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    Livery Quiz night


  • Livery Quiz night Guildhall
  • Livery Quiz night Guildhall
  • Livery Quiz night Guildhall

Livery Quiz night

20th February 2025

Guildhall

Unfortunately at the last minute Past Master Charles Miller had to pull out of our team in the Livery Quiz competition. Yours truly therefore stepped in as a substitute, joining the team of Renter Warden Jacqueline Burrows, Court Assistant Fran Morrison and Liveryman Adam Phillips but I am not sure I made much contribution. Like all these events, if the questions match the useless information that is stored in the brain, then it is wonderful but sadly I am not up to date on current popular TV programmes!

However, we managed to come 6th out of 11, so we were not disgraced, so well done to my colleagues for keeping our hopes alive!

The food provided by the Guildhall was a very nice serving of braised steak stew, with potatoes and vegetables, together with a very tasty pudding.

A very pleasant evening!


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