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2026

Workshops at Eastbourne Bridge Club 
 


February 2026
Sunday 22 February at 10.30 - Trump Management

This workshop will be led by Liz Bornecrantz assisted by Bruce Carrison. It is targeted at people who have been playing in any session and want to improve their game. It is amazing how giving yourself time to learn makes playing more enjoyable. It is always possible to tweak your game to make it more successful.

The cost is 2 blue vouchers for members and £10 for non-members.

Please contact Bruce at brucecarrison@gmail.com to book your place or for more information.


Trump management - Sunday 1st March at 10:30
 
Please sign up for this workshop which is to be led by Liz Bornecrantz and assisted by Bruce Carrison. It is targeted at people who have been playing in any session and want to improve their game.
 
Cost for the workshop is two blue vouchers for members or £10 for non-members.
 
This is the last workshop planned until after Easter so do make an effort to attend and improve your game. If you have never been to a workshop do give it a try - all reviews have been very enthusiastic and the attendees say that not only do they learn a lot but they also really enjoy it.
 
Contact Bruce at brucecarrison@gmail.com to book your place or for more information.


June 2026

4th June, AGM


Anything else of interest to members of Sovereign Harbour bridge Club members, do please contact me, the webmaster  (Robin) 


REGULAR EVENTS


The Friday Book Club Continues, there are no vacancies at the moment. 

November 2025 update
The Book club is still being enjoyed by it's members. We have read a wide variety of books this year including
Orbital by Samantha Harvey , an unusual Booker Prize winning book set in a space station.
Of Mice and Murder by Sally Smith, a fascinating murder mystery set in 1901, in The Inner Temple -'The heart of London's legal world'.
Remarkably Bright Creatures by Shelby Van Pelt, another unusual book, subtitled That Octopus Book.
For December we are reading A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens.
The books are very varied and some are strange and unusual, but we are all delighted to read books that we wouldn't necessarily select for ourselves.

more information?     please contact Di Lyndsell mobile: 07426 125663


Sussex Song Makers (and St Nicholas Church) 

Please contact  Annie-France Jackson - for full  details of the forthcoming events