One of Skipton’s most popular charity quiz nights is returning next month to raise money for The Principle Trust Children’s Charity.
Doors will open at 6pm before the quiz gets underway at 7pm. Tickets cost £12 per person and include a pie and peas supper, with cash prizes available for the winning teams and a raffle taking place during the evening. All proceeds will support The Principle Trust Children’s Charity and its work helping children and families across Yorkshire facing challenging circumstances. Organisers said: “This annual favourite sells out quickly, so gather your friends, family or colleagues and secure your place before it’s too late!” The charity added: “Best of all, every ticket helps raise vital funds for The Principle Trust Children’s Charity, supporting children across Yorkshire facing life’s toughest challenges. “Together, we can help families reconnect, enjoy precious time together and make memories that last.” This year's event is sponsored by Carleton Brewing Co. The Big Skipton Quiz takes place at Skipton Rugby Club on Thursday 12th November, with tickets available through The Principle Trust Children's Charity website.

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