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Welcome to County
Bridge Club

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Our Club:

Welcome to County Bridge Club. We are a members club based in the City of Leicester, we are affiliated to the English Bridge Union and run competitive duplicate Bridge sessions. We have about 200 members and play sessions in our own modern light and airy club which can accommodate 25 tables of bridge over three playing rooms.  The premises are dedicated to the playing of bridge every day of the week.  The Club is run entirely by volunteers, we have no paid employees. We really look forward to seeing you at our club where a warm welcome awaits you.

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​The County Bridge Club (CBC) was started in 1962 and has a long history of supporting the bridge community in Leicester.  We work closely with the Leicester Contract Bridge Association hosting their competitions at both a county and regional level. We are a Charity, and our objective is to further the game of Bridge played in all its forms. 

Learn to play:

People enjoying learning to play bridge

We have a full program of teaching so if you want to learn we can offer beginners lessons through to improvers and advanced lectures, see our teaching pages for more information.  For more experienced players we have a program of sessions focused on card play or defence and lectures from Paul Bowyer on challenging topics.

Venue & Facilities:

Reception of the club

​Our premises are modern, bright, and airy, built in 2010 with a secure car park for 40 cars located just off the ring road in New Parks.  We offer free tea and coffee on a serve yourself basis for all sessions.  Our social bridge session includes a light lunch. 

Find and contact us:

Address:

County Bridge Club

67 St Oswalds Road

Leicester

LE3 6RJ

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Email: cbcleicester@gmail.com

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Phone: 07572170932

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Charity Number: 1179979

Arriving by car:

The Post Code LE3 6RJ works well and takes you to St Oswald Road, Leicester. Drive straight down to the end of St Oswald Road (past the New Parks Leisure Centre and the New Parks Community Centre) and you will find us on the right. Turn right and the car park is immediatley on the left.

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​St Oswald Road has no car access from Glenfield Road, therefore you must enter St Oswald Road from Aikman Avenue. There is no straightforward cut through from Groby Road (A50) to Aikman Avenue, so from A563 Ring Road you have only one choice which is the Aikman Avenue turning where the Fire Station is (there are traffic lights at the junction). If you do happen to turn into Glenfield Road you can turn first left into Greencoats Road and although you will not be able to park in the club car park you would be able to walk the short distance to the club after parking on Greencoats Road.

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