Blog posts

Margaret Stoker recently celebrated her 90th birthday with friends at St Bees and District Bridge Club, where she plays every week. Congratulations Margaret, and we wish you many more bridge-playing birthdays!

Seventy-five years is no small feat, and Halifax Bridge Club made sure their big anniversary was marked in unforgettable style—with cards, creativity, cake, and even a little Elvis thrown in for g

Kath Squire, chair of Bury Athenaeum Bridge Club, reports: "the club members renew their memberships in January and this year 325 renewal forms were printed - up from the previous years since Covid.

Wednesday 9th April was a big day for Wotton-under-Edge Bridge Club. One of their long term members was finally able to return to playing face-to-face following a life changing injury in September 2023. This story shows how Wotton-under-Edge Bridge Club (Wotton BC) is a fine example of inclusivity:

Moving from lessons to club sessions can be daunting. One teacher on the Isle of Man has found success with simple "Chat and Play" sessions to help ease new players into the club. The above photos are taken from a recent Saturday session. The below account is written by one of her students, Maggy:

Steve Galpin from Halifax Bridge Club gives an update to their 75th Anniversary celebrations:

Chris Briggs from Kenley Bridge Club, South Croydon has written the below article which he sent to local magazines to encourage folks to join their local bridge club. If your club is running teaching events, you are welcome to use the below article for sending to your local magazines/papers as a means of attracting people to any upcoming classes for beginners.

Recently members from Northampton Bridge Club visited Margburg Bridge Club in Germany. Richard Tickle, Northampton BC Chair writes about the details below: