| AGM |
We held our AGM on Friday 18th September.
A discussion was held regarding a possible merger with the Swan Bridge Club. The committee was tasked to seek a vote from members and to propose a way forward.
A subsequent referendum saw 30+ members in favour of a merger and 2 against.
The committee of both clubs have met and set a way forward as a single club.
With effect from 1st November the Lyppard Club will run sessions on two evenings each week - Friday and Sunday
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| About us ...... |
 Lyppard Bridge Club is a duplicate bridge club based in Warndon Villages in Worcester UK.
Newcomers and visitors are welcome.
We meet every Friday and Sunday evening at The Lyppard Hub which is situated to the East of Worcester in the heart of Warndon Villages.
The address is Ankerage Green, Warndon Villages, Worcester WR4 0DZ, and the Hub's phone number is 01905 616841. This number can be used on a Friday if you require directions, or need to leave an urgent message for someone in the Club.
Play starts at 7pm, so you need to arrive by 6:45 to give yourself time to park, to register, and to prepare for playing.
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| Privacy policy |
In keeping with the new regulation regarding Data Protection you can access our Privacy Policy by clicking here.
If you have any questions about this please contact the club's treasurer - Richard Groom.
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| Need a partner? |
We do not currently run a host system, but if you let me know before Thursday I will try to find you a partner. email collinstj3@gmail.com
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| CLUB OFFICERS |
| Chairman |
Anthony Cusk |
| Secretary |
Claire McLoughlin |
| Treasurer |
Lorna Fellows |
| Director |
Terry Collins |
| Membership Secretary |
Neal Whipp
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| Rota secretary |
Jan Frances-Smythe
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For more information about the club, please contact
Terry at collinstj3@gmail.com
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| Competitions feature on our website |
Whilst the essence of our club is to enjoy a social game of bridge on a Friday or Sunday evening with our friends, we acknowledge that there is also an element of competition within the game, which is why we publish the results on the website every week.
In addition, we now also reveal a league table to show how pairs are doing over a period of time.
Simply click on the 'competitions' option in the menu on the left of this article. This shows a league table of the games played this year (commencing 1st September) and it shows the average of the best 16 scores for each pair during this time. Another competition also shows how many slams have been bid and made by each person during the year.
Remember, this is only for fun - there are no prizes, but maybe it will give you an opportunity to see how your performance is improving over time!
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