birmingham B31 4LF
			Richard F. Collett	Austin Sports & Social Club, (President Suite) 30 Tessall Lane, Longbridge, Birmingham B31 2SF
			D. Lee
			P. Kitson
			L. J. Wheatley
	St Laurence	1948-53	S. Rock	Church Hall, Rectory Rd, off Bunbury Rd, Northfield, Birmingham 31	played from the ... Northfield Pastoral Centre
			Alan Rock
			J. D. T. Parker
	St Peters College	1961-67	M. J. Day	St Peters College, Nr Morris Commercial, Bordesley Green Rd, Birmingham 9	Champions ❻ 1965 ex Morris Comercial
			D. L. Reece
			T. A. Riches
	St Thomas of Canterbury		T. E. Waits	St Thomas School, Sutton Rd, Erdington, Birmingham 23
	St Vincent's	1932-33 1938-39	G. Brittan	102 Moseley Rd, Camp Hill, Birmingham
			G. Lombardi	106 Moseley Rd, Camp Hill, Birmingham
	Stewart & Lloyds	1963-67	M. T. Bacon	Stewart & Lloyds Social Club, Millfield Rd, Bilston, Staffs.	Champions ❺ 1967, Champions ❻ 1966
	Stourbridge	1897-99 1904-05 1926-29-to date	A. L. Homer	R. A. O. B. (G. L. E.) Social Club, Brotherhood Hall, Scotts Rd, Stourbridge, DY8 1UR	Founder Members 1897, League ❶ Champions 1977,  1978, 15 Championships. Known to have existed in 1896.
			T. E. L. Chataway	Stourbridge Institute, Market Street, Town Centre, Stourbridge, DY8 1AD
	125 years Club		G. F. Harris	The Talbot Hotel, 136 High St, Stourbridge, DY8 1DW
			F. Pickett
			I. S. Howarth
			Dr. B. Dudley
			Dave Scriven
			Paul Sharratt
	Sutton Coldfield	1942-to-date	Baruch H. Wood	Church House, 15 Coleshill Street, Sutton Coldfield,	League ❶ Champions 10 times,  7 teams in one season, 1967-68, Started as YMCA (Sutton) 1937-42, B.H.Wood Secretary, Sutton Coldfield 1942, B.H.Wood won 8½ Individual 1 Titles and Founder of CHESS (Monthly) Magazine 1935. Sutton Coldfield have curently won the most BDCL Honours.
			R. A. Humphries	Brown Owl Café, Parade, Sutton Coldfield (Midland Red Bus to Parade)
	90 years Club		F. A. Evers	Park Gate Restaurant Park Rd, Sutton Coldfield,
			R. J. Hancox	Goldieslie Club, Goldieslie Rd, Wylde Green, Sutton Coldfield,
			Arthur E. Utton	Boldmere High School, Cofield Rd, Boldmere, Sutton Coldfield,
			K. J. Thompson	Veseyians Sports & Social Club, Little Hardwick Street, Streetly, Sutton Coldfield,WS9 0SQ
			L. Arculus	Royal British Legion, 6 Rectory Rd,  Nr Town Centre, Sutton Coldfield B75 7AL
			I. B. Mclaughlin	Erdington Conservative Club, 93 Orphanage Rd, Erdington, Birmingham B24 9HU
			D. Watson	Jaguar Sports & Social Club, Gate 3, Jaguar Cars, Chester Rd, Castle Vale, Birmingham B35 7RA
			A. Pawley	The Erdington Club, Sutton New Rd, Erdington, Birmingham, B23 6TD
			C. McKeon	Minworth Lodge, 39 Robinsons Way, Minworth, Sutton Coldfield, B76 9BB
			R. Lee
			Larry F. Hayden
			Keith Escott
			Golam Ali
	Sutton Coldfield Corporation		Alan F. Brookes	Cub Room is annexe of Town Hall, King Edwards Square, Sutton Coldfield,
	T. I. Export		J. Parkes	T. I. Export Ltd, 58-72 John Bright Street, City Centre, Birmingham
	Tame & Rea		E. A. Parr	Canteens, Private Rd off Tyburn Rd, Nr Hawkesyard Rd, Birmingham
	Tamworth (District)	-2014	C. W. Creswell	Tamworth Rugby Union Club, Wigginton Park, Leyfields. Tamworth, Staffs. B79 8ED
			J. F. Ferber
			L. Chruciel
			K. D. Langmaid
			C. J. Nixon
			D. Sandland
			K. Hern
			R. Evans
			C. Butler
			P. J. W. Nightingale
			D. Brown
			Derek Prentice.
