Monday afternoon duplicate pairs
Plymouth Bridge Club, Plymouth. Duplicate pairs
We list 535 venues across 40 areas of the UK for Bridge, bridge clubs, duplicate sessions and lessons. 1182 regular Bridge nights run between them, most often on Mondays and Tuesdays. 535 of the venues have regular nights or tables to play on site.
Plymouth Bridge Club, Plymouth. Duplicate pairs
Sidmouth Bridge Club, Sidmouth. Duplicate pairs
Exmouth Bridge Club, Woodbury. Relaxed duplicate pairs with tea break
JoBar Bridge Club, St Austell. Duplicate pairs
Carbis Bay Bridge Club, Carbis Bay. Club afternoon, beginners welcome
Simply Duplicate (Bude), Bude. Improvers session
Bridge club in its own clubhouse just off Mutley Plain, with afternoon duplicate on Mondays and Thursdays, a Friday evening session, relaxed social bridge on Tuesday afternoons and lessons for beginners and intermediates.
Small, friendly bridge section of a combined bridge and tennis club in St Leonards, with duplicate on Monday and Thursday evenings and a relaxed Wednesday afternoon session suited to new and improving players.
Friendly but serious bridge club at the Budleigh Salterton Croquet Club with duplicate on Tuesday evenings and Wednesday and Thursday afternoons, plus a monthly Saturday Tea session.
EBU affiliated duplicate bridge club playing at Newcourt Community Centre on weekday afternoons and at Victoria Park Club on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, with supervised and practice sessions for newer players.
EBU affiliated bridge club at the Masonic Hall in Penryn, with Thursday evening duplicate, a Tuesday afternoon session for less experienced players and a monthly Saturday bridge drive. New members and visitors are always welcome.
EBU affiliated bridge club at the Richard Newton Hall with a Monday evening and two daytime sessions, offering a supportive setting for players moving from classes to duplicate.
Crowborough Bridge Club, Crowborough. Chicago bridge for learners and rusty players
Forest Row Duplicate Bridge Club, Forest Row. Duplicate pairs
Patcham Bridge Club, Brighton. Duplicate pairs
Eastbourne Bridge Club, Eastbourne. Duplicate pairs, open to all
Horsham Bridge Club, Horsham. Duplicate pairs
Seaford Bridge Club, Seaford. Duplicate pairs
Busy club in Sidley Road, Eastbourne with face to face bridge six days a week, including open afternoon and evening sessions, simple systems and intermediate games, and Wednesday supervised play for improvers. Visitors are welcome and the club runs beginners and improvers courses.
Afternoon and evening duplicate pairs on Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays at the club premises in Byron Road, Worthing, with practice classes for learners on Tuesdays.
Long established club at 22a East Street, Horsham with daytime and evening duplicate most weekdays, an improvers pairs on Friday mornings and supervised play for beginners on Monday evenings. Visitors and new members are welcome and the club can find you a partner.
Face to face duplicate on Tuesday afternoons and Thursday evenings at the Sacred Heart Parish Room in Norton Road, Hove, plus a relaxed DupliCAKE session with help on Wednesday afternoons. All sessions are open to visitors, and the club runs lessons for beginners and improvers.
Duplicate bridge at 2 Sudley Road, Bognor Regis on Monday, Tuesday and Friday afternoons and Monday and Thursday evenings. The Monday afternoon social session is open to non-members, and new members and visitors are always welcome.
Duplicate pairs in the clubhouse at Bishop Luffa School on Tuesday afternoons and Thursday evenings, with alternate Friday afternoons of gentle bridge or supervised play. A relaxed social bridge session with cake runs on the last Sunday of the month and welcomes all abilities, no partner needed.
Purbrook Bridge Club, Cowplain. Duplicate pairs
Ringwood Greyfriars Bridge Club, Ringwood. Gentle duplicate with host system
Lymington Bridge Club, Lymington. Duplicate pairs with host
Basingstoke Bridge Club, Basingstoke. Gentle duplicate
Brockenhurst Bridge Club, Brockenhurst. Duplicate pairs
Hampshire's largest bridge club, with its own clubhouse at Maydene on Sherborne Road and face to face duplicate on five days a week. Gentle duplicate on Monday evenings and beginner and improver courses make it a good choice for newer players.
Afternoon duplicate pairs on Monday, Wednesday and Friday at the club rooms in St Thomas Street, with a host available. A supported Thursday morning session suits less confident players.
Duplicate bridge at Winchester Racquets and Fitness on Tuesday and Thursday evenings and Wednesday afternoons, plus a gentle duplicate on Wednesday evenings for newer players. Welcomes everyone from complete beginners to experts.
A friendly club founded in 1969, playing at Petersfield Community Centre with gentle duplicate on Monday, duplicate on Tuesday and teams once a month. Welcomes all players from complete beginners to experts, with teaching sessions for beginners and improvers.
Two weekly sessions at Brockenhurst Village Hall: duplicate bridge on Monday evenings and friendly, non-competitive bridge on Thursday afternoons.
Duplicate bridge on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons in the clubhouse of Milford Tennis and Squash Club, overlooking the tennis courts. A friendly club welcoming new members; bring your own partner.
Pembury Bridge Club, Pembury. Learning session for beginners and improvers at Pembury Cricket Pavilion, Chalket Lane
Maidstone Bridge Club, Maidstone. Duplicate pairs
Folkestone Duplicate Bridge Club, Folkestone. Duplicate pairs
Folkestone Duplicate Bridge Club, Folkestone. Gentle duplicate for less experienced players
A large, friendly EBU club with its own clubhouse on London Road, running duplicate sessions every weekday afternoon plus mornings and evenings. Visitors are welcome and there are gentle sessions, learner practice evenings and classes for beginners and improvers.
Friendly duplicate bridge in Herne Bay on Monday and Thursday evenings at Age UK in Cornwallis Avenue, plus a Wednesday afternoon session at Dunkirk Village Hall. Members find partners through the club's WhatsApp group.
A friendly, relaxed EBU-affiliated club for the Medway Towns, playing face to face on Monday evenings in Rochester, Thursday mornings at Medway Cruising Club in Gillingham and Friday afternoons at Hartlip Village Hall. The club also runs fast track courses for beginners and returners.
Known as the WOK, this friendly EBU-affiliated club plays duplicate bridge at Headcorn Village Hall on Wednesday and Friday afternoons. Gentle classes for beginners and improvers run on Tuesday afternoons, and visitors are welcome by arrangement.
A friendly teaching club playing every Friday afternoon at the Downs Sailing Club in Deal, with main room duplicate for experienced players and a gentle duplicate session for newer players. New players are welcome and lessons lead on to club play.
Addington Bridge Club plays duplicate bridge at Addington Village Hall near West Malling on Tuesday evenings and Thursday afternoons. Visitors are welcome by arrangement.
Richmond Bridge Club, Twickenham. Assisted duplicate, 12 boards, help available
Acol Bridge Club, London. Gentle duplicate pairs
Crystal Palace Bridge Club, London. Duplicate pairs
Hillingdon Bridge Club, Uxbridge. Duplicate pairs
Richmond Bridge Club, Twickenham. Duplicate pairs
Wimbledon Bridge Club, London. Supervised play for improvers
Historic West Hampstead bridge club with sessions every day of the week, from supervised play and gentle duplicates to cross-IMP and social duplicates. Licensed bar, food at all sessions and lift access.
Very large club in the old bowls pavilion in Cambridge Park, with duplicate sessions every day of the week, assisted and supervised practice and an academy for new players. Guests are always welcome and no partner is needed for practice sessions.
Dedicated clubhouse near Wimbledon station with duplicate sessions Monday to Saturday, supervised play and courses from complete beginner upwards. Visitors are welcome and a host is usually available.
Large bridge club at the London MindSports Centre in Shepherd's Bush, running duplicates on weekday mornings and evenings plus supervised play and lessons. Suits everyone from improvers to strong tournament players.
Long-established club with its own premises in Pinner, running duplicate pairs on Monday evenings and Tuesday afternoons, a Tuesday evening beginners' duplicate and Friday rubber bridge. Visitors are welcome.
Duplicate bridge club at 304 Long Lane, playing on Monday afternoons and evenings and a gentle duplicate on Thursday afternoons.
