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Index to Newspaper Scrap-Book |
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23-Jun-05 |
Herald April, Bishop of Dorking, Rt.Rev. Ian Brackley dedicated St Mark's
new Church hall. |
| 1 |
20-Apr-01 |
The Therapy Garden has been given tools by the Oakleaf Enterprises of Guildford.
Also photo page 3. |
| 1 |
06-Apr-01 |
Les Maynard of Bailes Lane collapsed at the annual over 60's party &
later died. He was in his 70's. |
| 1 |
20-Apr-01 |
Plans for Normandy replacement village hall are to be put on show next
week. |
| 2 |
13-Apr-01 |
The new footbridge over the railway at Wanborough Station is too colourful
say residents. |
| 2 |
27-Apr-01 |
Nurse Helen Fox will speak at the annual meeting of Fairlands & Normandy
patient group. Speaking on general sexual matters. |
| 2 |
27-Apr-01 |
It seems likely that School Lane will achieve a speed limit. |
| 2 |
27-Apr-01 |
The Parish Council is making a stand against County Highways Dept: with
regard to speed limit through village. |
| 3 |
04-May-01 |
Normandy cricket with skipper Simpson is now "looking up". They
are now in the first division. |
| 3 |
04-May-01 |
Three Doctors of Fairlands Practice have been sued for negligence by Mother
of Steven Juliff now aged 10. Case continues. |
| 4 |
11-May-01 |
Normandy children maypole dancing watched by this years May Queen, Hannah
Thomas. |
| 4 |
08-Jun-01 |
D.O.E. has turned down a bid by G.B.C. for a grant to provide a fenced
children's play area at Cobbetts Hill gipsy site. |
| 4 |
11-May-01 |
The Parish Council has given St Mark's Church a grant of £1,000 towards
cost of footpath between Church & Church hall. |
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11-May-01 |
After much negotiating, contractors Allenbuild South East have moved onto
former Manor Fruit Farm site to begin work. |
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11-May-01 |
Romano-Celtic ruins near Wanborough is to become a "scheduled site"
making it a punishable crime for looters to steal artefacts. Photo of some
of the findings. |
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25-May-01 |
A "blip" on the Manor Fruit Farm site. A query as to the depths
of the road & the equipment has moved on. |
| 6 |
25-May-01 |
Security has been stepped up at Normandy factory of BTR Environmental Ltd
following influx of travellers.It is understood that travellers are on
their way to Epsom for the Derby. |
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25-May-01 |
The three Fairlands Doctors have been cleared of negligence in the case
of Stephen Juliff. |
| 7 |
25-May-01 |
Albert Cunningham & John Milne have been re-elected Chairman &
Vice Chairman of the Parish Council. |
| 7 |
26-Jun-01 |
Row at May meeting of Parish Council. Held 1 week early, 3 days notice
insufficient. Normandy will not enter Normandy in Bloom competition. |
| 7 |
22-Jun-01 |
Christian Aid week with £1,937 raised & charity lunch with Speaker
from H.Q. also plant & bric-a-brac stall. Total raised £2,608.40 |
| 7 |
06-Jul-01 |
It depends on how well used the Sunday train service between Wanborough
& Guildford is used as to whether it becomes permanent. |
| 7 |
26-Jun-01 |
The Roman Catholic Churches of Holy Angels, Ash & St Mary's Normandy
are holding a Summer fair on July 14. |
| 7 |
22-Jun-01 |
Mystery in Bailes Lane when huge ball of concrete which identified path
know as Sandy Lane moved during night then disappeared altogether |
| 8 |
22-Jun-01 |
Issue 8, June 2001 of The Villager. |
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22-Jun-01 |
The old village hall goes on the market. |
| 9 |
08-Jun-01 |
Row over Consultants fees for Manor Fruit Farm Leisure centre. At Public
session Councillors were attacked for excessive amount of £120,000 |
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03-Jul-01 |
Highways officer Philip Turner bombarded with questions about highway problems
at P. C.meeting. Asked for list of complaints. |
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03-Jul-01 |
Concern over 13 allotments in village & the cost of maintaining them.
Only 7 allotment tenants at present. |
| 10 |
17-Jul-01 |
The Queen Anne wing of Westwood Place for sale at £595,000. |
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24-Jul-01 |
Philip Turner, County Highways Dept: warns residents not to expect too
much if action regarding speed restrictions, broken pavements etc: |
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24-Jul-01 |
Possibility of Normandy having a CCTV camera. Some areas were receiving
funding for cameras. |
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24-Jul-01 |
Gareth Brook of Bailes Lane has begun a 2 year mission for the Church of
Latter Day Saints. He will join the Edinburgh Mission. |
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07-Sep-01 |
Our 80 year old village hall is about to be bulldozed to a pile of rubble.
