1995 British Chess Championship, Swansea, 31 July–11 August - Swansea Leisure Centre • 1994« »1996

1995 British Chess Championship		Fed	Elo	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	Total
1	Matthew D Sadler	ENG	2575g	w43+	b25+	w38+	b17+	w2=	b10-	w9=	b6=	w3+	b5+	w4+	8½
2	Aaron P Summerscale	ENG	2455m	w36+	b40+	w9+	b7+	b1=	w5=	b3-	w4-	b6+	w22+	w10+	8
3	Keith C Arkell	ENG	2505m	b22+	w21+	b5=	w8=	w17+	b9+	w2+	b10-	b1-	w15+	b13=	7½
4	Jonathan P Levitt	ENG	2420g	w24=	b33=	w35+	b14=	w44+	b22=	w30+	b2+	w5+	b10=	b1-	7½
5	Jonathan F Parker	ENG	2415m	b20+	w31+	w3=	b12=	w13+	b2=	w10+	b24+	b4-	w1-	w9+	7½
6	Richard A Bates	ENG	2345	w33=	b24=	w44=	b19+	w7+	b14=	b12=	w1=	w2-	b29+	w22+	7
7	Mark L Hebden	ENG	2570g	b27=	w51+	b15+	w2-	b6-	w19-	b41=	w16+	b18+	w30+	b17+	7
8	James C Howell	ENG	2525m	w35+	b12=	w32+	b3=	w9-	b26+	w14=	b22-	b21+	w17+	b15=	7
9	Matthew J Turner	ENG	2400m	b16+	w18+	b2-	w31+	b8+	w3-	b1=	w15=	b19+	w13+	b5-	7
10	Christopher G Ward	ENG	2500m	w23+	b32=	w14=	b21+	w25+	w1+	b5-	w3+	b22=	w4=	b2-	7
11	Graeme N Buckley	ENG	2355f	b18-	w48+	b16=	w22-	b23=	w28-	b20=	w51+	b41+	w27+	b24+	6½
12	Mark Ferguson	ENG	2360	w42+	w8=	b27=	w5=	b30-	b40+	w6=	w31+	b13-	b14=	w26+	6½
13	Michael T Hennigan	ENG	2465m	b34+	w30+	b17-	w39+	b5-	w24-	w23+	b44+	w12+	b9-	w3=	6½
14	Brian R Kelly	IRL	2300	b49+	w15=	b10=	w4=	b31+	w6=	b8=	w19=	b17-	w12=	w25+	6½
15	Andrew J Ledger	ENG	2410m	w44+	b14=	W7-	b40=	w41+	b36+	w22=	b9=	w24+	b3-	w8=	6½
16	Oliver A Jackson	ENG	2200	w9-	b47+	w11=	b32=	w26-	b23-	w52+	b7-	w37+	b40+	w36+	6
17	Geoff W Lawton	ENG	2385m	w41+	b28+	w13+	w1-	b3-	b38+	w24-	b30+	w14+	b8-	w7-	6
18	Luke J McShane	ENG	2170f	w11+	b9-	w26+	b25-	w21=	b32-	w40+	b36+	w7-	b38=	w30+	6
19	Nicholas G Pert	ENG	2160	w32-	b23+	w40=	w6-	b27+	b7+	w25+	b14=	w9-	b24=	w21=	6
20	Joseph Ryan	IRL	2210	w5-	b46=	w42=	b33-	w45=	b41=	w11=	b37+	w38=	b44+	w29+	6
21	Ian D Thompson	ENG	2310	w45+	b3-	w41+	w10-	b18=	b44=	w33+	b26=	w8-	w28+	b19=	6
22	Simon K Williams	ENG	2250	w3-	b42=	w46+	b11+	w38+	w4=	b15=	w8+	w10=	b2-	b6-	6
23	Paul V Byway	ENG	2245f	b10-	w19-	b51=	b50+	w11=	w16+	b13-	w34+	b27-	w39+	b31=	5½
24	Charles A Cobb	ENG	2210	b4=	w6=	w25-	b45+	w32+	b13+	b17+	w5-	b15-	w19=	w11-	5½
25	Harriet V Hunt	ENG	2385wm	b48+	w1-	b24+	w18+	b10-	w30=	b19-	w29=	b28=	w31+	b14-	5½
26	Donald J Mason	ENG	2295	b51=	w27=	b18-	w49+	b16+	w8-	b28=	w21=	b31=	w34+	b12-	5½
27	Jeremy F S Menadue	ENG	2255	w7=	b26=	w12=	b44-	w19-	b45+	w38=	b33=	w23+	b11-	w43+	5½
28	James E Vigus	ENG	2110	b29+	w17-	b39-	w34+	w36-	b11+	w26=	b32=	w25=	b21-	w38+	5½
29	Michael H Barnes	ENG	2295	w28-	b41-	w52+	b42=	w43+	b33=	w36=	b25=	w44+	w6-	b20-	5
30	James E Cobb	ENG	2280	w37+	b13-	w45+	b38=	w12+	b25=	b4-	w17-	w32+	b7-	b18-	5
31	David J Coleman	ENG	2255	w47+	b5-	w33+	b9-	w14-	b43+	w37+	b12-	w26=	b25-	w23=	5
32	Lawrence Cooper	ENG	2315f	b19+	w10=	b8-	w16=	b24-	w18+	b34=	w28=	b30-	w33=	b35=	5
33	Richard Dineley	WLS		b6=	w4=	b31-	w20+	b39=	w29=	b21-	w27=	w40=	b32=	b34=	5
34	Ben Hague	ENG	2230	w13-	b45-	w50+	b28-	w49+	b42+	w32=	b23-	w47+	b26-	w33=	5
35	Jonathan P Nelson	ENG	2255	b8-	w52+	b4-	w37-	b51=	w48=	b47-	b42+	w43=	b46+	w32=	5
36	Jack Rudd	ENG	2230	b2-	w49=	b37=	w48+	b28+	w15-	b29=	w18-	b39=	w41+	b16-	5
37	Konrad Van Zyl Smit	RSA	2100	b30-	b43=	w36=	b35+	w40=	w39=	b31-	w20-	b16-	w45+	b49+	5
38	Mark L Condie	SCO	2450m	b52+	w39+	b1-	w30=	b22-	w17-	b27=	w41=	b20=	w18=	b28-	4½
39	Gerald M Hayes	ENG		w46+	b38-	w28+	b13-	w33=	b37=	w44-	b47=	w36=	b23-	w42=	4½
40	Stephen C Ledger	ENG	2260	b50+	w2-	b19=	w15=	b37=	w12-	b18-	w48+	b33=	w16-	b44=	4½
41	Karl C C Mah	ENG	2200f	b17-	w29+	b21-	w46+	b15-	w20=	w7=	b38=	w11-	b36-	b52+	4½
42	David L Martin	WLS	2180	b12-	w22=	b20=	w29=	b48=	w34-	b51=	w35-	b45=	w50+	b39=	4½
43	Robert S McFarland	ENG	2215	b1-	w37=	b49=	w51+	b29-	w31-	b48=	w45=	b35=	w47+	b27-	4½
44	Michael J Yeo	ENG	2210	b15-	w50+	b6=	w27+	b4-	w21=	b39+	w13-	b29-	w20-	w40=	4½
45	Paul S Cooksey	ENG	2115	b21-	w34+	b30-	w24-	b20=	w27-	b46+	b43=	w42=	b37-	w48=	4
46	Richard J Gaughan	ENG	2085	b39-	w20=	b22-	b41-	w52=	b50=	w45-	w49+	b51+	w35-	b47=	4
47	John K Robinson	ENG		b31-	w16-	b48-	b52=	w50=	b49+	w35+	w39=	b34-	b43-	w46=	4
48	Ruth Sheldon	ENG	2185wf	w25-	b11-	w47+	b36-	w42=	b35=	w43=	b40-	b50-	w52+	b45=	4
49	Michael E Binks	ENG	2110	w14-	b36=	w43=	b26-	b34-	w47-	w50=	b46-	w52+	b51+	w37-	3½
50	James J McDonnell	IRL	2055	w40-	b44-	b34-	w23-	b47=	w46=	b49=	b52=	w48+	b42-	w51=	3½
51	Leighton Williams	WLS	2135	w26=	b7-	w23=	b43-	w35=	b52=	w42=	b11-	w46-	w49-	b50=	3
52	Andrew Fish	WLS	2165	w38-	b35-	b29-	w47=	b46=	w51=	b16-	w50=	b49-	b48-	w41-	2

