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We are delighted to launch the 24th year of the LOROS Bridge League competition.
The games are played using Rubber bridge scoring and all details are shown on the scoresheet which can be downloaded using the widget below. If you prefer to play using Chicago scoring please contact the Organiser - details can be found on the scoresheet and a Chicago scoresheet will be forwarded by email
Groups are to made up of 2-5 pairs, details are shown on the scoresheets.
All fixtures should be arranged by the players and completed by 31st March 2027. Matches may be played at a mutually convenient venue or online.
The LOROS Bridge League is intended to be a friendly and enjoyable competition, bringing bridge players together while supporting the work of LOROS. It is hoped that the winners of each group will be invited to a Finals Evening at LOROS Hospice to compete for the LOROS Bridge Trophy on Thursday 6th May 2027.
If you wish to play in more than one group it will only be necessary to register once but any further donations by anyone can be made.
We look forward to another successful year of bridge and thank you for your support of LOROS.
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Our amazing supporters are hosting brilliant events across the community to raise vital funds for LOROS — from coffee mornings and fun days to quiz nights, concerts and so much more. There’s always something happening, and every event helps us continue our care.