Epsom Bridge Club, Epsom. Club bridge session
Woking Bridge Club, Woking. Duplicate pairs
Bookham Afternoon Bridge Club, Bookham. Duplicate pairs
Godalming Bridge Club, Milford. Duplicate pairs
Caterham Bridge Club, Caterham. Duplicate pairs at St Mary's
Founded in 1921, the club plays duplicate bridge on Tuesday and Friday evenings at the Fordbridge Centre in Ashford, with Thursday afternoons at Charlton Village Hall. 'No Fear' evenings on the first and third Wednesdays suit beginners and returners, with helpers on hand.
Duplicate bridge club running face to face pairs in Caterham and Godstone on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, plus a gentler Wednesday morning game at the White Hart Barn. Classes follow the EBU Bridge for All syllabus and a partner is always available.
An informal, friendly club meeting in a modern cricket pavilion with ample parking and space for 18 tables, playing on Monday evenings and Tuesday and Friday afternoons. The Tuesday Gentle Duplicate suits improving players, and visitors get a warm welcome.
Duplicate bridge three times a week at the Dianthus Building in Goldsworth Park, on Monday and Wednesday afternoons and Tuesday evenings. Competitive but friendly, with a host system so players without a partner can join in.
Long-running club playing duplicate bridge on Monday and Thursday afternoons at the Old Barn Hall in Bookham, with a spare partner usually available. Visitors are welcome.
A small, friendly club originally designed for novices, playing duplicate bridge on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons in the Buckland Reading Room near Betchworth. A host system means single players are found a partner on the day.
Rhiwbina Bridge Club, Cardiff. Duplicate pairs
St Fagans Bridge Club, Cardiff. Duplicate pairs
Cardiff Bridge Club, Cardiff. Social duplicate bridge with a host, home made cakes
Vale of Glamorgan Bridge Club, Cowbridge. Duplicate pairs, partner needed
Swansea Bridge Club, Swansea. Informal no fear session for newer players, help available
Haverfordwest Bridge Club, Uzmaston, Haverfordwest. Duplicate pairs
Cardiff Bridge Club plays duplicate bridge at the Penylan Club on Marlborough Road from Monday to Friday, with afternoon, evening and Friday morning sessions. It suits everyone from beginners on its supported play and lesson pathway to league and congress players.
Gwent Bridge Academy in Clayton Street, Newport, is a large club with duplicate bridge most afternoons and evenings from Monday to Friday. It runs beginners' lessons and a Thursday afternoon help with play session open to non-members.
Swansea Bridge Club, the oldest bridge club in Wales, plays at its own premises in St James' Gardens, Uplands, on Monday afternoons, Tuesday and Wednesday mornings and Thursday evenings. It runs a no fear session and courses for beginners and improvers.
Rhiwbina Bridge Club plays duplicate bridge at Rhiwbina Memorial Hall on Monday and Friday afternoons and Wednesday and Thursday evenings. It welcomes improvers coming from local classes and runs beginners' courses.
Barrivale Bridge Club meets at the Cemetery Approach Community Centre in Barry for a Tuesday club night plus Thursday and Friday daytime sessions for beginners and improvers. Visitors of all standards are welcome.
Monmouth Bridge Club plays duplicate bridge on Monday and Thursday evenings at Mitchel Troy Village Hall, near Monmouth, and runs No Fear Bridge on Wednesday afternoons for newer players. Visitors are welcome and should register the day before.
Ayrshire Bridge Centre, Prestwick. Supervised play with mentors for improvers
Stirling and Union Bridge Club, Stirling. Duplicate pairs
Biggar Bridge Club, Biggar. Duplicate pairs
Largs Bridge Club, Largs. Duplicate pairs
Annan Bridge Club, Annan. Duplicate pairs
Clyde Bridge Centre, Glasgow. Duplicate pairs
Ayrshire's bridge centre in Prestwick, home to several clubs including Afton, Doon, Kyle, Prestwick, Riggs and Troon, with sessions most days of the week. Newcomers are well catered for, with a Thursday morning beginners' class, a Monday improvers' club with mentors and a hosted Thursday afternoon Gentle Pairs where no partner is needed.
Glasgow's largest bridge centre, in purpose-built premises at Hillington Park with free parking, running duplicate sessions six days a week plus a Bridge Academy for beginners and improvers. Visitors are welcome up to six times a year and a standby system means you always have a partner.
Clubhouse on Colquhoun Street, Stirling, welcoming players of all levels, with afternoon and evening duplicate sessions through the week and a relaxed Friday afternoon with tuition for newcomers. Visitors are welcome and invited to join after three visits.
Lanarkshire bridge club with its own premises on Cadzow Street, Hamilton, running evening and morning duplicate sessions and a weekly Play and Learn morning for newer players. New members are welcome.
Friendly club of around 60 members playing face to face at Biggar Rugby Club on Monday and Tuesday afternoons and Wednesday evenings. Beginners' classes run on Thursdays, with the first five lessons free.
Bridge club meeting at Maccabi House in Giffnock on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays.
Whitley Bay & Tynemouth Bridge Club, Whitley Bay. Beginner play session
Newburn Duplicate Bridge Club, Newcastle upon Tyne. Duplicate pairs
Durham Bridge Club, Durham. Supervised duplicate, ideal for novices
Corbridge Bridge Club, Corbridge. Duplicate pairs
Brunton Bridge Club, Newcastle upon Tyne. Duplicate pairs
Morpeth Bridge for All, Hepscott. Supervised play, at the Conservative Club, Morpeth
Wearside Bridge Club has its own premises in Sunderland and plays face to face duplicate on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday evenings, with a Friday afternoon session where no partner is needed. Teaching sessions are open to anyone on Tuesday and Friday mornings.
Whitley Bay & Tynemouth Bridge Club, founded in 1945, plays at Rockcliff Rugby Club six times a week, with relaxed Tuesday and Friday morning sessions where no partner is needed and a Monday morning beginner play session. Beginners lessons start each September.
Eden Bridge Club in Carlisle runs face to face sessions on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, including a relaxed Tuesday afternoon game with a spare player available. Guests are welcome.
Durham Bridge Club is an EBU registered club at Framwellgate Moor Community Centre, with a supervised Monday evening session ideal for novices, a Tuesday afternoon game popular with less experienced players and a Tuesday evening pairs. Beginners classes usually run each autumn.
Morpeth Bridge for All runs EBU Bridge for All classes and supported play at Hepscott Village Hall, with supervised play on Thursday afternoons and practice sessions on Friday afternoons. No partner is needed and all are welcome.
Brunton Bridge Club plays duplicate on Monday evenings at 7pm at St Aidans Community Centre in Brunton Park, plus a relaxed Wednesday afternoon session for club players and students where no partner is needed. The club also runs bridge lessons.
Preston Contract Bridge Club, Preston. Duplicate pairs
Blackburn & Ribble Valley Bridge Club, Blackburn. Duplicate pairs
Poulton Bridge Club, Poulton-le-Fylde. Duplicate pairs
St Annes Bridge Club, Lytham St Annes. Duplicate pairs
Lytham Bridge Club, Lytham St Annes. Duplicate pairs
Brierfield Bridge Club, Brierfield. Duplicate pairs, hosted
St Annes Bridge Club runs duplicate bridge from its own club room on Allenby Road most afternoons and evenings, plus hosted morning and afternoon sessions and Saturday social bridge. It welcomes visitors and new players and runs beginners' and improvers' classes.
Poulton Bridge Club has its own two-room club house in the centre of Poulton-le-Fylde, with duplicate sessions six days a week including Saturday afternoons. New members and visitors are welcome, and a Wednesday evening improvers' session suits developing players.
Lancaster Bridge Club has its own rooms on Chapel Street in the city centre, with duplicate on Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday evenings and Tuesday afternoons. The Thursday gentle duplicate and Tuesday social bridge suit newer players, and lessons and Saturday seminars help improvers.
Lytham Bridge Club plays in its own purpose-built clubhouse on Pembroke Road, with pairs every weekday afternoon and on Wednesday evening. Several sessions have a host available, and the Wednesday afternoon session offers assistance for developing players.