1995 British Ladies Champion: Harriet Hunt
1995 British Under-21 Champion: Matthew D Sadler
IM norm: Simon K Williams

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1995 BCF Major Open, Swansea (incorporating the British Under-18 Championships)

1995 BCF Major Open		Fed	Elo	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	Total
1	Gary Quillan	ENG	2290	b59+	w37+	b22=	w8+	b14+	w3+	b2-	b4+	w24+	b12+	w15+	9½
2	Andrew L Mack	ENG	2245	b67+	w39=	b20+	w83+	b4+	w16+	w1+	b8=	w15=	b3=	w12=	8½
3	Darryl Wolstencroft	ENG	2185	w123+	b82+	w30=	b39+	w12+	b1-	w14=	b23+	w8+	w2=	b4+	8½
4	Alan G Grant	SCO	2140	w95+	b85+	w64+	b63+	w2-	b24+	b45+	w1-	b9+	w19+	w3-	8
5	Adam C Hunt (U18 ch)	ENG	2180	w89=	b88+	w72+	b13=	w44=	b36+	w39=	b32=	w10+	b15=	w24+	8
6	Rohan M Churm	ENG	2115	w80-	b68-	w95+	b109+	w43-	b123+	w85+	b57+	w27+	b14+	b9=	7½
7	Lee A Grinsell	ENG	2130	b102=	w110=	b43=	w87=	b71+	w98+	b34-	w94+	b51=	w45+	b19+	7½
8	Andrew J C Hammond	ENG		w108+	b80+	w10=	b1-	w72+	b44+	w17+	w2=	b3-	b24=	w31+	7½
9	Kalim Ullah Khan	BAN	2235	w83=	b97+	w28=	b76+	w38-	b48+	w29+	b54+	w4-	b17+	w6=	7½
10	John E Littlewood	ENG	2290f	b84+	w41+	b8=	w14-	b20+	w23=	b40=	w43+	b5-	w37+	b25+	7½
11	Oliver Rosten	ENG	2190	b49+	w46=	b26=	w38-	b67+	w94-	b59+	w83+	b20+	b18=	w23+	7½
12	Alan P Spice	ENG	2180	b43=	w71+	b94+	w29+	b3-	w41+	b19=	w34+	b26+	w1-	b2=	7½
13	Andrew N Dyce	WLS	2135	b110=	w106+	b50=	w5=	b26-	w21=	b77+	w87=	b43+	w51+	b18=	7
14	Stewart G Haslinger	ENG	2145	w104+	b26=	w86+	b10+	w1-	b22+	b3=	w19=	b35=	w6-	b39+	7
15	Thomas Hinks-Edwards	ENG	2250	b62+	w20=	b40+	w22=	b41=	w29=	b83+	w39+	b2=	w5=	b1-	7
16	Tim Jaksland	DEN	2240	w26-	b119+	w61+	b82+	w22+	b2-	w23-	b28-	w77+	b62+	w38+	7
17	Alex Lewis	ENG	2140	b90+	w78-	b81+	w26=	b94=	w64+	b8-	w21+	b40+	w9-	b50+	7
18	Richard G Pert	ENG	2110	bye=	bye=	bye=		b107+	w78+	b50=	w98+	b34+	w11=	w13=	7
19	R Alan Barton	ENG	2245	w48+	b23=	w114+	b30+	w24=	b54=	w12=	b14=	w44+	b4-	w7-	6½
20	Marc C Bautista	ENG	2080	w109+	b15=	w2-	b70+	w10-	b77=	w68+	b96+	w11-	b54+	w32=	6½
21	Christopher Beckett	ENG		w27=	b52-	w120+	b36-	w47+	b13=	w63+	b17-	w96+	b42=	w57+	6½
22	Daniel L Bisby	ENG	2120	w91+	b44+	w1=	b15=	b16-	w14-	b98-	w81=	w95+	b92+	w67+	6½
23	(Denis) Michael Denison	ENG	2065	b122+	w19=	w96=	b52=	w32+	b10=	b16+	w3-	w54=	b57+	b11-	6½
24	Tim R Dickinson	ENG	2180	b81+	w105+	b29=	w34+	b19=	w4-	b94+	w45+	b1-	w8=	b5-	6½
25	John A Dodgson	ENG	2130	w88=	b100=	w85-	b68=	w106+	b76=	w93+	b64+	w32=	b44+	w10-	6½
26	Christopher Franklin	ENG	2250	b16+	w14=	w11=	b17=	w13+	b57=	w30=	b38+	w12-	b28=	w36=	6½
27	Alexis M Harakis	ENG	2215	b21=	w92+	b39-	w94-	b81+	w59=	b84+	w41+	b6-	w58+	b29=	6½
28	Chris I Howell	ENG	2080	b113+	w50=	b9=	w51=	b34-	w102+	bye=	w16+	b33=	w26=	b35=	6½
29	Milton Ioannides	ENG	2050	b124+	w66+	w24=	b12-	w52+	b15=	b9-	w50=	w92+	b32=	w27=	6½
30	John C Moore	ENG	2120	b112+	w58+	b3=	w19-	b78+	w34=	b26=	w51=	b45=	w35=	b33=	6½
31	David M Moskovic	ENG	2165	w64-	b95+	w49=	b60=	w93+	b97-	w76+	b48=	w65+	b36+	b8-	6½
32	John Naylor	ENG	2240	b92=	w103+	b83-	w53+	b23-	w46+	b49+	w5=	b25=	w29=	b20=	6½
33	David Parr	ENG	2220	w76=	b72-	w71=	b123+	w77=	b60=	w61+	b82+	w28=	b38=	w30=	6½
34	Andrew Philip Smith	IRL	2290f	w74+	b114=	w36+	b24-	w28+	b30=	w7+	b12-	w18-	b46=	w53+	6½
35	Paul L Williamson	ENG	2200	w77=	b89=	w93+	b64=	w97=	b61+	w38=	b36=	w14=	b30=	w28=	6½
36	David Wise	ENG		b106=	w70+	b34-	w21+	b59+	w5-	b75+	w35=	b39+	w31-	b26=	6½
37	Philip Almond	ENG		w98+	b1-	w90+	b44-	w85-	b70=	w72+	b60+	w48+	b10-	w43=	6
38	Joseph P Conlon	ENG	2040	w44-	b108+	w80+	b11+	b9+	w45-	b35=	w26-	b87+	w33=	b16-	6
39	Edward J Dearing	SCO	2060	w116+	b2=	w27+	w3-	b51+	w50+	b5=	b15-	w36-	b52+	w14-	6
40	Keith Escott	ENG		b120=	w102+	w15-	b89+	w64=	b85+	w10=	b44-	w17-	b68=	w72+	6
