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West Windsor Archers was formed in 1970, with the actor David Niven as President.
Vice-Presidents were the publisher Hamish Hamilton and Don Stamp, a renowned figure in the world of archery. Unfortunately, they are all now deceased. Brian Vincent, now a lifetime Honorary member, was the driving force behind the formation of WWA. The club was initially called New Windsor Archers, and functioned as a section of the New Windsor Community Association, shooting at their indoor premises and various outdoor sites. Eventually, wishing to have full control over club affairs, we left NWCA in 1977. The club was renamed West Windsor Archers and was more permanently based at Dedworth Middle School.

The next few years were very successful, membership and increasing skill earned County selection for several members, and a place in the England team for a couple. The club also won the "Top Berkshire Club" trophy in 1982/3/4 and most of the larger team trophies in Southern England. Membership and performance declined during the end of the 80s and early 90s and increased to over 50 members and a thriving junior section during the mid-late 90s.

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