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The audience gathered in the Christ Church Centre where they were treated to warm mince pies courtesy of the night's partners Chocolate Cafe, and where they heartily bought raffle tickets and donated to the night's good cause, Badgemore Primary School.

At 6:15 p.m., Richard Rodway opened the doors to the chapel and the audience filed in to take their seats. He then welcomed surprise act for the evening Stagecoach Henley, High Wycombe & Marlow...

Night #18 was intended to be staged in Market Place, an extended set featuring 3 performers. The bad weather had forced the organisers to stage the second half of the show in the Town Hall. But when it came to setting up, the weather was so bad, the decision was made to take all 3 performers indoors, where audience congregated. They were treated to delicious sausage rolls and mulled wine, courtesy of the night's hosts The Old Bell of Bell Street...

The audience made their way across the frosty flood lit cricket pitch to the pavilion for night #17, where Nicola (Baker Bakes) Taylor was waiting with baked treats and a hot drink. The night was a fundraiser for Wyfold Riding For The Disabled.

At 6:15 p.m., Richard Rodway introduced The Tonyx Barbershoip Quartet with a fun and festive set...