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Barques celebrates 25th anniversary at Fleet Street Kitchen

Barques celebrates 25th anniversary at Fleet Street Kitchen

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  1. Jilly Cosgrove, Barques; Stuart Franks, Coltham Developments; Philippa Pickavance, Philippa Pickavance Real Estate, attend Barques 25th anniversary celebrations at Fleet Street Kitchen.
    Jilly Cosgrove, Barques; Stuart Franks, Coltham Developments; Philippa Pickavance, Philippa Pickavance Real Estate, attend Barques 25th anniversary celebrations at Fleet Street Kitchen.1 of 7
  2. Andrew Lamb, Harris Lamb; Steve Davis, Davis Weatherill; Tim Hurdiss, Larkstoke Properties Ltd, attend Barques 25th anniversary celebrations at Fleet Street Kitchen.
    Andrew Lamb, Harris Lamb; Steve Davis, Davis Weatherill; Tim Hurdiss, Larkstoke Properties Ltd, attend Barques 25th anniversary celebrations at Fleet Street Kitchen.2 of 7
  3. Jackie Green, Rebecca Bradley, CPiO; Scott Heeks, Barques, attend Barques 25th anniversary celebrations at Fleet Street Kitchen.
    Jackie Green, Rebecca Bradley, CPiO; Scott Heeks, Barques, attend Barques 25th anniversary celebrations at Fleet Street Kitchen.3 of 7
  4. Melissa Wase-Rogers, CBRE; Lucy Hansell, Green Room Retail; Pollie Jelfs, Fusion Building Consultancy, attend Barques 25th anniversary celebrations at Fleet Street Kitchen.
    Melissa Wase-Rogers, CBRE; Lucy Hansell, Green Room Retail; Pollie Jelfs, Fusion Building Consultancy, attend Barques 25th anniversary celebrations at Fleet Street Kitchen.4 of 7
  5. Alfred Bartlett, Bartlett Property; Sarah Swain, David Bloxham, BHP Design, attend Barques 25th anniversary celebrations at Fleet Street Kitchen.
    Alfred Bartlett, Bartlett Property; Sarah Swain, David Bloxham, BHP Design, attend Barques 25th anniversary celebrations at Fleet Street Kitchen.5 of 7
  6. Peter Vince, Emmaus Consulting; Mark Holden, Invigour; Katie French, Barques, attend Barques 25th anniversary celebrations at Fleet Street Kitchen.
    Peter Vince, Emmaus Consulting; Mark Holden, Invigour; Katie French, Barques, attend Barques 25th anniversary celebrations at Fleet Street Kitchen.6 of 7
  7. Nick Wint, Johnson Fellows; Paul Skipp, Barques PR; Andrew Rowson, Johnson Fellows, attend Barques 25th anniversary celebrations at Fleet Street Kitchen.
    Nick Wint, Johnson Fellows; Paul Skipp, Barques PR; Andrew Rowson, Johnson Fellows, attend Barques 25th anniversary celebrations at Fleet Street Kitchen.7 of 7
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