			Peter Oliver
	Temperence Institute	1899
	T.I. Export
	Thomas & Baldwins Ltd		H. C. Rowley	Sports Club, Brockmoore, Briley Hill,
	Thompsons		K. Pittaway	John Thompsons Social Centre, Spring Road, Ettingshall, Wplverhampton	See John Thompsons
	Town Clerks Department	1958-59	Garth J. Jenkins	Club Room, Civic Restaurants Dept, Cambridge Street, City Centre, Birmingham
	Tubes	1938-39 1953-68	A. M. Leslie	Senior Staff Canteen, Rocky Lane, Aston, Birmingham 6	Champions ❺ 1961,
	Tubes		J. R. Humphreys
	Tubes Ltd		J. Fairweather	Rocky Lane, Aston
	Tucker Fasteners		B. Payne	Dorrington Rd School, Perry Barr, Birmingham B42 1QR	1888 Manufacturing eyelets for leather boots then Pop rivets,  merged with Lozells to become North Birmingham. Not connected to the Original N.B. 1921 Club.
				Birchfield Harriers Sports Stadium, Aldridge Rd,, Perry Barr, Birmingham B42 2ET
				Newtown Community Centre, High Street, Newtown, Birmingham B19
	Union Locks		D. J. Fellows	Union Works, School Street, Portobello, Willenhall, West Midlands WV13 3PW
			L. K. Tonks
	University of Birmingham	1920-39 1947-05 2012-to-date	A. E. Cragg	University, Edmund Street, City Centre, Birmingham 1	League ❶ Champions 4 times in a row,  five clubs have achieved this, known as just University untill Aston University came along in 1966, 28 Championships in total
			N. J. Megson	Guild of Students, University of Birmingham, Edgbaston Park Road, Selly Oak, Birmingham, B15 2TU
			W. L. Kent
			D. N. Simmons
			J. N. Douglas
			B. J. Lewesley
			E. F. Spencer
			L. K. Ingram
			G. Wilson
			N. M. Bouckley
			A. A. Conane
			E. A. Faulkner
			E. Sharratt
			G. T. Young
			R. W. Tebbett
			A. J. Silvester
			M. J. Eggington
			G. D. Parbrook
			W Whitman
			R. Peek
			B. J. Avenall
			Hon. Sec Chess
			K. W. Masters
			D. B. Meadowcroft
			D. Mount
			G. Havard
			T. N. Parrott
			D. A. Fuller
			N. Brown
			C. Close
			M. J. Hill
			S. Lloyd
			P. Roan
			P. Sambrook
			J. Miller
			A. N. Shepherd
			C. L. Proctor
			S. Hicks
			S. King
			P. J. Fielding
			B. Sullivan
			A. Dawson
			R. Saxton
			S. Dunning
			N. Zelenovic
			Peter Bethell
			Jon Easter
			C. Langham
			M. North
			C. Turner
			C. Purry
			M. Peake
			N. Nicolaou
			J. R. Thompson
			K. J. Williams
			M. Newbigging
			Daniel Lambourne
			Jeffrey Bryant
			Tom Robinson
			Ben Rowlands
			Simon Ellis
			Mary Withy
			Martin Pope
			Ebrahim Arshad
			Steven Apsey
			James Kearney
			Valentina Wells
			Francis Himsworth
			Adithya Phanish
	Walsall	1897-1924	J. Wilkes	Carlton Hotel, High Street, Walsall	Founder Members 1897, Champions ❷ 1908, 1915, 1920, Champions ❸ 1914. known to have existed in 1893
			T. C. Sykes	Central Hall, Ablewell Street, Walsall
			T. G. A. Farrell	St Pauls Church, Hatherton Rd, Walsall,
