Entries Open for 2020 Premier League
Applications are invited for those wishing to play in the 2020 Premier League. The event takes place over three weekends in the autumn, and acts as an international trial, with the winners of the...
Applications are invited for those wishing to play in the 2020 Premier League. The event takes place over three weekends in the autumn, and acts as an international trial, with the winners of the...
We’re sad to report the death of Bernard Teltscher, President of the London Metropolitan Bridge Association and sponsor, as well as winner of, the prestigious Lederer and Teltscher trophies. EBU...
Entries for the Young Bridge Challenge are closing soon. The Young Bridge Challenge is a historic annual schools cup competition hosted by EBED. It is a one-day bridge event for school-aged...
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We’re sad to report the death of Margaret Curtis, former EBU Vice President, Vice Chairman and Tournament Committee Chairman. EBU Chairman, Ian Payn said “Bridge in England had no greater friend...
Last week Sam Punch introduced her inspirational Keep Bridge Alive Pro-Am Tournament. With the assistance of pros, amateurs and journalists, she hosted a tournament to raise awareness and funding...
The National Pairs now only a few short weeks away, and there is still time to enter to take part in this nationwide, yet local, competition. We wanted to let you know that there is now an event...
The Swiss Pairs event at the Harrogate Congress was won by Henry Rose & James Thrower (pictured) who claimed top spot. Fresh off the back of his win at the Peggy Bayer, Henry Rose is the youngest...
The Lederer Memorial Trophy, one of the most prestigious events on the English bridge calendar, has been won by the team of Andrew Robson, Alexander Allfrey, Ed Jones, Tom Paske. The invitation...
Benjamin is 16 and lives in Sevenoaks, Kent. He goes to school in Tonbridge where away from bridge he enjoys playing the organ, viola, and piano.
He has been playing bridge for four and a half years and before then enjoyed family games of Whist. Benjamin first discovered the game at his local club, Tunbridge Wells Bridge Club, where he played with his brother during the holidays and discovered his love of bridge.