Brierfield Bridge Club plays at its own premises on Clitheroe Road, with afternoon and evening duplicate on Monday and Wednesday and a Friday afternoon session. Hosted sessions help players without a partner get a game.
Broughton Bridge Club is the bridge section of the Broughton and District Club near Preston, with directed duplicate sessions on Monday evening and Tuesday and Friday mornings. Relaxed Thursday sessions with crib sheets and helpful directors suit beginners and those wanting a refresher, and visitors are welcome.
Heathercroft Bridge Club, Birmingham. Duplicate pairs
Stourbridge Bridge Club, Stourbridge. Duplicate pairs
Coventry & North Warwickshire Bridge Club, Coventry. Duplicate pairs, hosted so no partner needed
North Birmingham Bridge Club, Sutton Coldfield. Duplicate pairs
Arden Bridge Club, Solihull. Hosted social session with help on bidding and play
Rugby Bridge Club, Rugby. Relaxed duplicate, up to 12 tables
A large bridge club celebrating its 60th anniversary, with duplicate sessions every day except Sunday. Gentle duplicate, practice play and a 7 High session suit newer players, and many sessions are hosted so no partner is needed.
An EBU affiliated bridge club with its own clubhouse on Walmley Road, running duplicate sessions most days of the week. Assisted sessions on Monday afternoon, Friday evening and Saturday morning suit improvers, and hosted sessions mean you can turn up without a partner.
Established in 1976, Rugby Bridge Club offers bridge for all abilities, mainly at Dunchurch Village Hall with a Friday session in Bilton. Gentle duplicate on Tuesday mornings and a relaxed Wednesday evening suit newer players, and the club runs beginners and improvers classes.
A busy bridge section of the Coventry and North Warwickshire Sports Club with 28 tables and modern facilities. Assisted play and gentle bridge suit newer players, and hosted Monday and Saturday sessions guarantee a partner.
A small, friendly independent duplicate bridge club with its own clubhouse on Boldmere Road, Sutton Coldfield. New members and visitors are welcome, and improvers have a relaxed assisted session on Wednesday afternoons.
A bridge club at the Shirley Institute on Church Road, Shirley, with a hosted social afternoon on Mondays and duplicate evenings on Tuesdays and Thursdays. The Monday session includes help with bidding and play.
Risbygate Bridge Club, Bury St Edmunds. Duplicate pairs
Lowestoft Bridge Club, Lowestoft. Duplicate pairs, teams and simultaneous pairs
Woodbridge Bridge Club, Woodbridge. Duplicate pairs
Ipswich & Kesgrave Bridge Club, Kesgrave, Ipswich. Duplicate pairs at a relaxed pace, with follow-up notes on the deals
Harry Huson Bridge Club, Elmswell. Duplicate bridge
Stowmarket Bridge Club (Onehouse Village Hall), Stowmarket. Assisted play duplicate teams, help from experienced players
A duplicate bridge club at Nowton Court near Bury St Edmunds, with a regular club night on Tuesday evenings and a relaxed Learn and Play session for beginners and improvers on Wednesday evenings. No partner is needed on Wednesdays and visitors play free of table money.
A duplicate bridge club at Kesgrave Community Centre, with Relaxed Pairs in the Orwell Room on Monday evenings and Club Pairs in the Ropes Hall on Thursday evenings. Visitors are always welcome after registering, and the club runs courses for complete beginners and improvers.
Stowmarket Bridge Club plays at Onehouse Village Hall on Tuesday lunchtimes, with assisted play where experienced players help when needed, and on Wednesday evenings for EBU duplicate pairs. Visitors and players of all abilities are welcome, and there is a large car park.
A duplicate bridge club meeting every Tuesday evening at the Fairfield Centre in Aldeburgh, usually with five to eight tables. It suits players of a wide range of ability, and guests and new members are welcome.
A friendly duplicate bridge club founded in 1985, welcoming new and visiting players every Thursday evening at Southgate Community Centre. Play starts at 6.50pm and finishes by 10pm, with support and teach-in sessions for intermediate players.
A friendly, informal bridge club meeting every Wednesday afternoon at Cavendish Hall in Thurston. Visiting pairs are welcome.
MBH Bridge Club, Bramhall. Improvers duplicate with short lesson
Bramhall & Cheadle Hulme Bridge Centre, Bramhall. Seminar with play for newcomers and non-experts
The Manchester Bridge Club, Manchester. Supervised play for improvers
Ashton & District Bridge Club, Ashton-under-Lyne. Duplicate pairs
Bolton Bridge Club, Bolton. Assisted play for less experienced players
Bramhall & Cheadle Hulme Bridge Centre, Bramhall. Duplicate pairs
A busy bridge club in Fallowfield with duplicate pairs on Monday and Tuesday afternoons and Wednesday evenings, plus supervised sessions for beginners and improvers through the week. Partners can be found for supervised sessions and newcomers are welcome.
A large club at Bramhall Village Club with face-to-face duplicate on Monday afternoons and Tuesday and Friday evenings, a relaxed duplicate on Tuesday afternoons and supervised play on Thursday afternoons. Newcomers are well catered for with classes, seminars and a newcomers league.
Trafford and Sale Bridge Clubs share Cadman House in Sale, with evening duplicate pairs on Mondays and Wednesdays, supervised play on Tuesday and Wednesday mornings and a monthly Saturday social evening. Visitors are welcome and beginners lessons run in terms.
Ashton Bridge Club welcomes players of all standards to face-to-face duplicate on Monday and Wednesday afternoons and Thursday mornings, with an improvers session on Tuesdays and beginners lessons on Friday mornings.
Bolton Bridge Club has its own premises on Chorley Old Road with face-to-face duplicate on Monday and Wednesday evenings and Tuesday and Thursday afternoons, plus assisted play on Monday afternoons. Players of all standards are welcome and there are lessons for beginners.
Wigan Bridge Club plays duplicate on Tuesday and Thursday evenings, with friendlier duplicate sessions on Monday evenings and Wednesday afternoons. A standby player is usually available for those without a partner.
Barrington Duplicate Bridge Club, Barrington. Duplicate pairs
Frome Bridge Club, Frome. Duplicate pairs
Crewkerne Duplicate Bridge Club, Merriott. Duplicate pairs
Cheddar and Wedmore Bridge Club (Wedmore), Wedmore. Duplicate pairs
Frome Bridge Club, Frome. Improvers lesson followed by assisted play
Plays at Wesley Hall in Frome with competitive duplicate on Monday evenings, gentle competitive play on Thursday mornings and improvers lessons with assisted play. Beginners lessons start each October.
Plays duplicate bridge at Oake Village Hall near Taunton on Tuesday and Friday afternoons and Wednesday evenings, with ample parking. Experienced players are invited to join the Wednesday evening sessions.
Plays duplicate bridge on Monday afternoons at Barrington Village Hall near Ilminster, in a friendly atmosphere with usually 4 to 7 tables.
Plays club duplicate bridge on Thursday evenings at Wembdon Parish Centre in Bridgwater, with refreshments included in the table money.
A friendly club playing duplicate bridge on Tuesday evenings at the Community Centre on Berrow Road, Burnham-on-Sea.
Plays duplicate bridge on Thursday evenings at Caryford Hall, Ansford, welcoming players of all standards. A host scheme means you can turn up without a partner and be guaranteed a game.
The New Melville Bridge Club, Edinburgh. Duplicate pairs
Carlton Bridge Club, Edinburgh. Duplicate pairs
Milnathort Bridge Club, Milnathort. Duplicate pairs
Ormiston Bridge Club, Galashiels. Duplicate pairs with refreshment break
Linlithgow Bridge Club, Linlithgow. Bridge lessons, primarily for beginners
Carlton Bridge Club, Edinburgh. Novice duplicate pairs, turn up with or without a partner
Purpose-built bridge centre in Warriston with face-to-face duplicate sessions six days a week, including a Tuesday afternoon novice game and a Wednesday afternoon bronze game you can join with or without a partner. Classes for beginners and improvers run during term, and all levels of player are welcome.
One of the largest bridge clubs in the UK, near Edinburgh Zoo, with face-to-face duplicate on Monday and Wednesday afternoons and Tuesday, Thursday and Friday evenings, open to members and visitors. Tuesday evenings suit bronze players and improvers, and the club's academy runs lessons for beginners upwards.
