Meet the Lambert Chapman LLP Partner: Nick Forsyth

WHO ARE YOU

Nick Forsyth

WHEN (Year of birth)

1962

WHERE (Place)

Julien Courtauld Hospital Braintree

QUALIFICATIONS

Chartered Accountant (Fellow)

Work done for LC

Accounting and Auditing including Management Accounting and Management support. Marketing the Practice.

MY LIFE outside hobbies likes etc.

Stoke By Nayland, Family Travel Tottenham Hotspur, England Test matches, Steve Howe, GOATS, SF Giants, Boycs, Thorndon Park, Alex Lifeson, KP, Jon Anderson, Woodhall Spa, Angus Young, 49ers, Macca, Sports events with Dad and Lad.

1^st JOB

Chorister St Peters in the Fields Church Braintree aged 8, first solo “Lead Me Lord” at wedding aged 9.

Favourite Genre

Probably Music. 30 years ago this week that I attended my first concert Yes 10^th Anniversary shows at Wembley Pool as it was then.

Favourite Film

Probably a baseball film as it is one sport that transfers to film well. Field of Dreams is a good one.

Favourite TV show

(ever)

Something funny – the 2^nd, 3^rd and 4^th Blackadder series were special; particularly the way they finished the last episode.

Most listened to Music/album

Tough question. Going for The One by Yes must be in the top 3, The Beatles Abbey Road, Powerage by AC/DC, Wish You Were Here or side 3 of The Wall by Pink Floyd, Selling England by the Pound by Genesis or Permanent Waves from Rush.

Favourite Book

I always remember fondly The Sunbird by Wilbur Smith and often think I should read it again

Daily Journal

bbc.co.uk

Favourite Place

Again a difficult choice but I’ll say Keswick. My parents are from Keswick and we spent ALL our holidays there as a family. In the late 1970’s I’d had enough of it but as you get older you look back more fondly.

Great Meal

Mother’s Steak and Kidney pie with apologies to the wife…

Tipple

Have always been a pint of Bitter man.

Favourite decade

1970’s

Biggest Fear

Deep water, needles and sharp blades.

Ideal day away from the Office

Beating Chelsea at Wembley was pretty good but currently golfing with the sun on your back, hitting greens and sinking putts would do it.