	Walsall Kipping	1932-34 1936-to-date	W. Howley	St John Ambulance Room, Bradford Street, Walsall	Formed 1932. Cyril Stanley Kipping was the Head Master at Wednesbury High School and a leading problem composer. Over 6000 of these were published, League ❶ Champions 5 times,
			L. A. Green	The Oak Room, The Picture House, The Bridge
			Don Reid	Wisemore Schools Near Walsall Bus Station, Walsall
	90 years Club		H. G. Hughes	Club Room, Top Floor, Co-operative Society, Upper Bridge Street, Walsall
			W. D. Cooper	Club Room, Royal Oak, Ablewell Street, Walsall
			J. W. Leedham	Club Room, Littleton Street, Youth Centre, Nr Bus Station, Walsall
			J. Freeman	Walsall Central Library, First door, Tower Street from Lichfield Street,, Walsall
			E. W. Lees	The Mount Parish Hall, Glebe Street, Walsall
			B. Payne	Alumwell Leisure Centre, Primley Avenue, Walsalll
			Mike G. Groombridge	Walsall Rugby Club, Delves Rd, Maw Green, Walsall WS1 3JX
			Peter Nixon	Bently Leisure Pavillion, corner Bently Rd North, Wolverhampton Rd West, Walsall WS1 3JX
				Pleck Working Mens Club, Scarborough Rd, Pleck, Walsall,WS2 9TT
				The Yew Tree Sports Club, Brakendale Drive, Walsall,WS5 4DA
				Chuckery Mutual Club, 44 Beacon Street, The Chuckery, Walsall, WS1 2DL
				The Railway Club, New Mills, Wednesbury Road, Walsall, WS1 4JG
				St Martins Church, Daffodil Road, Walsall, WS53DQ
	Ward End Social		Terence V Benson	Ward End Social Club, 10 Margarets Rd, Ward End, Birmingham, B8 2BA
	Warley	1966-78	A. L. Albini	Shireland High Schools, Waterloo Rd, Bearwood, Smethwick, B66, 4ND	Champions ❻ 1972, Formerly Smethwick & Bearwood Baptists, became warley 1966 and was joined by Quinborne 1978.
			A. W. Selwyn	Bearwood Rd Schools, Sandon Rd, Bearwood, Smethwick,
			S. J. Wilson
			Dave Rowe
	Warley Quinborne	1978-to-date	A. L. Albini	Bearwood Rd Schools, Sandon Rd, Bearwood, Smethwick,	League ❶ Champions 2000-01, Have won over 15 Indy ❶ Titles
			Alan J. Burnet	Quinborne Community Centre, Ridgacre Rd, Birmingham B32 2TW
	125 years Club		Glen F. Windows	Midland Red Social Club, 43a Wolverhampton Rd South, Quinton, Birmingham B32 2AY
			G. L. K. Whitlock	Brandhall Conservative Club, 122 Ashes Rd, Oldbury, B69 4RB
			M. J. Doran	Hill & Cakemore Liberal Club, 87 Nimmings Rd, Halesowen B62 9JG
			John H. Pakenham	The Stag & Three Horseshoes, (upstairs) Halesowen Rd, Quinton, B'ham B62 9BB
			Dave Rowe
			T. Delaney
			John Fahy
	Wednesbury Conservatives	1903-04 1924-26	E. H. Williams	Conservative Club, Wednesbury
	Wesleyan & General	1899-1904 1950-1989	E. Bonser	Wesleyan & General, Colmore Circus, Birmingham B4 6AR, Left of Gaumont Cinema	Champions ❸ 1971. Known from 1901-04 as Friends Institute. Took over the fuctions of former Wesley House Club 1888
