Welcome to the website of
the Northern Bridge League.
Formed in 2006, the NBL is a teams-of-eight competition between the
County Bridge Associations of Northern England and North Wales.
The League is divided into three Divisions. The A Division is for
teams consisting of the county's best players, the B Division
is for the county's next best players, whilst the C Division is
aimed at club players.
There are four
all-play-all events each year, held on Saturdays in the Summer months.
Events, which are of around 42 boards, start at 12.30. A buffet
meal
is
included, and most people are on their way home by early evening.
Site designed
and set up by Stuart Knox of Lincolnshire.
Maintained from 2012 by Rodney Lighton of Manchester.
Pages on this web site do not always show as updated
to the user. If you expect to see new information, e.g. soon
after an event, and it doesn't show please refresh the page (F5) and/or
delete your browser
history.
The final round of matches took place on 6th October. Manchester won divisions A and B ahead of Yorkshire 2 and Yorkshire respectively. In the C division Yorkshire NW beat Manchester on a split tie by virtue of head to head matches over the four dates.
Thanks to Bernard Kaye, Stuart Davies, Jeff Smith and all the directors, caterers and clubs for their hard work in making this another enjoyable season of the NBL.
Provisional dates and venues for 2019 are on the fixtures page.
The final round of matches took place on 6th October. Manchester won divisions A and B ahead of Yorkshire 2 and Yorkshire respectively. In the C division Yorkshire NW beat Manchester on a split tie by virtue of head to head matches over the four dates.
Thanks to Bernard Kaye, Stuart Davies, Jeff Smith and all the directors, caterers and clubs for their hard work in making this another enjoyable season of the NBL.
Provisional dates and venues for 2019 are on the fixtures page.
Site designed
and set up by Stuart Knox of Lincolnshire.
Maintained from 2012 by Rodney Lighton of Manchester.
Maintained from 2012 by Rodney Lighton of Manchester.