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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

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

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

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

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

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

The Autumn “Magazine” edition of the quarterly newsletter arrived in the post well in advance of the next scheduled meeting, that planned to take place in Clent, near Stourbridge in Worcestershire, some ten miles or so south west of Birmingham

If there is one thing you can be certain of in BCD history, it is that any event hosted by Tom and Tricia Tyler will prove popular and September’s quarterly meeting at St. Andrews Church Hall in Ipswich was a

The arrival in the post of the Summer 2013 newsletter, a few weeks prior to our scheduled Ipswich meeting in September, was eagerly awaited following the hugely enjoyable Wymondham event in June. The front cover featured the assembled crowd at

Close to 40 members arrived in the characterful market town of Wymondham for the club’s Summer gathering. For some, this represented a journey of several hundred miles, with others far more locally placed. Huge thanks to Richard and Moira for