Friendly bridge club playing duplicate on Wednesday and Thursday evenings and Friday afternoons all year at the Abbey Row Centre in Kelso. It caters for all levels, runs beginners classes and welcomes visitors who contact the secretary in advance.
Face-to-face duplicate bridge on Tuesday evenings at the Burgh Halls in Linlithgow, with visitors of all abilities welcome. Free beginners lessons run on Monday evenings at the same venue.
Bridge club meeting on Tuesday evenings at Southfield Community Centre in Duns, with a prompt 18:45 start. New members are particularly welcome.
Friendly face-to-face bridge club meeting every Tuesday evening at the KUSI Club in Kirkcaldy, from September to June. Visitors with partners are welcome, and the club also runs classes for beginners and intermediate players.
Chippenham Bridge Club, Chippenham. Duplicate pairs
Warminster Bridge Club, Warminster. Gentle duplicate pairs
Crown Centre Bridge Club, Devizes. Duplicate pairs
Trowbridge Bridge Club, Trowbridge. Duplicate pairs, 24 boards
Bradford-on-Avon Bridge Club, Bradford on Avon. Duplicate pairs
Warminster Bridge Club, Warminster. Duplicate club pairs
Devizes Bridge Club plays duplicate bridge at the Nursteed Centre on Thursday mornings and Friday evenings, with a partnering system for members and visitors. Visitors are welcome after calling the club first.
Lawn4Bridge runs a relaxed weekly duplicate session on Tuesday afternoons upstairs at Lawn Community Centre, open to all. The Lawn Bridge Club also plays there on Wednesday afternoons.
Sarum Bridge Club meets at the Cricket Club on Wilton Road, Salisbury, with competitive duplicate on Wednesday evenings and a social session on Thursday afternoons. Visitors can play three times before joining, and a partner is always found on Thursdays.
Swindon Bridge Club plays face to face duplicate pairs on Thursday evenings at Lawn Community Centre, with visitors always welcome. It also runs a Wednesday supported play session and beginner and improver classes.
Warminster Bridge Club plays at Bishopstrow Village Hall, with gentle duplicate on Monday afternoons and club pairs on Tuesday afternoons. New members and visitors are welcome, and the secretary helps find partners.
A small, friendly duplicate bridge club in Bradford on Avon, playing face to face on Monday evenings at Avonpark. The club also fields teams in the Wiltshire League.
Hitchin Bridge Club, Hitchin. Duplicate pairs
Harpenden Duplicate Bridge Club, Harpenden. Post mortem session for beginners and improvers, open to all
Hitchin Bridge Club, Hitchin. Supervised play for less experienced players, no partner needed
Monday Evening Bridge Club, Wyllyotts Centre, Potters Bar. Bridge club evening
St Albans Duplicate Bridge Club, St Albans. Duplicate pairs (multiple teams on the second Monday)
Harpenden Duplicate Bridge Club, Harpenden. Duplicate pairs
Hitchin Bridge Club plays face to face in the church hall of Our Lady's Church on Nightingale Road, with afternoon duplicate on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, Thursday evening duplicate, and supervised play for newer players on Monday evenings. Beginners' courses also run.
Harpenden Duplicate Bridge Club plays face to face duplicate on Monday evenings at the Golf Club and Friday afternoons at the Scout Hall in Kinsbourne Green. Open post mortem sessions for beginners and improvers run on Monday afternoons at the Harpenden Trust Centre.
Leverstock Green Bridge Club plays on Wednesday evenings at Adeyfield Community Centre in Hemel Hempstead, with a main duplicate and a gentle duplicate for newer players. Visitors are welcome.
Berkhamsted Bridge Club is a friendly duplicate club meeting every Tuesday evening on the first floor of Berkhamsted Town Hall. New members are welcome.
Broxbourne Bridge Club plays face to face duplicate pairs on Tuesday afternoons at Broxbourne Sports Centre, which has a lift and accessible toilet. New members are welcome.
Herts and Essex Bridge Club plays friendly duplicate pairs on Tuesday afternoons at Hatfield Heath Village Hall, near Bishop's Stortford. Single players are welcome.
Brighouse Bridge Club, Brighouse. Relaxed duplicate, partner required
Olicana Bridge Club, Ilkley. Guided and hosted pairs for less experienced players, no masterpoints
Todmorden Bridge Club, Todmorden. Relaxed bridge with supported play for beginners and improvers
Olicana Bridge Club, Ilkley. Guided and hosted pairs for less experienced players, no masterpoints
Garforth Bridge Club, Barwick-in-Elmet. Duplicate pairs
Brighouse Bridge Club, Brighouse. Duplicate pairs, partner required
Olicana Bridge Club in the centre of Ilkley runs around eight face to face sessions a week at 12 Wells Promenade, including hosted guided sessions for less experienced players on Monday and Wednesday mornings and Monday afternoons. Visitors are welcome and the club fields five Yorkshire League teams.
Brighouse Bridge Club plays face to face bridge five days a week at Central Methodist Church in Brighouse town centre, from relaxed and gentle morning sessions to evening duplicate and teams. Beginners and improvers courses run through the year and visitors are always welcome.
Halifax Bridge Club plays duplicate bridge at its own premises on Prescott Street near Halifax town centre every weekday evening and on Tuesday afternoons. Visitors are welcome, most sessions earn EBU masterpoints, and the club has a kitchen and licensed bar.
Keighley Bridge Club runs duplicate pairs on most days of the week at its own clubrooms, including afternoon, evening and Saturday morning sessions. Beginners courses, seminars and Yorkshire League teams cater for all levels.
Bradford Bridge Club plays at its own clubhouse with Monday and Wednesday evening sessions, a relaxed No Fear session on Thursday evenings with a host, and lessons for learners and improvers. It suits everyone from beginners to county and international players.
Wakefield Bridge Club plays in its own two rooms at Thornes Park, with Thursday evening pairs, weekday morning learning sessions and beginner courses. About 170 members, three Yorkshire League teams and a welcome for newcomers and returning players.
Southport Bridge Club, Southport. Relaxed session, maximum 15 boards, no partner needed
Liverpool Bridge Club, Liverpool. Guided play, no master points, partners available
Blundellsands Bridge Club, Liverpool. Gentle duplicate, partner required
Gables Bridge Club, Southport. Duplicate pairs, partner required
Southport Bridge Club on Albert Road runs a full week of face to face bridge, including a relaxed Monday morning session with no partner needed, Tuesday evening championship pairs, a relaxed Wednesday evening session for students, and Thursday and Sunday afternoon pairs. It also teaches beginners and improvers to the EBU course.
Liverpool Bridge Club runs five face to face sessions a week at Mersey House, from guided play on Monday afternoons and relaxed duplicate on Tuesday afternoons to full duplicate on Monday and Wednesday evenings and Thursday afternoons. Partners are available on Monday and Tuesday afternoons.
Blundellsands Bridge Club has its own premises on Victoria Road West in Crosby, with gentle duplicate on Monday afternoons, hosted guided play on Wednesday afternoons and competitive duplicate on Wednesday evenings and Friday afternoons. It also runs MiniBridge taster sessions and a fast track course for beginners and returners.
Bebington Bridge Club plays friendly duplicate on Monday evenings from 7.15pm at Christchurch Community Centre in Higher Bebington, with a relaxed Friday afternoon session at 2pm that suits players moving on from lessons. Beginner classes also run on Friday afternoons from September 2026.
Rosemary Bridge Club meets at the Methodist Church Hall on Elbow Lane, Formby, for pairs on Monday evenings at 7pm and Friday afternoons at 2pm, with a Venture Group session on Wednesday afternoons.
Formby Bridge Club plays friendly duplicate on Monday and Wednesday evenings at 7pm at The Dove Centre, opposite Formby station. Visitors are welcome, including unaccompanied visitors who check with the club in advance.
Mid Wales Bridge Association Relaxed Bridge, Machynlleth, Machynlleth. Relaxed social bridge for newcomers, improvers and experienced players
Llandudno and District Bridge Club, Penrhyn Bay. Duplicate pairs
Garden Village Bridge Club, Wrexham. Duplicate pairs, main competition night
Garden Village Bridge Club, Wrexham. Supervised improvers duplicate
Clwb Bridge Aberystwyth, Aberystwyth. Duplicate pairs
A small, friendly club at the Garden Village Institute in Wrexham with duplicate bridge on Monday and Thursday evenings plus Tuesday and Friday afternoon improvers sessions. Guests are welcome on any club night and improvers get help from experienced players.