41	Timothy G Hare	ENG		w117+	b10-	w68+	b85+	w15=	b12-	w96=	b27-	w82+	b47=	w44=	6
42	Mandy S Haslinger	ENG	2060w	b56=	w87=	b110+	w50-	b102=	w83-	b78=	w105+	b71+	w21=	b51=	6
43	Mark Kambites	ENG		w12=	b54=	w7=	bye=	b6+	b63+	w57=	b10-	w13-	w84+	b37=	6
44	David J Ledger	ENG	2305f	b38+	w22-	b69+	w37+	b5=	w8-	b66+	w40+	b19-	w25-	b41=	6
45	John Merriman	ENG	2300	w97=	b61=	w48+	b73+	w63+	b38+	w4-	b24-	w30=	b7-	w46=	6
46	Joel K M Newman	ENG	2050	w121+	b11=	w52=	b96=	w54-	b32-	w95+	w70=	b98+	w34=	b45=	6
47	Robert C Noyce	ENG	2205	b71=	w94-	b87-	w113+	b21-	w103+	b81=	w76+	b78+	w41=	b49=	6
48	John M Potter	ENG		b19-	w112+	b45-	w90+	b117+	w9-	b67+	w31=	b37-	w81=	b78+	6
49	Norman Solomon	ENG		w11-	b116+	b31=	w79+	w86=	b96=	w32-	b66+	w57-	b65+	w47=	6
50	F Norman Stephenson	ENG	2275	w65+	b28=	w13=	b42+	w57=	b39-	w18=	b29=	w62=	b64+	w17-	6
51	David J Walker	ENG	2330	w82-	b104+	w65+	b28=	w39-	b74+	w52+	b30=	w7=	b13-	w42=	6
52	Robert F Willmoth	ENG	2200	b60=	w21+	b46=	w23=	b29-	w62+	b51-	w71=	b94+	w39-	b81+	6
53	Chris A Baker	ENG	2005												5½
54	J E Beedle	ENG													5½
55	David K Evans	WLS	2205												5½
56	Martyn Goodger	ENG													5½
57	Andrew N Greet	ENG	2155					b50=			w6-				5½
58	William Hewitt	WLS	2085												5½
59	Christine Jensen	DEN	2015	w1-											5½
60	Aiden M Leech	ENG		w52=											5½
61	Roger D W Marsh	ENG													5½
62	R Newton	ENG										b50=			5½
63	Marcus E Osborne	ENG	2160				w4-								5½
64	Edmund C Player	ENG				b4-							w50-		5½
65	Andrew E Ram	ENG	2015	b50-											5½
66	Ben D Savage	ENG	2195												5½
67	Antony Sheehan	WLS	2005	w2-											5½
68	Andrew J S Slough	ENG			w6+										5½
69	Leon H Wooldridge	ENG													5½
70	Gary R Andriessen	ENG													5
71	Michael J Blakemore	WLS													5
72	John A Feavyour	ENG				b5-									5
73	David G Flower	WLS	2070												5
74	David J Garner	ENG	2020												5
75	Gareth Hughes	WLS	2235												5
76	Ian G Kelly	ENG											w102+		5
77	Nicholas S Lee	ENG													5
78	Paul A Lesniowski	ENG													5
79	Richard Millward	ENG	2140												5
80	Colin R Moore	ENG		b6+											5
81	Richard P F Morgan	ENG													5
82	Adam J Musson	WLS			w3-										5
83	Richard J Savory	ENG	2080				b2-								5
84	Thomas Walton	ENG													5
85	David J Whitehead	ENG			w4-					b6-					5
86	Philip S Brown	ENG	2125												4½
87	Peter E Chaplin	ENG													4½
88	Tristram D P De Piro	SCO			w5-										4½
89	S R Williams			b5=											4½
90	John S Garnett	ENG													4½
91	Nicholas D Mitchem	ENG													4½
92	Stephen Mulligan	ENG	2275												4½
93	David J Spence	ENG													4½
94	Alec J Toll	ENG													4½
95	Neville R Twitchell	ENG		b4-		b6-									4½
96	Gordon Botley	ENG	2220												4
97	Michael P Cook	ENG													4
98	Kieran Coughlan														4
99	Abigail Dyce (» Cast)	WLS	2050												4
100	Daniel C Gibbs	ENG													4
101	John Gillibrand	ENG													4
102	Emily Howard	ENG											b76-		4
103	Ed J G Hurwitz	ENG													4
104	Heather Lang	SCO													4
105	Arpi Shah	IND													4
106	Marc A Shaw	ENG													4
107	Moshe Talberg	RSA													4
108	S[haun E?] Taylor	ENG													4
109	Fritz W Vanderwal	AUS					w6-								4
110	Ludger M Flunkert														3½
111	Tim Hebbes	ENG													3½
112	Adrian C Laurence	ENG													3½
113	D Levy														3½
114	K A Lim														3½
115	James S Macrae	SCO													3½
116	S C Mills														3½
117	E Ryan														3½
118	Claire Byrne														3
119	Susan C Howell	ENG													3
120	Robert A J Hurn	WLS													3
121	Charles W D Marsh	ENG													3
122	Nathan A Ben														2½
123	Ian P Judd	ENG	b3-						w6-						2
124	Robert J Hulley	ENG													1½

