Macclesfield Express

Incognito unmasked with quiz win

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INCOGNITO were certainly not undercover when they won the East Cheshire Hospice quiz.

The winning team, made up mostly of teachers from Marlboroug­h Primary School, held off the challenge from 15 other teams at the ever popular quarterly fund-raising event.

Raising £2,300 for the hospice, the event was attended by about 140 people who enjoyed catering supplied by hospice chef, Rob Kind, and his kitchen team and beer donated by Macclesfie­ld brewers Storm Brewing.

Asking the questions were regular quiz masters Paul Morrissey, vice chair of the hospice trustees and Mark Watson, who helps organise the Macclesfie­ld Pub Quiz League.

Organiser Alison Brammer said: “Once again, we had a great turnout – the room was packed. And with the help and support of donations and a free venue, we seem to be raising more and more money each event.”

Alison, who has been a volunteer ward clerk with the hospice for several years, says she enjoys organising the events which are usually held three times a year. Nik Kalka, who runs the bar and has been a fellow organiser since 2013, said: “I went along to one as a contestant about four years ago and thought I’d like to help out. It’s a fun way to raise muchneeded funds for the great work of the hospice.”

The next quiz is in March. Teams are eight maximum and anyone interested in taking part can call the hospice fundraisin­g team on 01625 433477.

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 ??  ?? The winning team at the recent East Cheshire Hospice quiz with quizmaster­s Mark Watson (left) and Paul Morrissey at the back. Front row from left: Katie Upton, Vanessa Baretto, David Hope, Joe Etheringto­n, Angela Gillespie, Erin Buck, Sally Clayton and...
The winning team at the recent East Cheshire Hospice quiz with quizmaster­s Mark Watson (left) and Paul Morrissey at the back. Front row from left: Katie Upton, Vanessa Baretto, David Hope, Joe Etheringto­n, Angela Gillespie, Erin Buck, Sally Clayton and...

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