A friendly and competitive club playing duplicate at Waunfawr Community Centre on Tuesday afternoons and Sunday evenings, with a host system so any player gets a game. Visitors and learners of every level are encouraged to get in touch, and beginners courses run in the autumn.
Plays bridge every Friday afternoon at the community centre on Water Street, Menai Bridge, with disabled access and tea and coffee available.
Plays duplicate bridge on Thursdays at the British Legion Hall on Victoria Street, Aberaeron. New members and visitors are welcome through the Mid Wales Bridge Association.
A very friendly club playing on Wednesday afternoons in Cardigan, welcoming new members of all abilities. Visitors can simply turn up, odd numbers can be accommodated and drinks and biscuits are free.
Plays duplicate bridge on Thursday evenings at Penrhyn Bay Community Centre, on the Creuddyn School site, with parking on site. New and returning players are welcome and are asked to let the club know before a first visit.
The City of Lincoln Bridge Club, Lincoln. Duplicate pairs
The City of Lincoln Bridge Club, Lincoln. Lessons and supervised play for beginners and improvers
Boston Bridge Club, Boston. Duplicate pairs club night
Spalding Duplicate Bridge Club, Spalding. Duplicate pairs
Scunthorpe Bridge Club, Scunthorpe. Duplicate pairs
Heighington Bridge Club, Bassingham. Duplicate pairs, main competitive session
Scunthorpe Bridge Club, founded in 1977, plays in its own clubhouse on Sunningdale Road with sessions most days of the week, including relaxed bridge on Tuesdays and an improvers session on Thursdays. It runs lessons for newcomers and everyone is welcome.
Bassingham Bridge Club meets at The Hammond Hall with a relaxed, no pressure approach that suits beginners. It runs social bridge on Tuesday afternoons, an improvers session on Wednesday evenings and a friendly duplicate on Thursday evenings.
Boston Bridge Club plays duplicate on Monday and Thursday evenings at Boston Tennis Club, with a Tuesday afternoon social session designed to help everyone from absolute beginners upwards improve. Visitors are welcome at any time and no partner is needed on Tuesdays.
The City of Lincoln Bridge Club, founded in 1946 as Lincoln Eastgate, plays duplicate on Monday evenings and Wednesday afternoons at the Lindum Sports Association. It also runs a Monday evening bridge school for beginners and improvers, and new players and visitors are very welcome.
Heighington Bridge Club plays duplicate bridge in the main hall of the modern, air conditioned Hammond Hall in Bassingham, with competitive pairs on Monday evenings and a relaxed Friday afternoon session with a tea break. New members and visitors are always welcome, and the club will try to find a partner for single players.
Louth Duplicate Bridge Club plays face to face duplicate on Tuesday evenings and Friday afternoons at Louth Indoor Bowls Club on Birch Road. School children under 18 play free and no partner is needed for the Tuesday session.
Misbourne Bridge Club, Chalfont St Peter. Duplicate pairs
South Bucks Bridge Club, Burnham. Supervised play
Buckingham Bridge Club, Buckingham. Duplicate pairs, with some teams nights
Newbury Bridge Club, Newbury. Rubber bridge
South Bucks Bridge Club, Burnham. Supervised play
South Bucks Bridge Club, Burnham. Duplicate pairs with lunch break
South Bucks Bridge Club runs face to face duplicate, gentle duplicate and supervised play sessions through the week at its refurbished barn bridge centre near Burnham. It suits all abilities and offers lessons for beginners and improvers.
Newbury Bridge Club plays face to face bridge at St George's Church Hall on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday evenings, with sessions for all levels from beginners to experts. Visitors can use the club's partner finding service.
Friendly duplicate bridge club meeting on Tuesday and Thursday evenings at 7.30pm at Buckingham Park Community Centre in Aylesbury. Visitors are welcome and the club does its best to provide a host partner for individuals.
Afternoon duplicate bridge club meeting on Monday and Thursday afternoons from 1.30pm to 4.30pm at Chalfont St Peter Community Centre. Members come from Amersham, the Chalfonts and Gerrards Cross.
Good standard duplicate bridge club playing pairs and teams every Wednesday evening at 7.15pm at Amersham Community Centre. Visitors and new members are welcome, with free tea and coffee and a bar.
Ascot Bridge Club plays face to face bridge on Thursday afternoons at Brownlow Hall in Newell Green, just north of Bracknell. It suits club and league players.
Sherborne Bridge Club, Sherborne. Duplicate pairs, hosted
East Dorset Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club Bridge Section, Poole. Soft duplicate pairs, hosts available
Shaftesbury Bridge Club, Shaftesbury. Duplicate pairs
Allendale Bridge Club, Wimborne. Duplicate pairs at the Allendale Centre
The Thursday Bridge Club, Bournemouth. Duplicate pairs, hosted
Bridport Bridge Club, Bridport. Duplicate pairs for new players and returners
The bridge section of the East Dorset Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club near Poole Harbour plays four sessions a week, from hosted soft duplicate on Monday evenings to Chicago with tuition on Friday afternoons. Improvers are well catered for, and non members may visit up to four times a year on Monday evenings or Friday afternoons.
Duplicate bridge at St Swithun's Church Hall on Wednesday evenings at 18:50 and on most Tuesday and Friday afternoons at 13:50, with refreshments provided. The Tuesday gentle pairs suits new players and returners after recent lessons.
Duplicate bridge at the Terraces in Sherborne on Monday afternoons from 14:00 and Tuesday evenings from 19:00, with a host system so you can turn up and be found a partner. A rubber bridge section also meets on Thursday afternoons at Sherborne Bowls Club from mid September to mid April.
Face to face pairs on Monday evenings at the Allendale Community Centre, 18:45 for 19:00, and hosted Social Duplicate on Wednesday afternoons at Wimborne Town Football Club. Beginners are well supported with courses each January, coaching and a free taster session.
Face to face duplicate bridge on Wednesday and Friday afternoons at St Ambrose Church Hall in Westbourne, starting soon after 13:45. Every session is hosted so single players get a game, and non members are welcome; suits players used to club duplicate.
Club pairs at the British Legion Hall on Monday evenings from 18:45 and Wednesday afternoons from 13:45. Visitors and new members are welcome; please email the secretary in advance.
Cambridge Bridge Club, Cambridge. Duplicate pairs, hosted so players without a partner can play
Peterborough Bridge Club, Peterborough. Duplicate pairs
Ely Bridge Club, Ely. Duplicate pairs, partners found for players who arrive alone
North Cambridge Bridge Club, Girton. Duplicate pairs, matchpoints
Huntingdon Bridge Club, Brampton. Duplicate pairs
Cambridge Bridge Club, Cambridge. Duplicate pairs
Cambridge's largest bridge club, playing face-to-face duplicate pairs at Trumpington Village Hall on Monday mornings and Tuesday evenings. Visitors are welcome, Monday sessions are hosted so you can come without a partner, and the club runs lessons for beginners and improvers.
Peterborough Bridge Club runs duplicate pairs on Monday afternoons and on Thursdays, with refreshments included on Monday afternoons. It also fields strong teams in county and national competitions.
Relaxed afternoon duplicate bridge for improvers, meeting every Tuesday and Thursday in the Meeting Room at the Fulbourn Centre.
Ely Bridge Club plays face to face duplicate bridge on Monday afternoons at the Sugar Beet Club in Ely, 1.45pm for a 2pm start. A host system means players can come without a partner, beginners included.
Huntingdon Bridge Club plays duplicate pairs on Monday evenings at Brampton Memorial Hall, near Huntingdon, starting at 7.15pm. Visitors are welcome at most sessions, and the club can help find a partner.
Friendly bridge club of about 50 members meeting on Monday evenings at Cotton Hall in Girton for 24 boards of matchpoint pairs. Guests, new members and players without a partner are welcome, with free parking.