1995 BRITISH UNDER-18 CHAMPIONSHIP:
Contested as part of the Major Open.

1995 British Under-18 Champion: Adam C Hunt (Oxford).

1995 British Girls' Under 18 Champion: Mandy Haslinger (Formby)

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1995 BRITISH UNDER-16 CHAMPIONSHIP:

(1-2) Aiden M Leech (Maidenhead), Ian A Debbage (Swindon) 5½/7; (3) Mark I Roberts (Sevenoaks) 4½; (4-8) Nathan S W Alfred (Beckenham), Ruth A Bates (Richmond), Paul A Carpenter (Torbay), David A Gold (Berkshire), Stuart A White (Bolton) 4; (9-11) David J Lewis (Earley), Alastair P Mills (Ashtead), James E Mills (Ashtead) 3½; (12) Rupesh H Tailor (Solihull) 3; (13-14) Timothy E L Douglas (Winchester), Martin J Holt (Solihull) 2½; (15) David E Buckley (Keynsham) 1½; (16) Amy Lydia Kieran (Hayes, Kent) ½.

1995 British Girls' Under-16 Champion: Ruth A Bates (Richmond)

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1995 BRITISH UNDER-15 CHAMPIONSHIP:

(1-2) Nathan S W Alfred (Beckenham), Aiden M Leech (Maidenhead) 5½/7; (3-4) Richard M Jones (Solihull), Carl Moxley (Chipping Norton) 5; (5-10) Ruth A Bates (Richmond), Stephen A Deall (Southampton), David A Gold (Berkshire), Jessica Ho (Maidstone), Peter A Levermore (Scunthorpe), Philip R Pugh (Preston) 4½; (11-15) Lee Bailey (Bolton), Richard Cleveland (Wales), Scott A Crockart (Swindon), Ian A Debbage (Swindon), Alex J Edmans (Earley) 4; (16-20) David E Buckley (Keynsham), J Edwards, Elise Ford (Ashton-under-Lyne), Mark I Roberts (Sevenoaks), Tomas M Thrower (Sutton) 3½; (21-26) Lucy J Broomfield (South Norwood), Lee B Collins (Cowley), Peter Hinton (Edinburgh), Catherine Holmes (Hayes, Kent), Ellen Walker (Southend), John P Weatherlake (Ashford) 3; (27-29) Paul A Carpenter (Torbay), Scott Gerrard (Bolton), Timothy C Kiddell (Ipswich) 2½; (30-32) Andrew Douglas (Ireland), Matthew P George (Amersham), Stuart Goodhew (Shrewsbury) 2; (33) Piers E B Crombleholme (Dudley) 1½; (34) L(ee?) James (Wales?) ½.

1995 British Girls' Under-15 Champions Ruth A Bates (Richmond) & Jessica Ho (Maidstone)

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1995 BRITISH UNDER-14 CHAMPIONSHIP:

(1-2) Peter A Levermore (Scunthorpe), Timothy Manuel (Streatham) 5/7; (3-6) Brendan C Newell (Manchester), Nayan Shah (Ashby-de-la-Zouch), Jay Stockham (Middlesbrough), Leigh J Debbage (Swindon) 4½; (7-9) Josephine H Badger (Norwich), Elise Ford (Ashton-under-Lyne), Jessica Ho (Maidstone) 4; (10-14) L(ee?) James (Wales?), Nidhi Kumar (India), Matthew J Lewsey (Colchester), Andrew D Walden-Jones (Wales), Ellen Walker (Southend) 3½; (15-16) Daniel J D Hutson (Richmond), Nick Watson (Monmouth) 3; (17-18) Andrew Douglas (Ireland), Leighton Powell (Richmond) 2½; (19) Christian A McCaul (Barbican) 1½.

