I'm sure most (UK-based) readers have had enough of the general election by now but just thought I would see whether anybody knows which banker threw the "double mansion tax party" last night?
According to Harriet Agnew's excellent and amusing City Insider column in the Financial Times today, a senior City banker held the "double mansion tax" party at his "huge suburban mansion".
The idea was to have an election party that would either celebrate or commiserate dependant on which party/parties were elected today. Apparently, according to Agnew, City folk weren't welcome unless you owned two properties that qualified for the mansion tax.
Here is a link to Agnew's column, which also contains some other humorous stories about a variety of election parties that took place across the City:
http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/9e6729ea-f4a1-11e4-8a42-00144feab7de.html#axzz3ZNvEQJzd
Do get in contact - anonymously, of course - via the usual channels if you know who threw the "double mansion tax" party...
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