Cheque presented to Alzheimer's Society at Saye & Sele Arms pub near Banbury

A long-time Banbury quiz master raised more than £4,000 for the Alzheimer's Society charity with help from local pubs.
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Brian Talbot, a long-time Banbury area quiz master, presented a cheque to officials with the Alzheimer's Society charity at an event held at the Saye & Sele Arms pub in Broughton near Banbury.

While serving as quiz master Brian raised £4,250 for the Alzheimer's charity by hosting regular quiz nights at four local area pubs over the last three years.

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The Saye & Sele Arms in Broughton, The Easington, The Ye Olde Reine Deer Inn pub (in Banbury's town centre) and The Lampet Arms in Tadmarton all hosted quiz night fundraiser events over the last couple of years with Brian.

Brian Talbot, a long-time Banbury area quiz master, presented a cheque to officials with the Alzheimer's Society charity at an event held at the Saye & Sele Arms pub in Broughton near Banbury. (pictured Brian and Sheila Talbot at centre with Tim Waters from the Alzheimer's Society and Paul Hawkins-Rowe from the Saye & Sele Arms pub)Brian Talbot, a long-time Banbury area quiz master, presented a cheque to officials with the Alzheimer's Society charity at an event held at the Saye & Sele Arms pub in Broughton near Banbury. (pictured Brian and Sheila Talbot at centre with Tim Waters from the Alzheimer's Society and Paul Hawkins-Rowe from the Saye & Sele Arms pub)
Brian Talbot, a long-time Banbury area quiz master, presented a cheque to officials with the Alzheimer's Society charity at an event held at the Saye & Sele Arms pub in Broughton near Banbury. (pictured Brian and Sheila Talbot at centre with Tim Waters from the Alzheimer's Society and Paul Hawkins-Rowe from the Saye & Sele Arms pub)

Paul Hawkins-Rowe, who owns and runs the Saye & Sele Arms pub with his partner Gale Issitt, said: "It's a very worthwhile charity that's why we supported it for the last three years."

Brian is also hosting another quiz night with an Easter theme at The Easington on April 13.

Brian has served as a quiz master off and on over the last 40 years around the Banbury area.

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He said: "I research everything. I can honestly say I've never bought a quiz on the internet.

"It's kept my brain working and active. It gives me an aim. I look after my wife, Sheila, 24/7. She has advance stage Alzheimer's. that's why I am so passionate about it."