It's often the case, isn't it? You are asked to support a good cause and you're not too sure what to expect. You turn up wondering whether you'd have been better watching the television. And then you have an absolutely brilliant time!
Well, it was like that last night!
We'd been asked to support Walton Community Centre by going to a 'Quiz Night with Comedian' all for £2.50. We paid our admission and joined a table with some of our friends - and then the fun started!
The very funny comedian was a Black Country artist called Phil Chase who was also a very talented key board player and vocalist. And after we'd opened a bottle of wine we were soon into the swing of it.
We didn't disgrace ourselves in the quiz and we had a totally enjoyable evening. Everyone agreed that we'd do it all over again and I'm sure the Community Centre must have been pleased with a financial success.
About Me
- RICHARD STEVENS
- I have lived in or near to Stone in Staffordshire almost all my life and am passionate about the town. I am married to Janet and have two children, two step daughters and four grandchildren. I am a Stone's Independent Voice councillor on Stone Town Council and a member of the Liberal Democrat and Independent group on Stafford Borough Council. I am actively involved with several groups in Stone. I am Chairman of Stone in Bloom, Stone Town Bonfire and Firework committee and, of course, Stone Food and Drink Festival. I hope that this blog will explain the sort of things a local politician does and may encourage others to become active in their own communuties.
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