Business Social: Cotswold Life & Hotel du Vin Supper Club

PUBLISHED: 18:11 18 June 2018

Guests sit down for dinner

Did you attend the second Hotel du Vin and Cotswold Life Business Supper Club? You could be in our social photos...

Guests tasted fine food and Portuguese wine at the first Cotswold Life Business & Hotel du Vin Supper Club

A fantastic evening with great service and delicious food was enjoyed in the relaxed yet luxurious surrounding of Cheltenham’s boutique hotel.

Photography: Thousand Word Media

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Rojan Jimmy, deputy general manager and Julie Butters, sales manager, from the Hotel Du Vin

Matthew Clayton from Willans Solicitors and Stephanie Hughston from Handelsbanken

Tristan Mulholland from the University of Gloucestershire and Robin Johnson from Teamwork Selection

Judith Hadlington from Spirax Sparco and Mark Giard from Henley Bank Kennels

Angela Edwards from Connected, Ruth Dooley from Hazelwoods and Nicole Archer from Cotswold Life

Starter of serrano ham with celeriac remoulade

Matthew Clayton from Willans Solicitors, enjoying the evening

Stephanie Hughston from Handelsbanken

Cotswold Life Business and Professional Client Dinner at The Hotel Du Vin

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