| Winners of the 2026 Lorensz Trophy |
 Congratulations to Peter and Tony
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| 2025 Winners of the Sheila Jones Trophy and the John Gillard Trophy |
 Many congratulations to Barry and Hazel on winning two of this 2025 trophies!
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| Random Teams Winners 2026 |
 Congratulations to David and Marion and Wendy and Pat on winning the Gertrude Goldsmith Trophy for coming top in the random teams match, March 2026.
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| Our Chigwell Venue |
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Welcome to the LOUGHTON BRIDGE CLUB website.
There is always a warm welcome at Grange Farm.
We play a good standard of duplicate bridge on Monday evenings (7.20-10.30 - please arrive by 7.10).
We play at the Grange Farm Centre, Grange Farm Lane, Chigwell IG7 6DP. From Chigwell High Rd turn off the roundabout into the new housing estate (covered in hoardings) and keep going until you see the centre on your left.
Please note that we have air conditioning which makes the room very comfortable in hot weather.
We are affiliated to the Essex Contract Bridge Association and the English Bridge Union.
We always use Duplimated boards. This means that members will be able to see the hands, alongside the results. You may then see what contracts could have been made with each hand.
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| Want to learn bridge? Want to improve? |
 If you would like to improve your game or you are new to bridge we now have two bridge teachers for you.
Please contact either Hazel Capal on 07788711288, or Bernard Kaye on 07543004581. Both Hazel and Bern play regularly at our club and are qualified EBU bridge teachers.
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| EBU 'Best Behaviour at Bridge' code |
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Greet others in a friendly manner prior to start of play
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Be a good 'host' or 'guest' at the table
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Ensure you have a completed convention card available
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Make bridge enjoyable for you, partner and opponents
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Give credit when opponents make a good bid or play
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Take care of your personal grooming
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Ensure that your mobile phone is turned off
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Enjoy the company as well as the game
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Remember that it is rude to: criticise your partner or opponents in public. be less than polite at the table and gloat over good results.
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