Over £250,000 raised by Joyce’s Quiz for Macmillan Cancer Support
Joyce Rothschild has raised over £250,000 for Macmillan Cancer Support with her annual quiz, now in its 27th year
Read moreBryan’s working life has mainly centred on running a translations company and representing an international money transfer company. A long-standing member of the Birmingham Press Club, he has links with local media and was part of the original team which set up the local TV channel in Birmingham.
Politics also used to play a major role in Bryan’s life, including standing for Parliament as the LibDem candidate for Warley in the 2017 and 2019 general elections, although he has now stepped away from active politics (for now, at least).
He has lived with his husband Kevin for around 35 years – both share a love of travelling and Eurovision.
Joyce Rothschild has raised over £250,000 for Macmillan Cancer Support with her annual quiz, now in its 27th year
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