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The bar was at 1d. Handicap and no-komi games are in red.

The bar was at 1k. Handicap and no-komi games are in red.

Held in the Red Lion, Hatfield. The event was divided into two sections. The strongest eight pairs played in the main tournament, for which both International Amateur Pair Go and European Pair Go qualification points were allocated. The other pairs played in a handicap tournament.

Tied positions split by qualifying order ranking. Top two play the title match.

The bar was at 3k. Handicap and no-komi games are in red.

The bar was at 2k. Handicap and no-komi games are in red.

Full results not available.

Held in Whittlesford near Cambridge.

28 players and more than 80 Chess players in parallel event.

Champion: Jinhoon Yoon (6 dan Cambridge) with 8/9.

Second: David Ward (4 dan Cambridge) with 6/9.

Handicap Winner: William Brooks (6 kyu Cambridge) with 8/9.

Prize winners (including handicap games): Stephen Burgess (9 kyu Cambridge), Qian Yong Dong (3 kyu Milton Keynes), Steve Bailey (3 kyu West Surrey), Phil Hand (7 kyu Cambridge).

Winner of the Go junior beginners event and Go problems was Matthew Harris of Cambridge.

Full results not available.

60 players.

Winner: J-Y. Lee (5d Nottingham/Korea) - beat Jim Barty (4d), John Rickard (3d) and Terry Stacey (5d)

Winning 3/3:
Des Cann (2 dan Coventry) - beat a 2 dan, Charles Matthews (3d) and Jim Barty
Alex Rix (1 dan London)
Barry Chandler (2 kyu Reading)
France Ellul (4 kyu Furze Platt)
Chris Wright (5 kyu Oxford)
Klaus Pulverer (8 kyu Oxford)
Mark Gibbs (12 kyu Nottingham)
R Taillefer (12 kyu Cambridge)
I Jones (15 kyu Cambridge)

Also present T Mark Hall (3d), Frank May (4d), J de Lu (3d), Alistair Thompson (2d), Paul Fage (2d), Francis Roads (2d), Harold Lee (2d), John Hobson (1d).

Full results not available.

88 players.

Winner: Terry Stacey (5 dan London) - after surviving a dubious position in round 1 against Edmund Shaw, then beating T. Mark Hall and Harold Lee.

Other prize winners:

Sam Perlo-Freeman (1 dan Lyme Regis)
Barry Chandler (2 kyu Reading)
Simon Goss (2 kyu Bracknell)
William Connolley (3 kyu Oxford)
Kirsty Healey (5 kyu Warwick)
P Hutchinson (5 kyu Cambridge)
Peter Voisey (7 kyu London)
P Clarke (11 kyu Glasgow)
Mark Loftus (13 kyu Oxford)
A McIntosh (13k Glasgow)
Mark Gibbs (15 kyu Nottingham)

Alex Rix (1 dan) and Dan Gilder (1 kyu) qualified for the Candidates.

Full results not available.

Rapid-play five rounds.

69 players.

Winner: Matthew Macfaden (6d Leamington) Runner up in top group: Simon Shiu (3 dan Teesside)

Group winners:

Group 1. Toby Manning and Alan Thornton (2 dan)
Group 2. Brian Ellis (1 dan)
Group 3. Matthew Holton and Tony Warburton (1 kyu)
Group 4. Paul Barnard (1 kyu)
Group 5. Martin Harvey (2 kyu)
Group 6. John Lowe (4 kyu)
Group 7. Jim Edwards (8 kyu)
Group 8. Nick Fortescue (8 kyu)
Group 9. Paul Clarke (12 kyu)
Group 10. Daniel Dowling (18 kyu).

The best team were the Leamington Beards and Jo Hampton won the 9x9.