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Photos from more Christmas Party celebrations have been sent in, this time from Helen Kent of Crawley Bridge Club. It is lovely to see all the fun and frolics from around the country.

Christmas may now be a distant memory, but Rugby Bridge Club certainly know how to celebrate in style! The above photos were taken at the recent Christmas party. 

A belated very happy birthday to Edith Pleasance, 

Edith started playing at Attleborough Bridge Club in 1950. Became a founder member of Wymondham U3A in 2001and started the Bridge Group. 

Across Chelmsford Bridge Clubs over 50 tables of Bridge Players enjoyed a Christmas Party. So, if food is a gauge of the popularity of Bridge, Chelmsford is doing well.

The great thing about the Christmas Parties is they spanned every level of player.

Thank you to Cath Fox for sending in this week's blog talking all about the exciting day at Billericay Bridge Club when Zia Mahmood came to visit:

“The best day of my life” grinned Dimmie Flemming winner, Bernie Hunt, about the day Zia visited Mid-Essex Bridge Club in Billericay to promote his book: Bridge, A Love Story.

The festivities were in full flow at Crowborough Bridge Club this year. Above is a photo taken at their Christmas party, with their Director of the day dressed for the occasion. The event club members plus a Chicago (development group) group.

Sue Clark, Secretary, Crowborough Bridge Club

As reported in the Sussex World paper, Horsham Bridge Club recently raised £950 for Children in Need during six charity games in November.

Another member turns 100! This week's blog comes from Allingham Bridge Club in Reigate

Jack Harris (pictured) is a regular player at Tunbridge Wells Bridge Club. He recently turned 103! Not that you would know his ages from his bridge playing.