Town crier has something to shout about

7:10am Thursday 4th October 2012 in News

Anthony Church Anthony Church

OYEZ, Oyez, Oyez – the town crier of the City of Oxford is an award winner.

Anthony Church took part in the Huddersfield Town Crier competition over the weekend, sealing top spot.

Mr Church said: “It was the first time I have competed in the Huddersfield competition and to go and win was great. “The season is over now for me as far as competition is concerned – but I will still be out and about in Oxford – I have lots of work to do!”

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Comments (2)

2:03pm Thu 4 Oct 12

Myron Blatz says...

Really BRILLIANT news for Mr Church, who really does more for tourism in Oxford than all those political leaflets which seem to create so much waste - and all without having to resort to FarcePages or Twattering - and at least one article and picture in the Mail which wasn't stolen by a certain Labour City Councillor, bless!
Really BRILLIANT news for Mr Church, who really does more for tourism in Oxford than all those political leaflets which seem to create so much waste - and all without having to resort to FarcePages or Twattering - and at least one article and picture in the Mail which wasn't stolen by a certain Labour City Councillor, bless! Myron Blatz

4:17pm Thu 4 Oct 12

paul from Kennington says...

Myron Blatz wrote:
Really BRILLIANT news for Mr Church, who really does more for tourism in Oxford than all those political leaflets which seem to create so much waste - and all without having to resort to FarcePages or Twattering - and at least one article and picture in the Mail which wasn't stolen by a certain Labour City Councillor, bless!
I am very surprised that Mr Tanner was not in the piccy taking the credit.
[quote][p][bold]Myron Blatz[/bold] wrote: Really BRILLIANT news for Mr Church, who really does more for tourism in Oxford than all those political leaflets which seem to create so much waste - and all without having to resort to FarcePages or Twattering - and at least one article and picture in the Mail which wasn't stolen by a certain Labour City Councillor, bless![/p][/quote]I am very surprised that Mr Tanner was not in the piccy taking the credit. paul from Kennington

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