Readers may recall Mark Fitch (pictured), the profession’s answer to The King, who graced these pages in January as lead singer of Elvis tribute band the Blue Sueders. Any fans who were deterred by the thought of travelling to Norfolk to see this white-suited wonder – Fitch is a litigation partner at Norfolk firm Hatch Brenner – will be only too pleased to hear that he has bagged a spot on Trafalgar Square’s fourth plinth on Thursday 16 July at 8pm. He urges ‘all my legal brothers and sisters in London to come along, if they’re not still sitting at their desks at 8pm, as I understand these City types have to do.’ Thank you very much, Mr Fitch.
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