The origins of the Club start in 1980 when posters were put up in the town advertising that lessons in Bridge were to be given at a house in Austin Street. About 15 people turned up, some had never played, some had played many years previously. This was  successful and they were keen for more. The weekly group made  progress and a few more joined. A small charge was made to provide funds for St Edmunds church. Later the Bridge sessions were held in the St Johns Hall and at various times moved to the Union Church and the Garden House hotel. There were odd occasions when the United Services Club was used for a venue.

 In 1982 it was decided that the time had come to form a Bridge Club with elected officials to put it on a standard footing. Later the Club had a presentation from Norfolk County Bridge Association regarding membership and the English Bridge Union. The Club decided to affiliate and so was able to participate in various competitions.

 Soon the Club attracted players from Kings Lynn and there followed a few team matches between the two Clubs. Hunstanton also decided to host a County Open Event which attracted larger numbers and was held at the Le Strange Arms.

 The Club changed premises to the Conservative Club and has remained there. The Club has had a number of holidaymakers over the years who have enjoyed their Bridge, some making repeat visits

The club meets at the Conservative Club on Mondays and Wednesdays at 6.45 pm ready to start playing at 7 pm.   We also meet on Fridays from 1.30 until 4.30 from end of September until the end of April for beginners and improvers.   This is a friendly club and we always welcome visitors.   For more information please call Diana Price on 07789754864 or 01485532065 or price.diana@gmail.com

For the SIM pairs nationally, go to the EBU site and click on SIM pairs tab, then find it in Past results, here's a link:.....

http://www.ebu.co.uk/sim-pairs/000164.

RESULTS

26th of August 2016 Results can now be viewed