The Rosendale Bridge Club

By cobboldr1
January 26, 2016 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted January 26, 2016

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Posted January 26, 2016

Anyone interested in learning bridge? Have you played before but are a bit rusty? Are you an advanced player and looking for a regular game? Come to The Rosendale Bridge Club! We welcome any standard, total beginners are most welcome as well as advanced players.

The Rosendale Pub

65 Rosendale Road

Dulwich

Tuesday Evenings 6:00pm Supervised Play, All Standards Welcome

Wednesday Mornings 10:20am Duplicate, Advanced Players Only

Wednesday Afternoons 1.15pm, Supervised Play, All Standards Welcome

**SPECIAL OFFER** A table of four beginners on Wednesday afternoons qualify for a special discount of ?25 each when they join an 8 week beginners course. Price is ?110 per player, down from ?135.

E-mail [email protected] for more information

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