Oxford Bridge Club, Oxford. Hybrid duplicate pairs (clubhouse and RealBridge)
Wallingford Bridge Club, Berrick Salome. Relaxed duplicate for players who know the basics
Thame Bridge Club, Thame. Duplicate pairs (teams first Monday)
Bicester Bridge Club, Bicester. Duplicate pairs, 24 boards
Oxford Bridge Club, Oxford. Gentle duplicate pairs
Wallingford Bridge Club, Berrick Salome. Supervised play with short talks
Oxford Bridge Club runs face to face bridge at its clubhouse on Banbury Road six days a week, from duplicate pairs and gentle duplicate to Saturday social bridge and Thursday supervised play. Sessions are hosted so you can come without a partner, and visitors and learners are very welcome.
Wallingford Bridge Club plays face to face at Roke and Berrick Salome Village Hall several times a week, including gentle pairs on Mondays, supervised play and improvers' sessions on Tuesdays, and afternoon pairs on Thursdays and Fridays. No booking or partner is needed for most sessions, and beginners' classes run from September.
Bicester Bridge Club meets at Highfield Social Club on George Street for duplicate bridge on Monday evenings and relaxed afternoon bridge on Thursdays. Visitors are very welcome, a host is available for single players, and the Thursday session suits improvers and returners.
Abingdon Duplicate Bridge Club plays relaxed face to face pairs on Wednesday mornings at 9.45am at the Abingdon Health and Wellbeing Centre. A partner finder group helps players without a regular partner.
Thame Bridge Club plays duplicate pairs on Monday evenings at 7pm in the Masonic Hall on Thame High Street. Players of all abilities are welcome and a visitor's first session is free.
Wantage Bridge Club holds relaxed face to face duplicate on Wednesday afternoons at 2pm in Hanney War Memorial Hall, East Hanney. There is no need to book, and beginners' and improvers' classes start each autumn.
Stafford Bridge Club, Stafford. Lessons for beginners: free 12 week course
Oswestry Bridge Club, Oswestry. Duplicate pairs
Stafford Bridge Club, Stafford. Duplicate pairs
Newcastle-under-Lyme & District Bridge Club, Newcastle-under-Lyme. Relaxed duplicate pairs, about 21 boards
Alrewas Bridge Club, Alrewas. Duplicate pairs with regular or pre-arranged partners
Eccleshall Bridge Club, Eccleshall. Duplicate pairs
Stafford Bridge Club plays duplicate bridge at the Beaconside Conference Centre on Weston Road, with sessions on Monday afternoons, Tuesday and Friday evenings and some Thursday mornings. A free 12 week beginners course and regular improver lessons make it a good fit for new players as well as experienced club players.
Newcastle-under-Lyme & District Bridge Club, founded in 1950, plays in its own single storey clubhouse on King Street with duplicate on Tuesday and Friday afternoons and Wednesday and Thursday evenings. The relaxed afternoon sessions are ideal for players new to duplicate, and learn to play classes run on Tuesday evenings.
Oswestry Bridge Club plays face to face duplicate bridge every Monday and Thursday evening at the Memorial Hall in Oswestry, with play starting promptly at 7pm. From October to spring it also holds afternoon bridge at the cricket club on the first Saturday of each month.
Eccleshall Bridge Club plays duplicate pairs on Tuesday evenings at Offley Hay Village Hall and on Wednesday evenings in the Church Room at Holy Trinity Church, Eccleshall, with play from 7pm. Anyone is welcome to drop in on a Wednesday to see how duplicate bridge is played.
Alrewas Bridge Club meets at the Alrewas Royal British Legion on Tuesday afternoons, with play starting at 2pm. Games are with regular or pre-arranged partners, and players without a partner can turn up and the club will try to find them a game.
Border Bridge Club plays duplicate bridge every Friday evening at Bicton Village Hall near Shrewsbury, with play starting at 7pm. A warm welcome is extended to all, and a partner finding service helps visitors get a game.
Redcar Bridge Club, Marske-by-the-Sea. Duplicate pairs
Northallerton Bridge Club, Northallerton. Hosted competitive duplicate
Newton Aycliffe Bridge Club, Newton Aycliffe. Club bridge
St Georges Bridge Centre (Darlington Bridge Club), Darlington. Duplicate pairs
St Georges Bridge Centre (Darlington Bridge Club), Darlington. Friendly duplicate, centre open from 11.30 for lunch
Northallerton Bridge Club, Northallerton. Facilitated gentle duplicate for less experienced players
St Georges Bridge Centre on Whessoe Road is home to Darlington Bridge Club, with evening duplicate on Mondays, Thursdays and Fridays, a Tuesday daytime game, a Wednesday improvers session and a Thursday lunchtime session. Beginners lessons start each September with free taster sessions.
Middlesbrough Bridge Club plays duplicate bridge on Tuesday and Friday evenings from 7pm to 10pm in the church hall of the Holy Name of Mary in Linthorpe. Newcomers and visitors are always welcome, with partner finders for each night.
Northallerton Bridge Club holds a hosted club night on Mondays at 6.50pm in the Lower Hall of Northallerton Town Hall, and a facilitated gentle duplicate for less experienced players on Tuesdays at 1.20pm at the Scout and Guide HQ. No partner is needed for either.
Guisborough Bridge Club plays duplicate bridge on Tuesday evenings at Guisborough Cricket Club on Rectory Lane, arriving well before 6.45pm. New players and those needing a partner can call ahead.
Hartlepool Bridge Club plays duplicate bridge on Tuesdays from 6.30pm at Hornby Park in Seaton Carew, with summer and winter club competitions.
Newton Aycliffe Bridge Club plays on Monday evenings at 7pm at the Oakleaf Sports Complex on School Aycliffe Lane.
The York Bridge Club, York. Standard match pointed pairs, duplicate
The York Bridge Club, York. Improvers duplicate
Scarborough and District Contract Bridge Club, Scarborough. Duplicate club pairs
Scarborough and District Contract Bridge Club, Scarborough. Duplicate pairs
Ripon City Bridge Club, Ripon. Social bridge at the Claro Lounge Bar, Ripon Market Place, Chicago scoring, no partner needed
The York Bridge Club, York. Assisted play, hosted, non-competitive
The York Bridge Club plays face to face in its accessible clubhouse on The Green in Acomb, with sessions most days from hosted assisted play and gentle duplicate to championship pairs. It suits learners, improvers and experienced players, offers lessons and runs a free Youth Academy on Wednesdays.
Scarborough and District Contract Bridge Club plays face to face duplicate bridge every weekday at its own premises on West Street, with a hosting system so anyone arriving without a partner is found one. It suits beginners through to experienced players, with courses, tutored improvers sessions and Next Steps events.
Ripon City Bridge Club plays friendly duplicate bridge at Community House on Allhallowgate on Wednesday evenings and hosted pairs on Friday afternoons, and visitors and new members are welcome. A relaxed Cafe Bridge morning runs on Tuesdays at the Claro Lounge Bar on the Market Place, with no partner needed.
Harrogate Victoria Bridge Club plays duplicate bridge at the Cedar Court Hotel on Park Parade on Thursday evenings and Friday afternoons, in a relaxed but competitive atmosphere with ample parking. New members are welcome to try three visits, and the club will help match players without a partner.
Selby & Hambleton Bridge Club plays on Wednesday evenings at the village hall in Chapel Haddlesey and on Friday evenings at Hambleton Village Hall near Selby. Hambleton Village Hall also hosts Yorkshire League matches on Sundays.
Easingwold Bridge Club plays duplicate on Tuesday evenings from 7pm at the Galtres Centre, just off the Market Square, throughout the year. Non-members with partners are welcome to turn up on the night without arranging in advance.
Bridge at the Windmill Gallery, Waltham. Duplicate bridge, partner guaranteed
Windmill Bridge, Anlaby. Friendly duplicate pairs
Willcott Bridge Club, Swanland. Duplicate pairs
Bridlington Bridge Club, Bridlington. Club bridge, all abilities
Hull Bridge Club, Hull. Hosted gentle duplicate for improvers, advice on request
Beverley Bridge Club, Beverley. Duplicate pairs, up to 24 boards
Bridge at the Windmill Gallery plays at the Waltham Windmill site near Grimsby on Monday, Thursday and Friday evenings, with free parking. Visitors are welcome with a partner guaranteed, and Thursday sessions include bidding advice for developing players.
