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It with great sadness to inform you that Bette Purcell died on Sunday after a short illness. 

Bette was a popular and valued member of the bridge club who joined in 2005.

More information will be posted on the club notice board at Trinity.

The funeral will be on Friday 16th January 2026 at 10.30am at St. Michael and All Angels Church, Swinley. Then at Wigan Crematorium.

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History of Wigan Bridge Club
History of Wigan Bridge Club

Wigan Bridge Club was founded in 1936 and is celebrating its 80th anniversary this year.

To commemorate the club’s longevity, Judith Peace, with assistance from many others, has produced an attractive book entitled A History of Wigan Bridge Club.

A free copy of this interesting and professionally published book is available for every club member.

If you haven’t got your copy yet, then please speak to either Judith Peace or Lynn Hayes who will rectify the situation.

Wigan Bridge Club 1936 to 2025

Founded in 1936 and with its own premises, Wigan Bridge Club lies on the outskirts of the Town Centre overlooking Mesnes Park.

The club has one major playing room upstairs with 11 tables and 2 playing rooms downstairs holding 5 and 4 tables.

The club is available for rubber bridge, private matches or private sessions on request

There is a well stocked bar, with friendly staff on hand, ready to serve you alcohol, tea, coffee and soft drinks with a welcoming smile.

Address: 38 Bridgeman Terrace, Wigan, WN1 1TT

Email :  wiganbridgeclub@gmail.com
Phone: 01942 243612 

(answer phone available when the club is closed).