Welcome to Richmond Bridge Club the most popular and successful EBU affiliated club in the country. Richmond Bridge club has been the No.1 club in the country for 9 consecutive years and we hope we are creating some sort of record. The club is housed in the old Bowling Club Pavilion in Cambridge Park, nestling between Richmond and Twickenham in South-West London. The Clubhouse, extensively refurbished in 2002, is now probably one of the finest in Surrey and  can accommodate 36-37  tables.

We offer a full range of duplicate bridge playing facilities from Monday to Friday, some Saturday Evenings and Sunday afternoons. The club also offers lessons for players of all standards to learn bridge as a beginner or to improve their bridge with various Refresher and Intermediate courses. If you are interested in learning please register by clicking here. Afternoon sessions start promptly at 1.45pm (start-time on Sundays is 2.30pm) and  in the evenings, play begins at 7.30pm. Special events are often held at weekends.   

Richmond Bridge Club is a  charitable incorporated organisation - charity no. 1175613 Registered in England - company no. CE012010

We are collecting plastic cups on behalf of one of our members Ken Surridge who is involved with a charity called Porridge & Rice- We asked Ken about the charity - "Porridge and Rice is an education charity that supports nearly 2000 pupils between 5 schools in the slums of Nairobi, home to some of the poorest people in the world. The charity gets its name from its feeding program which provides all the pupils with breakfast and lunch each school day. One way in which the charity raises funds to support its work is through local and school fairs at which it sells a wide range of products including plants. The cups are being used as pots for seedlings like tomatoes, peppers, and herbs. Volunteers make three holes in the base to provide drainage, and then seedlings are transplanted into the pots. As pots are expensive, the cups will save the charity a small fortune, meaning there is more money to spend in Kenya, where the money is needed". We ask all of our members to use the small plastic dustbin in the lounge to throw their plastic cups.

Please note we are now allowed to park in the bowling club car park week days from 7.00pm. We are keen to be good neighbours and if you use the car park you will leave more spaces for local residents. If you cannot park in the car park please park on the bowling club side of the road. Do not park on the residential side of the  road or in Fairlawns (the small crescent on the left). We appreciate your help.

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