These books are in our library and can be borrowed for free by members. Tip: if you want to do a quick search to see whether a book is in our library, use your browser's 'Find on this page' function (e.g. Ctrl+F on Firefox) and type in your search words.
This list is divided into the following sections: (i) Opening Books; (ii) Trends in openings; (iii) Endings; (iv) General Instruction; (v) Best Games and Details of Well Known Players; (vi) World Championships; (vii) Correspondence Chess; (viii) Informators; (ix) Local news, history etc.; (x) Magazines; (xi) British Chess Federation Yearbooks and Grading Lists; (xii) SCCU Grading lists; (xiii) Kingpin; (xiv) Popular Chess; (xv) Tapes; (xvi) Videos; (xvii) Novels; (xviii) Computers; (xix) Chess Problems/studies; (xx) Chess History/Anecdotes
Opening booksTrends in openings
Endings
Middle Games
General Instruction
Best Games and Details of Well Known Players
World Championships
Correspondence Chess
Informators
Local news, history etc.
Local news, history etc.
Magazines
‘Chess’
‘Pergamon Chess’
‘Chess Monthly’
‘Chess’
British Chess Magazine
British Chess Federation Yearbooks and Grading Lists
SCCU Grading lists
Kingpin
Popular Chess
Tapes
Videos
Novels
Computers
Chess Problems/studies
Chess History/Anecdotes
Modernisation of Library
Our extensive library is the envy of many other clubs. We've recently improved it by adding a computer connected to the internet. We have Fritz installed on the computer for analysis of matches. All members of the club are entitled to borrow books - just ask the librarian or one of the club's officers.