Hull Bridge Club has its own premises on Spring Bank near the city centre, with Thursday evening duplicate pairs or teams and hosted gentle bridge on Wednesday afternoons where no partner is needed. Lessons for beginners and improvers run with the Humber Bridge School.
Beverley Bridge Club plays duplicate bridge on Wednesday evenings all year at Molescroft Pavilion, with ample free parking. It suits players who already know the game and runs summer and winter club competitions.
Bridlington Bridge Club is a small, friendly club that meets on Tuesday evenings at St John's Church Hall in Sewerby, catering for all abilities of player.
Willcott Bridge Club plays duplicate bridge on Tuesday afternoons at St Barnabas Church in Swanland, on the corner of Main Street and St Barnabas Drive, with a car park at the church. Visitors are welcome.
Windmill Bridge runs friendly duplicate bridge every Monday evening at Anlaby Village Hall, including bank holidays. Players can find a partner through the club's WhatsApp partner group.
Ashby Bridge Club, Ashby-de-la-Zouch. Duplicate pairs (arrive 6.45pm)
Bradgate Bridge Club, Rothley. Face to face duplicate, host available
Ashby Bridge Club, Ashby-de-la-Zouch. Supervised play for improvers and returning players
Ashby Bridge Club, Ashby-de-la-Zouch. Duplicate pairs (arrive 12.45pm)
Bradgate Bridge Club, Rothley. Face to face duplicate, host available
Hoby Bridge Club, Hoby. Duplicate bridge (7pm for 7.15pm)
Ashby Bridge Club plays at Ashby Leisure Centre, with duplicate bridge on Monday evenings and Wednesday afternoons, social bridge on Friday mornings and supervised play for improvers on Wednesday mornings. It is a large club with over 150 members and also runs courses for new and returning players.
Bradgate Bridge Club plays duplicate bridge at The Rothley Centre on Monday evenings and Wednesday afternoons.
Hoby Bridge Club plays duplicate bridge on Thursday evenings, usually the second and third Thursday of the month, at Hoby & District Village Hall, in the countryside between Leicester and Melton Mowbray.
County Bridge Club has its own club rooms on St Oswald Road, Leicester, with duplicate bridge on Monday evenings and Friday afternoons. It also hosts county competitions such as the Josephs Bowl teams.
Glenfield Bridge Club plays duplicate bridge on Wednesday evenings at Glenfield Memorial Hall and is active in the local community, including bridge demonstrations for newcomers.
Loughborough Bridge Club plays duplicate bridge on Thursday evenings at John Storer House in Loughborough.
The Nottingham Bridge Club, Nottingham. Duplicate pairs, sociable newcomer session (Master Points, no NGS)
Keyworth Bridge Club, Keyworth. Duplicate pairs, face to face
Bonington Bridge Club, Nottingham. Duplicate pairs, social club
West Bridgford Bridge Club, Edwalton. Duplicate pairs
The Nottingham Bridge Club, Nottingham. Duplicate pairs (Master Points and NGS)
Retford Bridge Club, Retford. Duplicate pairs, face to face (combined with online session)
The Nottingham Bridge Club in Carrington runs face to face duplicate sessions most afternoons and evenings, including a sociable Monday afternoon for newcomers, a gentle Wednesday evening with help and advice, and Saturday beginners' drives. It teaches bridge from beginner to advanced level, visitors are always welcome, and there is free parking and a licensed bar.
Keyworth Bridge Club plays face to face duplicate on Monday and Wednesday afternoons at Keyworth Village Hall, usually 24 boards finishing around 4pm. Visitors are welcome, and the club can help find a partner.
Bonington Bridge Club is a very friendly club that plays duplicate bridge on Monday afternoons from 1.30pm to 4.30pm in the hall behind The Good Shepherd Church on Thackeray's Lane, Woodthorpe. Players of all abilities are welcome, and new players can drop in for a cup of tea and watch, or have a game.
Retford Bridge Club holds face to face duplicate bridge on Tuesday evenings at its traditional Hallcroft venue, with low table money and half price fees for students under 26. Visitors and members are welcome.
South Mansfield & Blidworth Bridge Club plays duplicate bridge on Friday evenings at the Mansfield Mechanics Institute in Forest Town, with EBU Master Points awarded. Players of any standard are warmly welcomed, and new and returning players can get help learning or improving their game.
West Bridgford Bridge Club plays duplicate bridge on Monday evenings at Edwalton Golf Centre. New members are welcome and the club will help players without a partner find a game.
Ringwood Bridge Club, Chesterfield. Courses for beginners, returners and improvers (EBU syllabus)
Sheffield Bridge Club, Sheffield. Supervised play and learn session, any standard
Ringwood Bridge Club, Chesterfield. Duplicate pairs
Barnsley Bridge Club, Barnsley. Relaxed duplicate, about 24 boards, no partner needed
Doncaster Bridge Club, Doncaster. Duplicate pairs, spare player available
Doncaster Bridge Club, Doncaster. Social bridge (downstairs)
Sheffield Bridge Club has its own premises with a bar in Nether Edge and runs duplicate bridge on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday afternoons plus Wednesday evenings, with monthly teams nights. A standby player is usually available, and lessons, play and learn sessions and a mentoring scheme help beginners and improvers.
Doncaster Bridge Club owns its own clubhouse with a bar and lift, and runs face to face bridge on Monday, Wednesday and Friday afternoons and Thursday and Friday evenings, plus a social Monday session. A spare player is available on Monday and Wednesday afternoons, and improvers seminars run on Tuesdays.
Ringwood Bridge Club meets at Grassmoor Community Centre near Chesterfield for duplicate on Monday afternoons and an improvers duplicate on Tuesday evenings. Monday morning courses follow the EBU syllabus for beginners and returners, and visitors can be found a partner if they call ahead.
Barnsley Bridge Club meets at Gilroyd Social Club for relaxed duplicate on Monday afternoons and duplicate on Wednesday evenings, and all levels of player are welcome. No partner is needed on Mondays and the secretary helps players find partners.
Beauchief Bridge Club plays face to face duplicate pairs on Monday evenings at Norton House Country Club near the Meadowhead roundabout, with free parking and disabled access. Tuesday evenings bring a beginners class and a supervised gentle duplicate for newer players.
S10 Bridge Club is a friendly, informal club playing duplicate bridge on Thursday evenings at Hallam Grange Lawn Tennis Club between Lodge Moor and Fulwood. Visitors and new members are welcome and a partner is provided if you do not have one.
Derby Bridge Club, Derby. Duplicate pairs
Derbyshire Dales Bridge Club, Matlock. Duplicate pairs
Ashbourne Bridge Club, Ashbourne. Duplicate pairs
Allestree Bridge Club, Derby. Supervised play, no partner needed, all welcome
Derby Bridge Club, Derby. Duplicate pairs
Allestree Bridge Club, Derby. Bridge lessons for beginners and improvers
Allestree Bridge Club plays face to face bridge at the Memorial Hall in Allestree, with duplicate on Thursday and Friday afternoons. It suits newer players too, with Wednesday morning supervised play where no partner is needed and Thursday morning lessons for beginners and improvers.
Derby Bridge Club, the oldest established bridge club in Derbyshire, plays duplicate pairs on Monday and Wednesday afternoons at the East Midlands Bridge Academy in Spondon. Visitors and prospective members are welcome, and a WhatsApp group helps players find a partner.
Ashbourne Bridge Club is a friendly and informal club playing face to face duplicate bridge on Monday evenings at Elim Church, Waterside, in Ashbourne. It welcomes players of a range of abilities.
Derbyshire Dales Bridge Club offers friendly daytime duplicate bridge for players in and around Matlock every Monday afternoon. Players of all levels are welcome and can turn up without a partner.
Spondon Chess Club meets on Tuesday evenings at the bridge club in the Old School House on Chapel Street, Spondon. It enters two teams in the Derbyshire league.
