| Woburn Sands Bridge Club |
 Woburn Sands is a friendly Bridge Club playing face-to-face, BBO and Realbridge.
There are face-to-face Duplicate Bridge sessions at
St. Mary's Church Hall, Aspley Hill MK17 8NN on a Wednesday evening at 7pm.
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Great Linford Community Centre Marsh Drive MK14 5HH on Thursday afternoon at 2pm
RealBridge competitions are played online Friday afternoon 2pm and Monday evening 7pm.
Social Bridge can also be played anytime in the RealBridge lounge.
BBO competitions are also played - by invitation only.
Members are welcome to bring a guest. Visitors are welcome;
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| Realbridge online |
RealBridge is played online (where you can see and talk to other players on the table). Duplicate Bridge is played on Friday 2pm and Monday 7pm.
To join click 2PMFRIDAY
or 7PMMONDAY (Paused until 6th October)
The charge is £1 per person per session, billed in arrears via email.
If you are interested in playing social bridge with your friends at any time click
Realbridge and Social Bridge
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| Duplicate Bridge - face-to face |
 Face-to-face Duplicate Bridge is played in two locations.
On Wednesday Evening in St. Mary’s Hall Woburn Sands. Arrive 6.45pm for a prompt 7pm start finishing by 10pm.
On Thursday Afternoon at Marsh Drive Community Hall, Great Linford (MK14 5HH) starting at 2pm finishing by 4.45pm.
In both cases hands are machine dealt and scored electronically. MK Community Foundation contributed to the purchase of the Dealing Machine.
Results are published soon after the end of the session.
The charge per session is £2. All charges are billed in arrears via email.
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| Bournemouth Holiday |
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Fifteen members of WSBC (and 4 of their non-playing partners) spent 4 delightful days in Bournemouth. We stayed at the Hotel Miramar, which everybody agreed was excellent. The food in the hotel was superb and the service was great.
We played five sessions of bridge, joined by a local club bridge player, and two guests, to make up the numbers. The local player, John Goodyer, turned out to be a very good player and Barbara Lomax can attest to this, as together they came top! John organised his – now famous – quiz session, which rounded off the final evening.
The weather was also kind to us, apart from one wet & windy morning. As it happens this didn't matter - as we were playing bridge anyway that morning - and the sun very conveniently came out in the afternoon. There was lots to see in the surrounding area and most people made full use of their bus passes. David Liu and John Nott played a round of golf on one afternoon - and said it was a fantastic course.
All in all good fun was had by all and there was a strong consensus that it should be repeated in the future..
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