All the local clubs, classes and groups have restarted. You could play every day; it’s a good way to get off the couch, out of the house and still stay warm!
Free Spoons never stops. All welcome to The Fair o’ Blair on Mondays at 10.30 for about 12 hands. Buy yourself a cheap coffee and enjoy the craic.
The Isla Club meets on Monday evenings at the Red House Hotel Coupar Angus. Enjoy a dram at the bar before mental battle commences. About 20 shuffled hands played.
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The spacious, comfortable, welcoming central Perth Bridge Club has sessions on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. Make your own teas and coffees. A free sweetie tin!
The even more comfortable and classy establishment The Dundee Bridge club offers daytime sessions as well as weekday evenings. With a bar/cafe and seating area, visitors are made most welcome. Free parking in the street. Explore their website. Hands, usually over 24, are computer dealt so there are hand outs and online afterwards for analysis.
Glamis Bridge Club meets on a Tuesday evening in Essendy Hall. See president Frances Morgan for details. They use electronic bridgemates for scoring although the hands are shuffled.
Scone Bridge Club meets on Thursday evenings in a hall. No website. No refreshments. All year round. Contact John Mitchell jmperth34@gmail.com
Finally, Saturday afternoons, the friendly so called ‘Ladies’ Club, no website, now welcomes men too, and meets in the Red House at Coupar Angus. Contact Carol Bisset. candc.bisset@gmail.com
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