Here are the menus for the next 6 weeks:Thursday 25th July: Pea, Feta & Summer herb frittata with cous cous & fresh salad.Veggie option : As aboveThursday 1st August: Mild Chicken Balti Curry with basmati rice, naan & poppodoms and dips.Veggie: chickpea and spinach curryThursday 8th August: Creamy Mango Chicken with new potatoes & Green BeansVeggie: Mushroom stroganoffThursday 15th August:Annie on holiday. Menu to be confirmed.Thursday 22nd August:Annie on holiday. Menu to be confirmed.Thursday 29th August:Chicken skewers with flatbreads , Greek salad and dipsVeggie: vegetable skewers.
Thurs 30th May: Battered Cod, Baby potatoes & garden peasVegetarian: stuffed mushrooms, baby potatoes and garden peas.Thursday 6th June: Garlic Chicken One Pot with Basmati Rice & Green BeansVegetarian: Garlic butter bean One Pot with Basmati Rice & Green BeansThursday 13th June: Chicken & Chorizo Traybake with spicy rice and saladVegetarian: Stuffed Peppers with spicy rice & saladThursday 20th June: Sun Dried Tomato & Butterbean Stew with Baby potatoes and Mixed VegetablesVegetarian: As aboveThursday 27th June : Baked Pink Salmon with Basmati Rice and Fresh SaladSpinach & Cream cheese Parcel with Rice & SaladThursday 4th July:Marinated Chicken with baby potatoes and Carrots/ peasVegetarian : Cheese & Onion Quiche with baby potatoes and vegThursday 11 July: AGM evening 6pm : Sandwich buffet from around 5.15pmAll subject to change.Thurs 30th May: Battered Cod, Baby potatoes & garden peasVegetarian: stuffed mushrooms, baby potatoes and garden peas.Thursday 6th June: Garlic Chicken One Pot with Basmati Rice & Green BeansVegetarian: Garlic butter bean One Pot with Basmati Rice & Green BeansThursday 13th June: Chicken & Chorizo Traybake with spicy rice and saladVegetarian: Stuffed Peppers with spicy rice & saladThursday 20th June: Sun Dried Tomato & Butterbean Stew with Baby potatoes and Mixed VegetablesVegetarian: As aboveThursday 27th June : Baked Pink Salmon with Basmati Rice and Fresh SaladSpinach & Cream cheese Parcel with Rice & SaladThursday 4th July:Marinated Chicken with baby potatoes and Carrots/ peas .Vegetarian : Cheese & Onion Quiche with baby potatoes and veg
Thursday 18th July: AGM evening 6pm : Sandwich buffet from around 5.15pmAll subject to change.
News |
There will be no helper duplicate session on Monday 6th May. All other sessions on both May bank holidays will take place as normal. |
Dates for your Diary |
The AGM will be taking place late afternoon/early evening of Thursday 4th July, more details to follow. |
Schedule of Play for May |
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For teams events please contact Stephen in person or via stephen.royal@bristolbridge.co.uk with the names of your team members or if you would like him to find you a partner or another pair to make up a team. |
For more details on tuition sessions contact: teaching@bristolbridgeclub.co.uk |
Bridge is an extremely enjoyable game. Courteous behaviour is an exceptionally important part of that enjoyment, so we include here the guide to best behaviour as provided by the EBU. We ask all members to follow these guidelines, and to comply with our Code of Conduct as set out below.
We are sure that all members set out with the full intention of behaving well, but there are times when concentration and pressure can take their toll and it is for these situations that we issue this as a reminder:
If you are affected by bad behaviour at the Club, we have a zero tolerance policy so please call the Director immediately to obtain their support. You will be helping others as well as yourselves.
Penalties for bad behaviour
Annoying behaviour, embarrassing remarks, or any other conduct which might interfere with the enjoyment of the game is specifically prohibited by EBU Law 74A. Law 91A gives the director the authority to assess disciplinary penalties. This can include immediate disciplinary board penalties and may lead to disqualification from the current event. In addition, any violation may result in a disciplinary hearing where player(s) future participation in tournaments will be considered.
Our Code of Conduct
Clause 26 of the Club’s constitution sets out the general expectation that members will conform to the standards of fair play, courtesy and personal deportment.
(a) Directors’ rulings
Tournament directors routinely settle disputes and clarify the rules of contract bridge when they are in charge of playing sessions at the club. Players are expected to comply with such rulings at the time, but are permitted to appeal against such rules and interpretations in accordance with the EBU’s procedures.
(b) Manners and Conduct
Players are expected to behave in a polite and courteous manner to other players, tournament directors and staff at all times when they are playing at the Club, or representing the Club at bridge events and tournaments taking place elsewhere. In particular, members are expected to be welcoming and friendly towards new members, and to those less experienced than themselves (all players were new and inexperienced once, even if it was long ago).
(c) Dress code
Although the Club has not defined a specific dress code, members and guests are expected to deport themselves in such a way as is likely to be accepted by their fellow players.
(d) Complaints
Appendix A of the Club’s constitution deals with complaints against other individuals playing or otherwise involved with the activities of the club (including but not limited to tournament directors, players, guests and staff). Other complaints will be dealt with in the same way as the club deals with suggestions.
For further details, please read the Club Constitution and Bye-Laws.