I am lucky enough to be Blenheim Palace official Winston Churchill the birthplace of the great man and home of the 12th Duke and Duchess of Marlborough. We attend the palace throughout the year meeting and greeting the visitors, I am always warmly welcomed by the staff and the volunteers. It’s like going home!
I’m honoured to work at the Churchill War Rooms & HMS Belfast for the Imperial War Museum; where corporate events are held in the underground nerve centre of the government during the Second World War and onboard an iconic London landmark and floating museum.
I have the pleasure to attend Highclere Castle by invitation from Lord & Lady Carnarvon each year for the history festival where the grounds of Highclere better known as Downton Abbey are filled with informative talks and living history displays.
I work with Beaverbrook Hotel and luxury spa. Lord Beaverbrook was a consummate politician, publicist of boundless energy, and a great friend of Winston. It’s a privilege to work in a building with such a rich history.
Cliveden House a five-star luxury property boasting over 350 years of power, pleasure, and Politics. It’s a Grade 1 stately home set upon 376 acres of beautifully presented National Trust grounds is a luxurious five-star Relais & Châteaux hotel and spa,
I was invited to attend Goodwood Revival for the Duke of Richmond’s 1946 Victory Parade. Where I was in the Duke’s private hospitality box to take the salute and to meet the VIP guest and the Chelsea pensioner’s.
James J Fox Cigars who began a life-long relationship with Mr Churchill from 1900 to 1964, invited me to celebrate Mr Churchills 147th Birthday where we enjoyed my favourite champagne Pol Roger and a Romeo Y Julieta cigar.
I had the pleasure off attending an event overlooking Trafalgar Square and the London skyline to launch the Limited-Edition Winston Churchill Cigar 2022 for Davidoff Cigars, where we enjoyed fine wine and food along with a 30yr old bottle of Grahams Port and a bottle from 1974.
Over the years I have attended a lot of heritage railways for their 1940s events up and down the country. Being a railwayman myself I thoroughly look forward to these events.
The Ministry of Defence request the company of Mr Churchill on several anniversaries and ceremonies for dinners and speeches. I have the pleasure of attending the officers mess or with the lads in the NCO Bar.
We also attend a lot of Private events where discretion is key.
