He’d been invited to a service at a building that was bombed. He didn’t attend as he had a previous invitation to address a Rotary Club.
That's it. During the war, he had been invited to a service at a chapel in London by his friend Ivan Cobbold (founder of Ipswich town), but turned down the invitation because he was due to speak to a Rotary Club meeting. The chapel was bombed and his friend was killed – he would have been sitting next to him at the time. He never turned down an invitation to speak to a Rotary Club meeting again. Over to you.
Thanks, BB. I’m going to hand over to whoever is first as I suddenly have a few very busy days coming up.
It was taken by Hannah Mackay, and included in a portfolio in which she won Press photographer of the Year. Or something like that.
She was the first woman to report a football match for BBC's Sports Report. (Not the first female sports reporter - or the first female designated football reporter) And she is... ? And it was when ... ?
VERY well done. February 1969 at Stamford Bridge. I had expected to have to provide more clues ! Over to you.