Chess and Bridge have a shop in London. They are currently "working from home" as the building they were based in is being redeveloped. They expect to announce a new address 'soon'. Meanwhile their website is up for orders of books, equipment, gifts, etc.

They are chess specialists but have a good stock on bridge.

They are also the UK distributors for the "Jack" bridge playing software.

Jack is an excellent way to practise at home. You can set your favourite conventions and play with (and against) the computer.

You are allowed to install more than once so you and your partner can play together against the computer - very helpful when you can discuss while you are playing.

Available from the Chess and Bridge shop in London.

Bridge Club Live set up club facilities during Covid for face-to-face bridge players to meet online.

We have a new bridge club in the village. Guilden Morden Bridge Club meets on Mondays 19:30 to 21:30 in the congregational chapel schoolroom, Guilden Morden.

Contact Trevor Osborne or the Ruffians committee for more details.

Several of our members also play on Thursdays at Royston Bridge Club

Keen players can also play on Mondays (or Tuesday afternoons) at Melbourn Bridge Club

Letchworth Heritage Bridge Club are newly affiliated to EBU.

They play on Monday afternoons (1pm) at Roecroft Centre, Church Road, Stotfold, Herts, SG5 4NE.

ECatsBridge hosts many of the charity events we take part in, especially the Children In Need SIMs in November each year.

Official English Bridge Union site. Morden Ruffians Bridge Club are affiliated to the EBU. Ruffians members get the "English Bridge" magazine free 5 times a year.

The "EBU Information" option on the left-hand menu links to the EBU guidelines and announcing rules, recent rule changes, the Club Focus magazine, and much more.

We are affiliated to the Cambs and Hunts Bridge Association who look after Bridge at county level.

The American Contract Bridge League is the USA equivalent of the EBU. They do things differently over there, but have a lot of useful information.

Richard Pavlicek provides a cornucopia of Bridge information, with articles, handy notes on conventions, and much more.

A New Bridge Magazine was published online by Mark Horton (previously editor of "Bridge").

The magazine is free on their website with back issues to their start in January 2018.

Unfortunately they ceased publication in February 2020.

Mr Bridge was for many years a very useful bridge site. You could subscribe to their excellent monthly magazine, aimed at cllub players.

Recent copies were maintained on their website.

Mr Bridge has now retired. The site is no longer available.

The home page of Bridge World magazine. The last paper issue was published in December 2025, and wil be relaunched online in 2026.

There is a form on their website to sign up for news of the relaunch.

Bridge conventions in detail, and more, were available from the Bridge Guys site.

Then their domain name was not renewed, it seems, and they have disappeared.

The old (2019) pages for this and other 'lost' sites are only available on Internet Archives. 

Bridge news and bridge-related blogs, including the Aces on Bridge syndicated newspaper column.