1995 British Girls Under-14 Champions Josephine H Badger (Norwich), Elise Ford (Ashton-under-Lyne) and Jessica Ho (Maidstone)

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1995 BRITISH UNDER-13 CHAMPIONSHIP:

(1-3) David J Hodge (Dawlish), Richard S Jones (Swansea), Richard J D Palliser (Beverley) 5½/7; (4-8) Leigh J Debbage (Swindon), Daniel Gallagher (Bolton), Stephen M Jones (Solihull), Ben Murray-Watson (Ross-on-Wye), John C Warris (Richmond) 5; (9-12) Josephine H Badger (Norwich), Amanda J John (Swansea), Jonathan B Mutton (Peterborough), Michael John R White (Bristol) 4½; (13-21) Melanie Buckley (Keynsham), Oliver Gill (Hull), Graeme Kafka (Scotland), Laurence Rackham (Chichester), Heather S Richards (Whitstable), Tobias W Stock (Ashford), Jay Stockham (Middlesbrough), Jonathan E Swindells (Newcastle-upon-Tyne), Richard J Watts (Stowmarket) 4; (22-29) Russell J Dickie (Bournemouth), Anthony M Eskinazi (Barnet), Richard Glover (Chester), Anna F Hardy (Torbay), Tim Hebbes (Ilford), James A McRobbie (Ashtead), Charlotte R Monniot (Wiltshire), Anthony Spary (Monmouth) 3½; (30-40) David W Bates (Richmond), David J (Dai) Carpenter (Wales), Marcus A Coupe (Rotherham), David A Froud (Stowmarket), Joanna S Hart (Sutton), Timothy Holmes (Hayes, Kent), Roger D Knight (Yeovil), Ian C Moore (Ashford), Reece L J Newell (Manchester), Dafydd Steele (Oswestry), Andrew Willetts (Scotland) 3; (41-43) Robert B George (High Wycombe), Laurence Hooper (Cardiff), Nidhi Kumar (India) 2½; (44-47) Harry K Boardman (Abergavenny), John G Bourke (Cardiff), Henrietta S E Cobb (Swindon), R Singh 2; (48) S Thomas 1½; (49) R Haynes 1; (50) S Lambert ½.

1995 British Girls' Under-13 Champions Josephine H Badger (Norwich) and Amanda J John (Swansea)

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1995 BRITISH UNDER-12 CHAMPIONSHIP:

(1) Matthew P Broomfield (South Norwood) 6/7; (2) Jonathan B Mutton (Peterborough) 5½; (3-6) Adway Chowdhuri (India), Anthony M Eskinazi (Barnet), Thomas J S Dougherty (Richmond), Desmond T N Tan (Mitcham) 5; (7-9) Ross B Rattray (Sutton), Heather S Richards (Whitstable), T Wood 4½; (10-17) Stephen P Clark (Gerrards Cross), Paul S Davies (Ashfield), Matthew D Feld (Ashtead), Matthew Georgiou (Scunthorpe), Roger D Knight (Yeovil), Reece L J Newell (Manchester), Tobias W Stock (Ashford), Michael John R White (Bristol) 4; (18-25) Alex Blake (Lewisham), Alison R Draper (Liverpool), James J Foster (Newbury), J(ames P?) Gallagher (Trafford), David N Greet (Truro), Amanda J John (Swansea), Bernhard M Klein (Liverpool), Alexander Longson (Ashton-under-Lyne) 3½; (26-30) Edward Armstrong (Basingstoke), David W Bates (Richmond), James P Kent (Hadleigh), R Singh, Simon Thanesan (Maidstone) 3; (31-36) Oliver N Bright (Bristol), A Dickinson, Robert Giddens (Ilford), Paul E Higgins (Sevenoaks), Richard C Pike (Bucks), Anthony Spary (Monmouth) 2½; (37-38) Iain Gunn (Maldon), Richard Murphy (Bolton) 2; (39) Laurence Hooper (Cardiff) 1; (40) Philip G J Luen (Esher) 0.

1995 British Girls' Under-12 Champion Heather S Richards (Whitstable)

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1995 BRITISH UNDER-11 CHAMPIONSHIP:

(1) Simon T Buckley (Keynsham) 6½/7; (2-4) Stephen P Clark (Gerrards Cross), Alvin N Kissoon (Maidstone), Bernhard M Klein (Liverpool) 5½; (5-10) Graham P Bates (Solihull), Adway Chowdhuri (India), Nicholas B Kingston-Smith (Richmond), Nicholas D Timms (Street), Andrew D Walden-Jones (Wales), Laurie Waller (Ipswich) 5; (11-14) Matthew P Broomfield (South Norwood), Stephen J E Casement (Herne Bay), James J Foster (Newbury), Matthew J Lewsey (Colchester) 4½; (15-25) Stephen C Bough (Cowley), Thomas P Bourne (Bristol), Toby Haslinger (Formby), Andrew J Hughes (Aylesbury), Matthew C King (Cobham), Chris J A Rawlinson (Godalming), Claire L Thrower (Sutton), Peter M Titmas (Maidstone), John C Tompson (3Cs), Jack Waller (Ipswich), Jason K Werbeloff (South Africa) 4; (26-37) Christopher R Charman (Solihull), Alison R Draper (Liverpool), David Kay (Guildford), Himanshu Kumar, Ross Alexander C Mooring (Richmond), Kieran J Newell (Manchester), Philip J Peck (Hull), Sophie E Tidman (Solihull), Graham Walker (Southend), Nicholas A Ward (Cosham), Ravi Wariyar (Newcastle), Simon A Williams (Birmingham) 3½; (38-43) Oliver J N Cooley (Hayes, Kent), Craig A Hanley (Lancaster), Victoria L Kowalkowski (Ashfield), Craig D Morrison (Barnet), Koichi B Nicholas (Slough), Robbie Scott (Tiverton) 3; (44-50) Nicholas A Frost (Tiverton), David Ho (Maidstone), Paul Holmes (Teignmouth), James McDonnell (Tonbridge), Leila Nathoo (Twickenham), Royce M Peever (Wells), Robert D White (Bristol) 2½; (51-55) Heather L Coupe (Rotherham), M Davis, Colin Kay (Guildford), A Rose, L(uke?) Williams (Bottesford?) 2; (56-59) Harriet E Bates (Richmond), D Alexander John (Swansea), Owain H John (Swansea), A Roberts 1½; (60) Stephanie A Byway (Hertford) 1.

