Final call: Salisbury's biggest pub quiz... ever

Sunday, 3 October 2021 01:00

There's still time to register a team for tonight's massive charity pub quiz.

'Salisbury's Biggest Pub Quiz… Ever' is being held at a number of pubs in Salisbury, although space at The Pheasant on Salt Lane is now sold out.

The quiz is being run by the community project team at mySalisbury in collaboration with local radio station Salisbury Radio and is supported by local taxi company All the Sevens.

The local taxi firm is sponsoring the event which means every penny of the entry fees and cash donated goes straight to our charity partners, Salisbury Hospice Charity. A prize of £250 is on offer for the winning team, with all proceeds going to the Salisbury Hospice Charity.

Louise Compton, from Salisbury Hospice Charity, said: “We are so grateful to Gary and the team at All the Sevens for kindly sponsoring this event, ensuring we can raise as much as possible for Salisbury Hospice.”

The entry fee is £3 per player to play the quiz with teams of up to 6.

To book your space for tonight (October 3rd 2021), please contact one of the participating pubs, below:

The Avon Brewery, Castle Street

The Duke of York, York Road

The Pheasant Inn, Salt Lane (SOLD OUT)

Deacons Arms, Fisherton Street.

The Winchester Gate, Rampart Road.

Horse and Groom, Wilton Road.

Bell & Crown, Catherine Street.

Salisbury FC in the Blue Bee Bar, The Raymond McEnhill Stadium (Old Sarum).

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