			D. Graham.
			W. G. Powell
			J. Willets
			C. Hicks
			L. G. Barnes
			J. Greenhalgh
			D. G. Jukes
			S. Listwon
	West Birmingham	1932-33 1934-37 1938-39 1946-47	H. E. Wheeler	Key Hill Café. Hockley, Birmingham	Existed in 1894 as a Draughts Club. Became Lozells in 1947 after one season as Lozells Street Hall. still playing after several name changes now as Oscott
	125 years Club		O. Melton	Modern Café. 44 Hockley Street, Birmingham
			J. T. Roe	Lozells Street Hall, corner with Gerrard Street, Lozells, Birmingham
	West Bromwich	1900-03 1911-2024	P. F. Johnson	Y.M.C.A. West Bromwich	The Longest running team in the BDCL without a break (106, 2017) League ❶ Champions 1950
			A. E. Cottrell	West Bromwich Insitute, (In Grammar School), Lodge Rd, West Bromwich
			H. E. Mitchell	The Community Centre, Gayton Rd, West Bromwich
	125 years Club		W. H. Mayhew	Menzies High School, Clarkes Lane, Hateley Heath, West Bromwich
			H. R. Prescoot	West Bromwich Dartmouth Cricket Club Pavillion, West Bromwich, A41 past the Albion
			A. L. Callow	Yew tree Social & Labour Club, Brackendale Drive, Yew Tree Estate, West Bromwich
			W. I. Williams	The Hop & Barleycorn, (Public House), Dartmouth Street, West Bromwich
			A. Princep	The Swan, (Public House), Dudley Street, Swan Village, West Bromwich
			P. G. Harris	West Bromwich Labour Club, Sandwell Rd, West Bromwich B70 8LU
			A. Pickering	Dartmouth Central Club, Devonshire Drive, Dartmouth Park, West Bromwich B71 4AA
			J. S. Hatton
			D. J. Woodman
			W. Partridge
			John E. Crump
			Geoff. C. Wesson
			Phil Bull
			Moin Uddin
			David M Davies
	West Midlands County Council		P. J. Starkie	County Hall, Canteen, 1 Lancaster Circus, City Centre, Birmingham B4 7DJ (Op. Central Fire Station)
			J. Jaworski
	West Midlands Municipal	1970-2004	Alan F. Brookes	The Works Tavern, Cambridge Street, City Centre, Birmingham 1	Champions ❼ 1972. An amalgamation of the Municipal Chess Clubs in the area Sutton Coldfield Corporation, Birmingham City Architects and Aldridge-Brownhills NALGO. Revives the functions of the earlier Municipal club.  In 2004 Municipal Joined Lucas Birmingham Settlement to be known as just Birmingham Settlement.
			Dave J. Cheshire	Public Lighting Dep't, Cambridge Street, City Centre, Birmingham 1
			R. Blocksidge	Baskerville House, Dining Room, Broad Street, Birmingham B1 2ND (Behind Hall of Memory)
			Chris E. Griffin	Nalgo Offices, Mercury House, Cornwall Street, City Centre, Birmingham B3 2DL
				Phoenix Hall Community Centre, 1 Towpath Close, Birmingham B9 4LS, Birmingham B3 2DL
	West Midlands Police	1974-2016	L. Wilkes	The Social Club, Willenhall Police Station, John Street, Willenhall, Edgbaston, Birmingham B5 7RN	Formerly Birmingham City Police
			Paul L. Hardstaff	Canteen Steelhouse Lane Police Station, City Centre Birmingham B4 6NW
			Harvey Quail	Tally Ho Sports & Social Club, Pershore Rd, Edgbaston, B'ham B5 7RN
			M. Stringer
			N. F. Taylor
	Westminster	1899-1907-14?			Sometimes known as Westminster Guild Champions ❸ 1903. 1904, 1907
	Westminster (Lady)	1999-to-date	John W. Burke	Acocks Green Bowl, Westley Rd, Acocks Green, Birmingham B27 7UH	Started as Lady Westminster 1999 after Bob Trevis's pub where they were formed which was a Bank. Guess which one, dropped the Lady after a venue Change
			Peter Lawrence	The Grange Social Club, 13-15 Broad Rd, Acocks Green, B'ham B27 7UZ
	West Warwickshire		C. F. Pitt	West Warwickshire Sports Club, 78 Grange Rd, Olton, Solihull B91 1DA
			J. F. Collins
			S. J. Crawford
	Wilmot Breeden	1938-49 1951-52	J. H. Meek	Staff Canteen Ltd, Wilmot Breeden, Camden Street,  Birmingham
			D. G. Jones	Staff Canteen, Wilmot Breeden Ltd, Amington Road, Tyseley, Birmingham
			M. K. Barlow
			K. Barbour
	Wolseley	1949-53 1972-2010	G. Perrin	Wolseley Social Club, Drews Lane Ward End, Birmingham	Wolseley Chess Club 1949-2010, former car makers, was Known as Nuffield pre 1949 Wolseley joined Westminster in 2010
			M. M. Jack	Leyland Cars Social Club, Alum rock Rd, Alum Rock, Birmingham B8 3BT
			G. Townshend	Bordesley Labour Workingmens Club, Whitmore Rd, Small Heath, Birmingham B10 0NP
			W. H. Balmer
			J. E. Shelley
			Paul Joiner
	Wolverhampton	1899-1900 1901-14 1921-57	Leonard Williams	33 St Johns Street, Wolverhampton.	Formed 1899 League ❶ Champions 5 times
