Complete beginner, never played before, but like to give it a try?

Have some experience, perhaps many years ago, and fancy taking it up again?

Already play a bit, but would like to hone up your skills?

Whatever level you’re at, we have just the thing for you.  We have three levels of face-to-face classes, all weekly on Thursday mornings.

If you think you might be interested, please email  Malcolm Roberts (click on the link, or email to malcolmroberts5@virginmedia.com) and provide a mobile number he can contact you on.

We have a great new venue, and our Face-to-Face Bridge has restarted!

Don't worry if you haven't got a partner - come along anyway, and we can fix you up on the day

Our Club sessions are now Monday evening 7pm

 and Thursday afternoon 1pm

Our weekly face-to-face sessions are

Monday evening Club session, arrive for 7pm, play starting at 715pm. 

Thursday afternoon Club session, arrive for 1pm, with play starting at 1.15pm, and finishing by 415pm. 

Thursday morning teaching session, 10am-12 noon. 

Our sessions, both Face-to-face and online, are always on the Calendar; click HERE

Come along to support your Club as we get into the swing of live bridge again.

Our new home is Alford Sports & Social Club, Manchester Rd, Warrington WA1 3NJ.

The room is on the ground floor. It is large and airy, with lots of space between tables so we won’t be crowded together. Car parking facilities are good: there is a large, dedicated free car park to the rear, with additional disabled spaces near the front door for anyone who needs them. There’s a bar, and tea/coffee/refreshments will be available. In fact, there’s all you could possibly want to enjoy your bridge in the company of friends once again.   

We will operate a host system for the first few weeks, so if you don’t have a partner, we will be able to fix you up on the day:  you can always be confident you’ll get a game. There is no need to book – just turn up.

We will have appropriate Covid protocols in place; they will be efficient but not onerous. For example, there will be no need to wear a mask. The only thing we ask in advance is that if you are feeling unwell, don’t come.

Please Note: we are retaining our association with Brierfield and Stretford as BWS, to continue to offer on-line bridge in parallel with face-to-face. However, the programme is slightly modified. The Wednesday afternoon duplicate pairs session, and  the Thursday morning Gentle Duplicate session, have now ceased. The on-line sessions are now:

Sunday morning 11am on BBO

Monday afternoon 10-high 130pm on BBO- moving to RealBridge from 1st November 2021

Monday evening 715pm on BBO (for those who can’t get to the F2F session)

Friday evening 715pm on RealBridge

A Warm Welcome to Warrington Bridge Club.

We are the premier Bridge Club in the Warrington area, and always delighted to welcome new members.

We aim to provide a pleasant experience for bridge players at any level, whether you’re an experienced player looking for competitive duplicate bridge at club level, or a near-beginner, looking to learn and improve, or anywhere in between. We offer an attractive mix of on-line bridge, and face to face bridge starting again in September 2021. 

EBU affiliated

Looking for information or advice about playing or learning bridge in the Warrington area? Let us help!
You can contact Mike Dennis, Club Secretary, direct on 01925 268553 or 07787 101766 or mike.dennis1@btinternet.com, or email the Club on PlayBridgeWarrington@gmail.com

Or you can simply apply to join. You can find our application form here Membership Application Form

The M&CBA have produced a helpful guide to all their events, in an effort to attract many more Club players to participate. You can see it here: MCBA Events Guide- Bridging the Gap

EBU Events News 

You can see the Summer 2021 update here EBU Event Focus Issue 100- Summer 2021

Members will be pleased to know that the EBU has been taking action, where they've found sufficient evidence of unfair or dishonest play. Over recent months there have been several instances where it has been proved that online players have had knowledge of some aspects of each other’s hands obtained by illicit communication with each other. The disciplinary action taken has resulted in suspension of EBU membership for periods of up to 5 years.

There’s more information here.