Entry for the 34th Frome Congress is now open. 16-18 May 2025. Five sections: A FIDE-rated Open and sections for U2000, U1750, U1625 and U1450. congress.org.uk/congress/549…
Link to the brochure and entry form here: drive.google.com/file/d/1moq…
Photos from the 33rd Frome Chess Congress held at the weekend. Thanks everyone for a great event. See you next year? flic.kr/s/aHBqjBrd7h
We're underway in Round 2 of the Minor, Intermediate and Major sections of the 33rd Frome Chess Congress. Good luck everyone.
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Got a win last night at the @FromeChess Congress Round 1
In a double edged game, my opponent recaptured on g6 with the wrong pawn and had to resign after my next move.
Can you see the easiest win for white?
The 33rd Frome Chess Congress commences at 7pm this evening. Follow all results from our FIDE Open and the other 4 tournaments at Chess Results. chess-results.com/tnr940083.…
A rather chilly outdoor meeting for the Frome Chess Congress committee last night. But some changes have been suggested that should make the Congress better than ever. Remember the dates 17th - 19th May 2024.
How fantastic is this? Great initiative @FromeCouncil. Let's go sac those pawns!
These lovely chess benches are in Victoria Park and free to use at any time. Bring your own chess pieces or head to Victoria Park Café and ask to borrow theirs. Great way to spend time outdoors and meet new people!
Photo credit: @FromeChess
Results of the Frome Open and the other three sections (U2000, U1750 and U1550) are available here. Use the drop down menu to navigate away from the Open. Congratulations to all prize winners. somersetchess.org/frome_cong…
Our thanks to all the players for a great Congress this year. Special thanks to the fabulous caterers; to @ChessAndBridge for providing the sets; and to the organising and arbiting team. Same again next year?
Confirmation that GM Keith Arkell (2390) won the Frome Open 2023 with 4.5/5. Oleksandr Matlak (no FIDE rating) and Theo Khoury (2014) finished equal second on 4/5. Well done all.
View of an an exasperated arbiter: Chess players expect the utmost silence during their games. But, seemingly, have no understanding of the concept once their own game has finished.
Here you go! (Take 2)




















