Christmas parties draw to an end
As the Christmas parties draw to an end, even though we are only at the beginning of December, one o...
As the Christmas parties draw to an end, even though we are only at the beginning of December, one of the most lavish was held by Groupama - a black-tie dinner in the crypt of St Paul's. Sadly, the impressively loud playing of the resident organist spoilt the pre-dinner tour of the cathedral to make things not so much Overheard as Couldn't-hear-a-thing.
A notable absence from the evening was Stuart Reid, whose excuse of personal problems was gracefully accepted by the French insurer. Overheard is
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