More random news than you can fit on a biscuit and dunk in your tea
In turning to Bee for inspiration with regards to this week’s quiz she told me that since it was spring the quiz should have something to do with flowers, so, here we go. In the old days, before people could write into Bee with their problems of a romantic nature
This week, knowing how cultured you all are I have come up with a poetry quiz. Let’s see how you get on. And congratulations to last week’s winner, Loops, who not only correctly told us that the next number in the sequence was 8 – but
This week Graham has impressed us once more with his quiz making abilities. Can you complete the sequence? Send your entries to quiz@newsnibbles.co.uk along with the picture you would like us to display should you be lucky enough to win.* A big congratulations to last week’s winner, Catherine Sykes
This week Graham has come up with a fiendishly difficult puzzle to celebrate the first official post on the new, improved website. For the purposes of this puzzle we suggest that you download the image to your computer, open it with paint and circle where you think the correct answer
What is a Dingbat we hear you cry? Well, see below. As always the winner will have their picture of choice published with next week’s puzzle. Just email your answer along with your picture of choice to quiz@newsnibbles.co.uk. Good luck Nibblers. And a big congrats to last weeks
This week Graham has come up with a complex anagram to stimulate your brain cells. Simply rearrange the letters to find the name of a famous character from movies and literature. As always email your answers to quiz@newsnibbles.co.uk for your chance to have your picture published with next week’s puzzle.
This week Graham has surpassed himself with an extremely cunning Odd One Out Puzzle. As always the winner will get the chance to have their picture published with next week’s puzzle. Good luck Nibblers. That’s right Nibblers, last week’s cunningly concealed celebrity was Our Cheryl. There were no
