Westcotes Bridge Club is affiliated to the English Bridge Union (EBU) and the Leicestershire Contract Bridge Association (LCBA)
A friendly club, established 1966 in Westcotes, Leicester, whence our name
Duplicate venue West Gate School, Glenfield Road, LE3 6DG
Every Monday INCLUDING BANK HOLIDAYS: 7 pm start of play
Click on either of these links for a map:- StreetMap or GoogleMap
We welcome visiting pairs, or might be able to find you a partner (call 0116 2676400 in advance)
We try to help beginners to learn and enjoy the best card game in the world.
Our LCBA League Teams are in Divisions 1 and 2 for 2016-17
Match venue - Estonian House, 366 Fosse Road North, LE3 5RS Map
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Westcotes Bridge Club: Policy concerning visitors
Only club members may participate in our clubnight duplicate events.
A non-member who wishes to play must first join, norrnally as an Associate Member, completing the appropriate application form and paying the Associate Member's subscription (currently 50p). Their Associate Membership will last until the end of that club financial year, which runs from April to March, or until such time as they become a Full Member if sooner. Alternatively, if that player is well known to the club and intends to play regularly, the club may accept an immediate application for Full Membership (annual subscription currently £5).
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Deal of the Week is a feature of the Vu-Bridge website
Vu-Bridge is a commercial venture, but this feature is free to use
... click to proceed to Deal of the Week
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Winners of our heat of the County Bridge Club Simultaneous Pairs were John Myles and Dennis Davis
(see usual Results column to your right)
but on overall scoring Roy and Dorothy Pennington were placed higher
(6th of 85 pairs at the 5 venues)
We hope you all enjoyed the event and found Simon Stokes' Commentary interesting
CLICK ANYWHERE ON THIS PANEL TO SEE THE OVERALL RESULTS
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At the end of the 2015-16 season, both our teams in the LCBA League have done well
The A Team were leading Division 2 most of the season, winning their first 9 matches, but then blotted their copy-book by losing the last 3. They still held on to finish runners-up and will probably be promoted back to Division 1 for next season after coming down for this season.
The B Team showed how it should be done, winning Division 3 by 5 points, and should be promoted to Division 2 for 2016-17. This is the second season running that they have been Champions, having won Division 4 a year earlier. A splendid effort, so huge congratulations to them.
Detailed results can be found via the A and B Team League Information items in the menu.
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