Regent Street was up for grabs, Fleet Street, too. And in one particular corner of London, even parking was free.
Of course, we’re talking Monopoly, the reason behind a work-based spending spree at Banks Long & Co’s annual Monopoly challenge. The chartered surveying firm reeled in competitors who stumped up a fee to test their property-trading skills, with all money raised going to St Barnabas Hospice.
The winners of six first-round games progressed to a nail-biting final, at which accountant Steve Tointon, a director at Saul Fairholm, came up trumps in the end. More than £830 was raised for the hospice.
