The Spring edition of the BCD quarterly newsletter was very efficiently produced to go out just in advance of our 2015 weekend House Party near Peterborough. As well as the standard meeting reports, forthcoming programme, Sales & Wants etc., there
Chelmsford-November 2014
The hall of St. Augustine’s Church in Chelmsford was the venue for our final meeting of 2014 and proved itself a perfect setting for hostess Marie to have chosen for us all. The attendance was a little down on our
Newsletter 114
The arrival of Autumn 2014 was heralded for BCD members by the welcome thud of the fourth newsletter of the year dropping on to their doormats. A quick flick through this colourful 16-pager, fronted up with a report of September’s
Malvern Meeting-September 2014
Around 40 members journeyed to the Worcester town of Malvern for our third meeting of the year, including one couple from Spain. How’s that for dedication to the cause? The theme of the meting was “1914-Life and Times”, with an
Newsletter 113
August’s newsletter included a front page report of the last meeting held at Frisby on the Wreake, including two pages full of colour images dedicated to the Show & Tell display on British Naval History. Also featured were an article
Summer Meeting Frisby on the Wreake-21st June 2014
Alas, the numbers attending the meeting at Frisby were rather down on expectations, but the twenty or so who did make the journey were treated to a great day of puzzle related and social activity. The Show & Tell theme
Newsletter 112
June 2014 saw the arrival of issue 112 of the BCD quarterly newsletter with details of the meeting and “Show & Tell” report from the AGM, along with the club’s programme for the forthcoming June meeting and other scheduled events
AGM and Spring Meeting-Lane End. 15th March 2014
Thanks to all of the organisers of the BCD’s most recent meeting and especially to Les, one of our latest recruits to the club’s organising committee, as well as being the host for today’s event. A theme of “The world
Newsletter 111
Spring 2014 was heralded by the arrival of Issue 111 of the BCD’s quarterly newletter, a sixteen page extravaganza of articles, reports and photographs including four pages of colour. The articles included one giving a general report of the last
Clent, November 2013
Hopes were high for another good turnout at this November’s quarterly meeting and sure enough, the hall was buzzing by the start-time of 10.30. Some exciting puzzles were beginning to appear on the “Sales tables” and the stage, which was
