Challenge

A brief explanation of this series of Training Sessions especially for Women. This year the first set of sessions will take place on a Wednesday – thereafter on a Monday. They start at 18.30 British Time. Your team need to be settling in from 18.00 – certainly no later than 18.15. There are usually some individual technical hitches to sort out before the off.

At Blundellsands Bridge Club's recent Wednesday evening duplicate they were dealt the following amazing hand:

Day two of the EBU Overseas Congress, sponsored by First for Bridge, started rather earlier than expected as Tournament Director Chris Benneworth explains:

In this week's blog, bridge teacher Jeremy Childs, shares some of his thoughts on opening 4441 hands:

In this week's blog, we return to Devon to hear how Jeremy Child is getting on with his bridge teaching:

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

With many clubs returning to face-to-face bridge in clubs and halls across the country, now is a great time to invite new members to your club. Tunbridge Wells Bridge Club are also taking advantage of their town's Heritage Day to coincide with the Tunbridge Wells Open Day, on Saturday 10th September.

After a night where the horrible heat has made sleeping uneasy, we were finally at the table playing bridge.

And by “we” I mean “they”. I wish I could play a few hands. Being a Non-playing captain is a bit of a torture.

I describe it to my non bridge playing friends as walking in a room where the best food in the world is on display; you are starving; everyone else around you is eating and you are not allowed to do so.

 Geoff Davies has recently started a new bridge blog.