			H. H. Norman	3 Lichfield Street, over Barclays Bank, off Queens Square, Wolverhampton.
	125 years Club		E. E. Tallis	1 St Marks Rd, Chapel Ash, Wolverhampton.
			R. E. K. Roberts	The Vine Hotel, corner Stafford Street, Broad Street, Wolverhampton WV1 1NA
			V. G. Lewis	Wolverhampton Town Hall, Room 2, entrance Red Lion Street, Wolverhampton WV1
			W. A. Aston	The Gondolier (Public House), The Wulfrun Centre, Snow Hill, (Nr. Central Library), Wolverhampton.
			W. N. Boydon	Electric Sports & Social Club, St Marks Rd, Chapel Ash, Wolverhampton. WV3 0QH
			P. S. Watkins	Claredon Hotel, Lovatt Street, Chapel Ash, Wolverhampton WV3 0TN
			M. Duffy	West End Working Mens Club, 71-73 Merridale Street West, Wolverhampton WV3 0RW
			R. Evans	The 44 Club, Spring Rd, Wolverhampton, WV4 6LQ  (off A4123 Wolverhampton Road),
			S. Wilson
			Barry Lewis
			Michael Oakes
			Phil Bull
	Wolverhampton Kipping	1945-1980	W. F. Guy	Secondary School, Dunkley Street, Wolverhampton	League ❶ Champions 5 times, became Rock Kipping 1978-79 then withdrew from the League at the end of 1979-80
			Bert Smith	Municipal Secondary School, Newhampton Rd East, Wolverhampton
			Dr V. G. Jenson	Warstones Rd Schools, Penn, Wolverhampton, Nr. Cinema
			K. G. Humphreys	Springfield Rd Schools, Springfield Rd, Park Village, Wolverhampton
			J. V. Bargery	The Old Hall, St Michaels Church, Coalway Rd, Wolverhampton
			D. G. Edwards
			M. W. Johnson
			A. A. Roberts
			E. H. Goodwin
			Margaret Anderton
	Woodville (ex Central)	1947-1955	F. J. H. Jakeman	Blind Insitute Workshop, 62 Woodville Rd, Harborne, Birmingham	from 1947-50 known as Central:  Chamged name so not to be confused with the original Central Club of 1896
			D. Newbold
	Wythall	1984-2000	T. H. Cox	Wythall House, Wythall Community Park, 52 Silver Street, Wythall, B47 6LZ	Played from Wythall House 52 Silver Street, Wythall, Now Joined by Shirley
	Y.M.C.A. (Birmingham)		John Boyett	Y.M.C.A. 86 Snow Hill, Birmingham 4 (Foot of Snow Hill)
	Y.M.C.A. (Dale End)	1899-1900 1901-30	G. H. Edwards	Y.M.C.A. Dale End, City Centre, Birmingham	League ❶ Champions 1914 know to have existed in 1893 Shared the Dale End venue with Bohemians and City clubs
			J. H. Langley
			A. J. Bollen
			S. J. Kitson
			P. A. Ursell
			J. Hands
	Y.M.C.A. Sutton Coldfield	1937-42	B. H. Wood	Y.M.C.A. Parade, Town Centre, Sutton Coldfield	Became Sutton Coldfield during WW2
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