History of hall given. |
| 11 |
28-Sep-01 |
Louise Waddington, sixth former at George Abbot School, taught for 3 1/2
weeks at Manzezulu, South Africa. |
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28-Sep-01 |
Guildford Heritage & Environment Awards. The "new building"
joint winner was the new hall for St Mark's Church. Picture p.15. |
| 13 |
05-Oct-01 |
Dr Frances Howard as consultant paediatrician to "make-a-wish"
Foundation was thanked by the chairman at a ceremony in London. |
| 13 |
05-Oct-01 |
The sum of £20,000 to be split between local charities was raised
by 550 riders from Surrey & surrounding Counties at sponsored ride. |
| 13 |
05-Oct-01 |
Robert Rendell took P.C. to task over their objection to his application
to site high steel "daddy longlegs" on land adjoining Normandy. |
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05-Oct-01 |
There is fear that the site of the old Manor Fruit Farm might be inundated
with uninvited travellers. |
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05-Oct-01 |
There is to be a two day make-over to make a Community Therapy Garden by
40 skilled Landscapers. Garden worth £50,000 is being donated by
British Association of Landscape Industries. |
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05-Oct-01 |
Plans to build a mobile phone mast in Normandy have been rejected. |
| 14 |
02-Nov-01 |
A very well respected Ann Dent M.B.E. aged 80 has retired from the staff
of the Surrey Advertiser after nearly 40 years of Journalism. |
| 14 |
02-Nov-01 |
The firm Sound Advice is to install security cameras on the village mini
leisure centre. |
| 14 |
02-Nov-01 |
The gypsy site at Cobbetts Hill Road is to be refurbished. |
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The Villager Issue 2 2002 & Issue 3 2002 |
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Pastoral Assistants, including Carole Gasson during a recent Commissioning
Service. |
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05-Oct-01 |
Photo of ex pupils of Pewley School Guildford who attended a reunion. Most
it seemed, had not seen each other for 50 years. |
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16-Nov-01 |
Travellers were pleased to learn that they are to be given a further five
months at their site in Whittles Drive, Normandy. |
| 18 |
14-Dec-01 |
Celebrations of National Tree week at the Therapy Garden. |
| 19 |
10-Oct-01 |
Arrival of the Therapy Garden modular building. A 50 ft crane was needed. |
| 19 |
26-Oct-01 |
A resident objects to the Therapy Garden building, considering it a "blot
on the landscape". |
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19-Oct-01 |
The transformation of a fruit field into a £50,000 therapy park in
48 hours. |
| 20 |
30-Dec-01 |
Pupils at Wyke School have been busy fundraising for NSPCC & have raised
over £1,000. |
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14-Dec-01 |
A former Normandy postman was sentenced to six months in jail for stealing
mail. |
| 21 |
08-Feb-02 |
The Regency wing of Westwood Place for sale. £650,000. |
| 21 |
08-Feb-02 |
The old village hall is demolished. |
| 23 |
08-Feb-02 |
The Villager with a plan of the new village hall. |
| 24 |
15-Feb-02 |
The owners of Homestead & Middle View residential mobile home site
have been fined £7,200 for keeping sites in dangerous condition. |
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22-Mar-02 |
Notice of the death of Tom Turner on 14 March 2002 at Atkinson Morley Hospital. |
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24-May-02 |
Public meetings throughout Borough to be attended by local representatives
on the Council, Police & Health Officials. For Normandy, Pirbright
& Worplesdon on May 27th at Fairlands Community Centre. |
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24-May-02 |
Programme details for Normandy's celebrations of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth's
Golden Jubilee on Sunday & Monday, 2 & 3 of June. |
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19-Jul-02 |
Cricket. Normandy were defeated by Walton last week & by Broadwater
this week. Their lead has slipped to just six points. |
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19-Jul-02 |
A 15 year old Normandy boy is accused of raping a girl. The case will be
heard at Guildford Magistrates Court. |
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19-Jul-02 |
Cricket. Normandy beat Farncombe by 25 runs to win the Flora Doris Cup.
They last won in 1982. |
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01-Aug-02 |
Twelve Normandy gardens were open for viewing, the centrepiece being the
new garden of the senses in the Therapy Garden. |
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08-Oct-02 |
Warnings have been given by the police of thousands of pounds of riding
tack that has been stolen. Large farms & stables targeted. |
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25-Oct-02 |
A request from K A Lamont of Normandy History Society for information concerning
certain people named on the War Memorial. |
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20-Sep-02 |
In spite of being diagnosed as having Parkinson's disease, Gillian Howarth
runs her own business as an IT teacher for older people. |
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