Best of British Events, London

On July 8th we attended another fantastic Best of British event, this time at the London Waldorf Astoria. 

It was held in the iconic Palm Court, which was amazing, and the food was simply excellent. The guest speaker was cricketing legend Phil Tufnell, who entertained the guests with cricket stories, career anecdotes, what it’s like to be a captain on Question of Sport, plus secrets from I’m a Celebrity!

The event raised thousands of pounds for The Starr Trust – and it was great to hear from fundraising manager Tracey Starr as well as a heart-felt talk from the charity’s ambassador, Jason Burrell.

The was event was sponsored by Britton and Time Solicitors. Co-sponsors included RubixVT, FRP Advisory, DevAssist and FirmBalls , who were all thanked by Best of British founder Ryan Heal. He said: “These events don’t happen without sponsors and partners, and we are truly grateful for their support.”

Sam Stephenson was there to photograph the day. He took some amazing shots, some of which you can see in this feature as well as more on the Best of British website. Once again, the Sussex Business Times was the media partner for the fundraiser.

If you missed this event, please register for 2023 or contact Best of British Events to book one of the last tables for the Gatwick and Eastbourne events featuring Jeff Stelling and Bob Champion, respectively.

It has been quite an amazing seven months being involved with Best of British Events. We recently caught up with Ryan Heal to take a look back over the last year at the many fantastic events they have delivered across Sussex and up to London.  

From this, they announced that from July last year to date their events have not only raised awareness of many charities, but the funds raised at those events have exceeded OVER £100,000!

It is a true honour and privilege for SBT to support these amazing events and see the difference they make across our county and beyond through so many fantastic charities.

To learn more, visit bestofbritish.org.uk