1995 British Girls' Under-11 Champion Claire L Thrower (Sutton)

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1995 BRITISH UNDER-10 CHAMPIONSHIP

(1) Alvin N Kissoon (Maidstone) 7/7; (2-4) David Ho (Maidstone), Matthew C King (Cobham), Peter M Titmas (Maidstone) 5½; (5-11) Kumardip Chakraborty (India), Jonathan M Fish (Stockport), Simon Jeffares (Ireland), David A Shaw (Manchester), Nicholas D Timms (Street), Liam D Varnam (Berkshire), Graham Walker (Southend) 5; (12-15) Toby Haslinger (Formby), Krunal Kahar (Cheltenham), Thomas M Kneafsey (Solihull), Himanshu Kumar (India) 4½; (16-30) Kenan Boztas (Surrey), James Buchanan (Cowley), Lorin A R D'Costa (Beds), Christopher Dixon (Richmond), Stephen C Froud (Stowmarket), Gawain C B Jones (Guisborough), Oliver J Luen (Esher), Daniel McGowan (Scotland), Leila Nathoo (Twickenham), Kieran J Newell (Manchester), David N G H Preiskel (Barnet), Chris J A Rawlinson (Godalming), Murugan Thiruchelvam (Richmond), Joseph D Weekley (Wales), Alison N W Winston (Edgware) 4; (31-37) Daniel Atherton (Lancashire), Jonathan L B Blackburn (Stoke-on-Trent), Timothy K Chase (Ashtead), Michael J N Graham (Barnet), John Rennie (Wallasey), Mark Richards, L(uke?) Williams (Bottesford?) 3½; (38-50) E Carey, S Cooper, Katherine L Feld (Ashtead), David S D Gunn (Maldon), Christobell E K Harrington (Ipswich), Laurence T Hunt (Oxford), D Alexander John (Swansea), Emily Manuel (Grantham), Paul E Richards (Whitstable), Mark H Rushmore (Scotland), Lucy A Styles (London), Robert Taylor (3Cs), James Thanesan (Maidstone) 3; (51-56) Harriet E Bates (Richmond), Craig D Morrison (Barnet), Neil D Tailor (Solihull), A Taylor, R White, Tony A W Winston (Edgware) 2½; (57-62) Matthew W Burgess (Kent), Karen R Davies (Ashfield), Michael W Healey (Richmond), Andrew J Murphy (Bolton), Annabel C Schleh (South Hams), Joseff(?) Williams (Wales?) 2; (63-64) Duncan S Morrison (Barnet), B Williams 1½; (65) Heather Walker (Southend) 1; (66) Andrew T Daffern (Stamford) 0.

1995 British Girls' Under-10 Champions Leila Nathoo (Twickenham) and Alison N W Winston (Edgware)

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1995 BRITISH UNDER-9 CHAMPIONSHIP:

(1) Kumardip Chakraborty (India) 6½/7; (2-3) Gawain C B Jones (Guisborough), Himanshu Kumar (India) 6; (4-6) Oliver D Brookes (Richmond), Jonathan M Fish (Stockport), Simon Jeffares (Ireland) 5½; (7-11) Kenan Boztas (Surrey), Ameet K Ghasi (Birmingham), David Ho (Maidstone), Thomas E Rendle (Crowborough), Murugan Thiruchelvam (Richmond) 5; (12-26) David C Bareham (Thamesdown), Samuel B Buckley (Keynsham), Philip Cable (Christchurch), Tom Cameron (Surrey), Daniel R Caps (Barnet), Oliver E D Coddington (Southampton), Michael J N Graham (Barnet), Krunal Kahar (Cheltenham), (John) Ezra Lutton (Basildon), Charles Marsh, Alexander O'Neill (Ilford), B Payne, Mark Richards, Paul E Richards (Whitstable), Peter M Titmas (Maidstone) 4½; (27-36) David M Armstrong (Basingstoke), Timothy K Chase (Ashtead), Richard G Fitton (Kettering), Christobell E K Harrington (Ipswich), Michael W Healey (Richmond), Daniel Marmot London), Daniel McGowan (Scotland), Kenji O Nicholas (Slough), Emily L Player (Stowmarket), Aaron Taylor (Ashtead) 4; (37-48) Michael J Bridger (Southend), Adam W Britton (Keynsham), Scott Cooper (Ireland), Ashley J Ferguson (Prescot), Nathan A J Gauge (Surrey), (John) Ezra Lutton (Basildon), Nicola Mangion (Surrey), Timothy Manton (Penwith), Leila Nathoo (Twickenham), R Thomas, J Williams, Timothy Woodward (London) 3½; (49-64) James Berlin (Ilford), Tye A Byram (Southend), S Carpenter, Benjamin T Edelshain (London), Sumeet K Ghasi (Birmingham), Lydia M Goodwin (High Wycombe), Stephen Griffiths (Cardiff), C Hall, C Hammond, Christopher G Hansell (Bucks), Harvinderpal S Landa (Braunstone), Duncan S Morrison (Barnet), David Stephens (Gloucester), H Taylor, Heather Walker (Southend), L Williams 3; (65-68) Suzie G Blackburn (Stoke-on-Trent), Ruth Hardman (Liverpool), James C J Rudland (Surrey), James Thanesan (Maidstone) 2½; (69-79) Richard T G Banks (Bolton), Jalina Belle (London), Francesca Berlin (Ilford), Samuel Greenhalgh (Cornwall), Amir A M Habibi (Maidstone), Sara C Higgins (Sevenoaks), Anand Kahar (Cheltenham), Arthur D Noble (Southend), M Taylor, Philip J Taylor (Bucks), J Williams 2; (80) C Hammond 1½; (81-83) S Burns, Cheyenn Pereira (London), Dujon Toussaint (London) 1; (84) Sahir Hangoebl-Shahzad (Barnet) 0.

