Just 6 points separated the top 10 teams, and there were two vying for first place, both having scored 95 points. Question-master Alan Fletcher had a tie-break question for them: "How long is the border between England and Scotland?". Coming closest to the correct answer was the team named "The Good Earls and Co", so it was named the overall winner and awarded the first prize of a bottle of wine for each member.
Prizes were also awarded to the teams in the 2nd and 3rd positions.
The full scores:
The Quiz was organised jointly by the Rotary Club and the Inner Wheel Club of North Wiltshire to raise funds for Swindon Womens Aid.
Swindon Women's Aid is a domestic abuse service for residents living in the Swindon area. The service operates 24 hours a day and 365 days a year, and supports both female and male victims of domestic violence and abuse and it’s confidential and free of charge. They provide support to those living in Swindon who need help to exit their abusive relationships safely, and provide emergency refuge to those who need to flee their homes due to the violence and abuse.
Pre-event information
The quiz is not a members only event - anyone can enter a team of 4 to 6 people. Entry costs £12.50 per person. A Ploughman's Supper with delicious home-made desserts included in the ticket price
A cash bar with a limited selection of drinks will be available
Friday 23rd November 2018
Supermarine Football Club
Supermarine Road
Swindon
SN3 4BZ
6.30pm for a prompt 7pm start
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