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For most purposes anyone creating a club document should start with one of the templates provided on this site in The Club | Templates segment. This article however provides access to the club logo artwork for those who might need it. These are not high resolution images and they assume a white background.
These club templates are in various appropriate formats, generally including Word (.docx) format for standard documents. They often contain sample text as well as the club's visual branding and are editable as appropriate. Many embed the club's Roboto font in the template (hence the large files sizes) so that you do not need to download and install this font on your computer.
If you want to use Word, you can download the relevant Word template by right clicking on its link and then selecting the Save As option. This will allow you to then edit the flier template as you wish on your computer and save it as your own document.
Some of the templates are available in both colour and black and white formats each using the appropriate logo.
The event and lesson flier templates in this folder are in Word (.docx) and/or Google Docs format, and contain sample text as well as the club's visual branding and Roboto font. are editable as appropriate. Updated or additional templates can be uploaded by Vivien or David. The Word format docs all embed the Club's Roboto font (hence the large files sizes) so that you do not need to download and install it on your computer.
If you want to use Word, you can download the relevant Word template by right clicking on it and then selecting the Save As option. This will allow you to then edit the flier template as you wish on your computer.
The flier templates are available in both colour and black and white formats each using the appropriate logo. To use both colour for posters and black and white for the same event/lessons you will need to copy and paste the event/lesson details from one format to the other.
The Comms team's goal is to establish effective and efficient communication options (see below) and to support event conveners and others in their use of these options. This support can vary from backup technical advice through to training in how to use a channel through to, where appropriate, the actual work involved in using the channel.
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The Peninsula Bridge Club used to publish an occasional newsletter called Peninsula News, until Covid.
For technical reasons, newsletters from 2017 - 2019 are not currently available.
You can find a copy of earlier newsletters (2011-16) on the website. Copies of newsletters in the period 1998-2010 are kept in the Club library.
This segment of the website houses information about the Peninsula Bridge Club, including:
- Its contact details
- Its location
- Its history
- Its constitution
- The president's reports
- Other reports published by the Club committee and sub-committees
- Its newsletters
PBC is celebrating it's 50th anniversary this year and would like to invite all members for a FREE session of bridge and a spectacular lunch. All members are welcome to attend this fun filled day on Saturday 3rd September. We will be starting the day at 10am sharp with a session of bridge and then lunch at 1pm.
Join the Peninsula Bridge Club group and take part in the conversation!
