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The supervised practice sessions on Tuesday mornings have now stopped until the new year. Contact Stephen on 07973 207218 for details.

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New ! Southborough venue for novice duplicate

As well as being known for its well kept village green, Southborough, midway between Tonbridge and Tunbridge Wells is home to the Southborough Bridge Club.

The Southborough Novice Bridge Section meets at St Dunstan's Church Hall on the second and fourth Thursdays of the month at 7.20pm, with the inaugral meeting taking place on 23 October. Ideal for bridge students who have completed a beginner's course and for social bridge players who want their bridge to be fun.

St Dunstan's Church Hall, 34 London Road, Southborough TN4 0QA is large enough to allow us to run two sections side by side, one for newcomers to duplicate bridge and another for players with some experience.

Diary. (all on Thursdays at 7.20pm). 23 October Novice Bridge (Southborough), 13 November Novice Bridge (Southborough), 27 November (Southborough)

Bridge Lessons with Bridge For Fun


Learn and play bridge in a welcoming and friendly atmosphere.
	Autumn Bridge Classes started last week. If there are spaces available, it is possible to join our classes after they have started. For complete beginners, with no previous knowledge of the game, the latest date to be able to join the group is 7 October Click Bridge Classes menu for autumn dates

Sonnet of the Week

BRIDGE FOR FUN by Tony Wilkin Bridge will always be taught by us for fun, Twelve to fourteen points with a balanced hand Bid one no trump and the hand may be won, Although a double it may not withstand. Do we have sufficient points to respond When two clubs is bid from opener's hand? Or will we have to wave a magic wand, To produce a contract for us to land. Acol, transfers, and stayman to be played, Finesse the Queen or drop the King in one? Was that the contract that should have been made, When our fine bidding was not set upon? Whatever the result enjoy the game, And at the end do not apportion blame.