Harrison Drury 2023 Annual Lancaster Games
Date: 19/06/23
The Scott & Wilkinson team were in action on Friday 16 June, competing in the Annual Lancaster Games at Salt Ayre Leisure Centre, hosted by Harrison Drury Solicitors.
This year's event was raising money for the wonderful Escape2Make youth charity.
Despite solid performances by the team in a number of events including the cactus hoop toss, human hungry hippos and the bean bag toss we fell just short of a podium finish. It was in fact last year's winners Fisher Wrathall Commercial who were victorious for a second year in a row - no doubt we will be back next year to take the top spot!
A big thank you to Harrison Drury for another super event and well done to the Scott & Wilkinson representatives Andy Hill, Claire Wilson, Joe Atkinson and Liam Rigby.
Author: Gill Lowcock FCCA
Gill joined Scott & Wilkinson in 2001 and qualified as an Accountant in 2004. Prior to studying Information Business Technology at Myerscough College, Gill attended Garstang High School. Gill is involved in all areas of accounts, audit...
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