1995 British Girls' Under-9 Champions Christobell E K Harrington (Ipswich) and Emily L Player (Stowmarket)

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1995 BRITISH UNDER-8 CHAMPIONSHIP

(1) Kumardip Chakraborty (India) 6/7; (2-4) Ameet Ghasi (Birmingham), Gawain C B Jones (Guisborough), Himanshu Kumar (India) 5; (5-9) Adam Eckersley-Waites (Cambridge), Sumeet K Ghasi (Birmingham), Matthew B Moore (Crowborough), Duncan S Morrison (Barnet), Patrick Reid (Daventry) 4½; (10-18) Samuel B Buckley (Keynsham), Tye A Byram (Southend), Tom Eckersley-Waites (Cambridge), Stephen J Gordon (3Cs), Matthew P Jellett (Southend), Graham P Morris (Cowley), Thomas E Rendle, Daniel J Skelton, Murugan Thiruchelvam 4; (19-24) Ashley J Ferguson (Prescot), C Hall, C Kay, (Edward) Josiah Lutton (Basildon), A Norton, Tony A W Winston (Edgware) 3½; (25-40) Jacob R Abondolo, Suzie G Blackburn (Stoke-on-Trent), Chetan Deva, Samuel J Gilding, S Greenhalgh (Cornwall), Sara C Higgins (Sevenoaks), Mervin R Kissoon (Maidstone), Nathan J O'Grady (Frome), B Payne, James C J Rudland (Surrey), Hector S K Wakefield (Cardiff), Heather Walker (Southend), Robert White, J Williams, L Williams, Timothy Woodward (London) 3; (41-42) Amir A M Habibi Maidstone), C MacDonald 2½, (43-55) William E Foster (Newbury), Philip T Hayward (Thamesdown), James P Heppell (Norwich), Nicholas P Jellett (Southend), Anand Kahar (Cheltenham), Sophie Kingston-Smith (Richmond), Claire H Morris (Cowley), Kenji O Nicholas (Slough), M Potter, Lakshman Ruthirapathy (Pinner), Naomi Scott (Exeter), Chris J Smith (Kettering), Joel Talbot (Basingstoke) 2; (56) Samuel C Wilkin (Pinner) 1½; (57-61) Francesca Berlin (Ilford), D Clara [possibly a misprint in the yearbook for David A Clark, Gerrards Cross?], Helen J Draper (Liverpool), James P Gravelle (Wales), Charles W Heppell (Norwich) 1.

1995 British Girls' Under-8 Champions: Suzie G Blackburn (Stoke-on-Trent), Sara C Higgins (Sevenoaks) and Heather Walker (Southend)

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1995 BRITISH VETERANS' (Over-60) CHAMPIONSHIP:

(1) Lim Kok-Ann (Singapore) 5½/7; (2) Malcolm Peart (Scarborough) 5; (3-4) Michael B Fox (Warley Quinborne), Roelof D Westra (Hull) 4½; (5-6) J Garth Andrews (London), H James Draisey (Bristol) 4; (7-10) Fred R Appleton (Bath), Peter C Doye (London), James R Nicolson (Manchester), Joseph M Soesan (Kenilworth) 3½; (11) David A S Buckland (Cowley) 3; (12) Frank G Hatto (LLanelli) 2½; (13) Anthony C Summers (Southampton) 1½; (14) Frank A Boagey (Hartlepool) ½.

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ALL-PLAY ALL TOURNAMENTS:

Blackburne Section: (1) Jeremy N Fraser-Mitchell (St Albans) 8/11; (2) J Holland (Holt) 7½; (3-5) R Webster, Stephen J Connor, Timothy Lunn 7...
Staunton Section: (1) Martyn J Harris (Newcastle-under-Lyme) 8½/11; (2) Andrew Foulds (Oakham) 8...
Atkins Section: (1) Alexander F M Meynell (London) 8/14; (2) Nicholas J Savory (Dereham) 7½... (8 players)

WEEK 1 TOURNAMENTS:

Harry Baines Memorial: (1) Charles H Storey (Newcastle) 7½/9; (2) Colin Walton (Durham); (3) Roger J Ditchburn (Eskdale) 6... 20 players. Grading Prizes to R Downing, J Timms

Morning Section A: (1) Chris J Morrison (Vietnam) 4½/ 5; (2-4) D Ross Brennan (Hatfield), R Carpenter (Torquay), Gerald Moore (Hounslow) 4... 26 players. Grading Prize to T Douglas

Morning Section B: (1) Hugh Flockhart (Edinburgh) 4½/5; (2) R Jones (Swansea) 4; (3-5) Simon N Anscombe (Holmfirth), M Pearson (London), John Shaddick (Basingstoke) 3½... 21 players

Afternoon Section: (1-2) Chris A Ray (Newcastle-upon-Tyne), John J Young (Newcastle-upon-Tyne) 4/5... 8 players

WEEK 2 TOURNAMENTS:

Harry Baines Memorial: (1) Roland B Cole (Truro) 9/9; (2) J Burgess (Sale) 6½; (3) Colin R Ramage (Barking) 6... 19 players. Grading Prize to Klem Majewski

Morning Section A: (1) Gerald Moore (Harlow) 4½/5; (2) D Williams (Ammanford) 4; (3-6) Peter W Hempson (Sheffield), Nick C Jones (Witney), Lester I Millin (Oxford), Kenneth I Norman (Wokingham) 3½... 21 players

Morning Section B: (1-3) Ivor S Annetts (Tiverton), J Coleman (Birmingham), Patrick C Ribbands (Cambridge) 4... 24 players

Afternoon Section: (1-2) Russell A James (Rugby), Timothy Kett (London) 4/5... 11 players

WEEKEND TOURNAMENTS:

Intermediate: (1-2) C Evans (Rhondda), D Lee (London) 4½/5... 27 players

Minor: 1 Allan J Short (Witney) 5½/6; (2) M Thomas (Kettering) 5... 28 players

RAPIDPLAY: (1-4) Tim R Dickinson (Banbury), Adam C Hunt (Oxford), Graham D Lee (Oakham), Matthew J Turner (Scunthorpe) 5... 61 players. Grading Prizes to S Mitchell, D Everitt, Christian McCaul, Joseph Timms

