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The Braille Chess Association accepts no responsibility for the
content of any third party internet site accessed through these pages. Any
opinion expressed on this website is of the individual unless stipulated otherwise
by the B.C.A. committee.
The International Braille
Chess Association (I.B.C.A.)
Dutch Braille Chess Federation
(NSVG)
The German
Blind Chess Association
Der Blinden- und Sehbehinderten-Schachklub
All India Chess
Federation for the Blind
The Irish Braille
Chess Association
The Italian Blind Chess
Association
Swedish Chess
Federation For The Blind
The United States
of America Braille Chess Association
OTHER USEFUL CHESS SITES
The English
Chess Federation
FIDE (The World Chess
Federation)
Chess Scotland
British Chess Magazine
The 4 Nations Chess League
The
Week in Chess
Chess
Books on ChessZone.org.
Download chess books for free and improve your chess skills!
Play online
chess, E-mail Chess, Beholderboard Chess and The
Chess Links Project.
The Sean marsh chess
blog
Chess Baron
ChessBaron is a straighforward, honest and innovative chess retailer
serving the chess market. It's situated in the UK and delivers worldwide.
Chess associations and clubs
Battersea
Chess Club
Bristol And District
League
Cambridgeshire Chess Association
Cleveland
Chess
Durham County Chess
Association
Essex Chess
Association
Insurance
Chess Club
Middlesex
County Chess Association
Notzai
The Southern County
Chess Union
The Chess Oracle
York Chess clubs
Yorkshire Chess
Association.
CORRESPONDENCE CHESS
British Federation
For Correspondence Chess (BFCC)
International Correspondence
Chess Federation (ICCF)
The B.C.A. is a member organisation of the BFCC, which is affiliated to the
ICCF. Therefore, any B.C.A. member can play in BFCC or ICCF tournaments
without paying a membership fee. They would have to pay the entry fee for
the individual tournament. The ICCF runs e-mail tournaments [entry fee
being £6]. You enter via the BFCC. Duncan Chambers is Assistant
International Secretary of the BFCC and can tell you anything else you need
to know.
OTHER ORGANISATIONS FOR THE VISUALLY impaired.
The Royal National
Institute of blind people
British Blind
Sport
Deaf Blind
UK
Sense.
You can do it!
This association provides computer training for disabled people in their
own homes on their own systems.
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Chess Sites for Visually Handicapped People
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