First Class Bridge Academy, Billericay. Teams of four
Southend and Leigh Bridge Club, Leigh-on-Sea. Non duplicate bridge, Chicago, no partner required
Thorpe Bay Bridge Club, Southend-on-Sea. Duplicate pairs
Southend and Leigh Bridge Club, Leigh-on-Sea. Duplicate pairs
Loughton Bridge Club, Chigwell. Duplicate pairs
First Class Bridge Academy, Billericay. Duplicate club session, hosted
Southend and Leigh Bridge Club has its own premises in Leigh-on-Sea and is open seven days a week for duplicate and social bridge, from gentle hosted sessions to competitive pairs. It also runs beginners and improvers courses and a Thursday evening practice session.
First Class Bridge Academy runs bridge at Barleylands near Billericay from Monday to Saturday, from supervised and gentle sessions to competitive duplicate. Most sessions are hosted, so you can turn up without a partner, and there are regular courses for complete beginners.
Thorpe Bay Bridge Club meets at the Old School House on Southchurch Boulevard, with its own car park. It runs duplicate pairs on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, an assisted Tuesday session for beginners and Wednesday morning lessons, and visitors are welcome at all sessions.
Friendly duplicate bridge club playing on Monday evenings at the Grange Farm Centre in Chigwell, near Loughton. Visitors and new members are welcome, the first visit is free, and a qualified EBU teacher is on hand for newer players.
Southend Chess Club meets every Friday evening at Thorpe Bay Bridge Club for club competitions and Essex League home matches. It welcomes players of all standards, from beginners to experienced league players.
Kettering Bridge Club, Kettering. Brush Up Your Bidding drop-in class and improvers duplicate, no computer scoring, open to non-members
Northampton Bridge Club, Northampton. Social bridge
Oundle Bridge Club, Oundle. Duplicate pairs
Wellingborough Bridge Club, Wellingborough. Duplicate pairs for experienced players
Northampton Bridge Club, Northampton. Duplicate pairs and club competitions
Northampton Bridge Club, Northampton. Social bridge
Northampton Bridge Club plays face to face at its Owl Close club rooms through the week, with social, duplicate and teams sessions for players from club beginners to county standard. Beginners' lessons run on Thursday evenings.
Kettering Bridge Club has its own premises on the corner of Grange Road and Field Street, with improvers sessions, supervised play and a hosted Friday afternoon duplicate. Newer players are well catered for and Friday players do not need a partner.
Oundle Bridge Club meets on Monday and Thursday evenings at Fletton House for duplicate pairs. All bridge players are welcome to come along with a partner, and guests are welcome.
Wellingborough Bridge Club meets upstairs at Vicarage Farm Social Club on Monday evenings for experienced players and Thursday afternoons for a friendly introduction to the game. The club also runs bridge classes.
Towcester Bridge Club meets every Tuesday evening at Towcester Sports and Social Club for friendly, competitive duplicate bridge, with teams on the first Tuesday of the month. Visitors and newer players are welcome to try a few sessions with no obligation to join.
Armagh Bridge Club, Armagh. Duplicate pairs
Bangor Contract Bridge Club, Bangor. Duplicate pairs
Portstewart Bridge Club, Portstewart. Duplicate pairs; partners can be arranged
Bridge club meeting every Tuesday evening at County Armagh Golf Club, with play starting promptly at 19:00.
Bridge club playing every Tuesday night at the Community Hub on Hamilton Road, Bangor, with play starting at 19:15. Non-members are very welcome except on club competition nights.
Welcoming bridge club meeting every Wednesday at 19:00 in Agherton Church Hall, just off the Diamond in Portstewart. Visitors are welcome and partners can be arranged.
Bridge club running face to face afternoon club bridge at Portadown Golf Club, 13:30 to 16:30. New and existing members are very welcome.
Bath Bridge Club, Bath. Duplicate pairs, social, 24 boards
Friendly Bridge SW, Bristol. Duplicate pairs, relaxed
Bath Bridge Club, Bath. Duplicate pairs, open, 26 to 27 boards
Bath Bridge Club, Bath. Supported learning session for improvers, 14 boards
Bath Bridge Club, Bath. Duplicate pairs, social with a competitive edge, 24 boards
Bath Bridge Club, Bath. Duplicate pairs, relaxed, up to 20 boards
Bridge club running face to face duplicate sessions on Tuesday to Friday at Oldfield Old Boys Rugby Club, from Relaxed and Assisted Play sessions for improvers to Open Pairs for stronger players. It also runs beginners' and improvers' courses and welcomes students.
Bridge club running relaxed, friendly duplicate pairs on Tuesday and Thursday mornings at Stoke Bishop Village Hall, for players of all abilities. Players can come without a partner and will be matched with one.
Bridge club playing duplicate bridge on Friday afternoons at Southdown Methodist Church Centre in Bath, in a friendly but competitive atmosphere. The venue is all on the ground floor with on site parking, and the club can help players find a partner.
Chess club meeting every Tuesday evening at Bristol Bridge Club in Hotwells, with a room at the rear and use of the bar. It runs teams in Divisions 1 to 6 of the Bristol Chess League, so it suits players of every standard from beginners to International Masters, and newcomers are welcome to watch and play social games.
Worcestershire Daytime County Bridge, Hallow. Afternoon bridge session
Worcestershire Monday County Bridge, Worcester. Pairs evening (IMP and matchpointed pairs)
Forest of Dean Bridge Club, Lydney. Duplicate pairs
Worcester Bridge Club, Worcester. Club bridge evening
Forest of Dean Bridge Club plays duplicate bridge every Wednesday evening at Lydney Community Centre, arriving 18:15 for an 18:30 start. A partner can usually be found for you.
Worcester Bridge Club plays on Wednesday evenings at The British Legion Club on Cornmeadow Lane, Claines.
The Worcestershire Contract Bridge Association runs an afternoon bridge session at Hallow Parish Hall on the first Monday of each month, starting at 13:00.
The Worcestershire Contract Bridge Association runs a friendly, competitive Monday evening bridge session at The British Legion Club in Claines on the second and fourth Mondays of each month. Arrive before 19:00 for a 19:00 start.
Aberdeen Bridge Club, Aberdeen. Face-to-face duplicate bridge
Ness Bridge Club, Inverness. Duplicate pairs and teams
Aberdeen Bridge Club, Aberdeen. Face-to-face duplicate bridge
Ness Bridge Club, Inverness. Supervised play for learners and improvers
Aberdeen Bridge Club, Aberdeen. Duplicate pairs tournament
Aberdeen Bridge Club, Aberdeen. Face-to-face duplicate bridge, with a separate supervised duplicate for developing players
Aberdeen Bridge Club has played at 14 Rubislaw Terrace since 1933, with face-to-face sessions on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, a Wednesday afternoon tournament and Relaxed Bridge on Thursday afternoons. New members and visitors are welcome, and it is a teaching club with a beginners' course and a Wednesday supervised duplicate for developing players.
Ness Bridge Club meets at the Caledonian Thistle Social Club on Greig Street, Inverness, with club nights on Monday and Thursday evenings and a learners and improvers evening on Tuesdays. New members and visitors are welcome, and learners' classes start each October.
Founded in 1853, Bon Accord meets at Aberdeen Bridge Club on Rubislaw Terrace on Wednesday evenings and Friday evenings from September to the end of June, with coaching from 6pm on Fridays. It is open to players of any age or standard, from newcomers to league and national team players.
Dundee Bridge Club, Dundee. MP pairs tournament (SCG Solutions MP Pairs)
Dundee Bridge Club, Dundee. Social bridge, no partner needed
Perth Bridge Club, Perth. Duplicate pairs, main session of the week
Dundee Bridge Club, Dundee. MP pairs tournament
Dundee Bridge Club, Dundee. MP pairs tournament
Dundee Bridge Club runs face-to-face sessions at its own clubrooms in Dundee through the week, including Tuesday evening, Wednesday and Friday afternoon pairs, Relaxed Bridge on Thursday mornings and a no-partner-needed Social Bridge morning on Tuesdays. Guests are welcome, and beginners' and improvers' classes run each autumn.
Perth Bridge Club plays at its King Street clubrooms, with the main pairs session on Tuesday evenings and a slower, chattier hosted Relaxed Pairs on Wednesday evenings, both from 6.45pm. It runs a beginners' course on Monday evenings from September and welcomes new players.
Drumhar Bridge Club plays on Monday evenings from September to April in the Perth Bridge Club building on King Street, Perth.
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