What your church can learn from Wetherspoons
By 
Harriet Roberts2022-01-18T11:07:00
When Chatburn Methodist Church wanted to find new ways to engage with their local community they asked Harriet Roberts, an award-winning marketing expert, for advice. Her first move was to turn to the popular pub chain Wetherspoons. Here’s why
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