Blog posts

In this week's blog, Jeremy Child talks through his plan to get more people playing bridge in Devon:

On Sunday 26th February the Masters Pairs will take place at venues across the country.

Every time I look down on this timeless town 
Whether blue or grey be her skies. 
Whether loud be her cheers or soft be her tears, 
More and more do I realize: 
I love Harrogate in the Springtime!

27th to 30th December at ILEC, London
Or – Rossie’s “thought for the day” on a little local difficulty.

You may have seen some of my Blogs over the summer on the Eastbourne Summer Meeting, and latterly on Year End. What I have attempted to do in my ramblings is to encourage you back to Face to Face Bridge. And you have been coming, at club, county and National level, so thank you.

In the fourth part of our series of card games to play with children we look at the fun game of Play Your Cards Right. This game requires at least two people.

This game reinforces understanding of number values and also introduces the concept of probability. For example if a 2 is turned up it is more probable that the next card will be of a higher, rather than lower value.

In the latest instalment of the "Day in the Life" series of blog posts, EBU Communications Officer, Sam Kelly describes her typical work day:

I live locally in Aylesbury, so I have just a short commute to the office. I usually arrive in the office just before my shift starts at 8.30am.

In the third part of our series of card games to play with children we look at the fun game of Finger on the Nose. This game requires at least three people.

This incredibly silly card game remains a firm favourite at Christmas every year and can be played with the whole family.