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THE 82nd BRITISH CHESS CHAMPIONSHIPS SWANSEA 1995

We last visited Swansea in 1987 when Nigel Short won the Championship. The venue, a bowls hall in The Leisure Centre, is plenty big enough at 12,000 sq.ft, but certainly is not without its problems. We knew there was an inadequate number of side rooms. Thus there was no real analysis room in the afternoons and the Commentary Room usually had to be reset each day. However, the main problem was that the whole of Europe was gripped by a heat wave and it was also extremely humid. The forced ventilation in the Centre was quite unable to cope and it was impossible to find huge fans which, in any case, would only have swirled sticky air around. Not as bad as Cuba where Tony Miles said it is his custom after a game to return to his room, take a shower, and only then undress, but bad enough. Naturally this led to some organisers and players moving at half their normal speed. A great pity because there is no doubt that Swansea is a fine place to spend two weeks in the summer. Still, most of the 923 entries enjoyed themselves.

The British Championship was hotly contested. First Matthew Sadler and Aaron Summerscale took the lead but then Chris Ward put a spoke in the young grandmaster's wheels and beat him so that there was no clear leader at the end of the first week. Keith Arkell was the next to strike the front with 6/7 but again Chris did his work to bring him back to earth. Now Jonathan Parker led with 6½/8 but Jonathan Levitt beat him to take the lead with 7/9. Chris was unable to fulfil his destiny and beat Jonathan Levitt in round 10. They only drew and this brought a last round encounter between Matthew Sadler and Jonathan Levitt which the younger GM won convincingly. This may seem to have been just a game of musical chairs which happened to conclude with a win by Matthew but he achieved the best rating performance of 2619 and Aaron Summerscale's second with 8/11 was the next best with 2581. Only Simon Williams achieved an IM norm but other youngsters such as Richard Bates, Brian Kelly, Luke McShane, Nicholas Pert, Charles Cobb and James Vigus added to their reputations.

The Major Open attracted 124 entries, a record. This is clearly partly due to the fact that international ratings have now been extended down to 2005. Gary Quillan won the tournament clearly enough, despite losing to Andrew Mack who finished joint second with Darryl Wolstencroft. Adam Hunt showed a welcome return to form, winning the British Under 18 Championship, sharing joint honours with his sister Harriet who won the British Ladies'. Mandy Haslinger won the Under-18 Girls', her eighth such title. One more to go to equal her sister's record nine. Brothers Gareth and Stewart have each held a junior title apiece. Seven players achieved full international ratings and 18 partials.

The British Championships are open to players from the Commonwealth and South African players broke new ground in playing for the first time. We are more used to seeing Indians come and often walk off with junior trophies. This year was no exception.

Graham Lee and Andrew Martin formed the Commentary team. Both said they would have been unable to keep up the flow alone. Our cricket match is a long-established tradition. Less expected was the way in which we routed the opposition. A bridge match now seems an established custom and we drew honourably against the local Swansea Club. Something is going to have to be done about the Ledger brothers winning the Quiz. A football match had been scheduled but the centre converted the hall into an ice rink at the last moment. I chickened out of arranging ice hockey instead. I was uncertain our insurance would cover this activity.

The BCF took the opportunity to honour Welsh organisers. Frank Hatto was invested as a Honorary Life Member and Peter Purland received the Richard Boxall Plate for services to the Congress. Other organisers included Richard Furness, David Welch, George Smith, Mike O'Hara, David, Paul and Richard Carpenter, Eric Croker, Victor Cross, Roger Edwards, Neil Graham, Alex McFarlane, Rod McShane, Peter Purland, John Robinson, Phil Short, Kevin Staveley, John Turnock, Monica Vann, David Wallace, Gerry Walsh, Alec Webster, David Woodruff, Mike Burrows and Denis Walker. Chess Magazine staff created the bulletins of the Championship and Junior while Monica Vann put together that for the Major Open.

Traditions continuously grow at this event. The Roy Clues Junior Chess Challenge may be one such. This was named for the past President of the Welsh Chess Union who died earlier this year. It was an 8 player double-round jamboree won by England Over-11, with teams from the Czech Republic, Wales, England Under-11 and the Commonwealth competing. This is the first time there has ever been a Commonwealth side. The Roy Clues Trophy for the most meritorious performance by a Welsh player at the congress was provided anonymously but presented at the prizegiving by his three sons and awarded to Richard Jones who shared the Under-13 title.

The venue at Nottingham University will be smaller next year (although there will be ample side rooms) but, rest assured, the weather will be cold. The East Midlands Conference Centre is fully air-conditioned.

Stewart Reuben

Richard Boxall Plate 1995: Peter Purland

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File updated

Date	Notes
31 July 2021	First upload to BritBase though most of the games (originally 223 Championship games) have been available elsewhere for some time. However, the games have been much improved; they now have dates and round numbers and some quite serious errors have been eradicated from the games as they appeared on Big/Mega Database 2020. I have also transcribed a full crosstable from the BCF Yearbook and a partial crosstable for the Major Open.
3 August 2021	A further 13 games added: 4 from the Championship proper, 2 from the Major Open, 1 from the Rapidplay and 6 from the Weekend Intermediate. My thanks to Andy Ansel and Brian Denman for the extra games.
7 June 2023	Added the game J.Badger 0-1 J.Ho, U14 Championship, found in the December 1995 issue of CHESS.
4 July 2024	Added the 11 games that Norman Stephenson played in the Major Open. My thanks to Norman for supplying the scores.
17 February 2025	Added the game M Binks 0-1 J Robinson, Championship, rd 6.
11 October 2026	Added 146 games from British Junior Championships, from the tournament bulletin and input by AI. There are now 395 games in the file, consisting of 228 Championship games, 13 Major Open/U18 Ch'ships games, plus 21 games from each of the U10, U11, U12, U13, U14, U15 and U16 championships, plus 7 other games. I have also updated the lists of competitors in the junior sections, based on those that were published in the 1997 BCF Yearbook but with additional details of forenames and residence where known or discoverable.