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| + | '''Hallmark August 1988'''. Congratulations to Mrs Christine Saxton of White Thorn, [[Pink Road]] on being selected as one of the new six Justices of the Peace for the Aylesbury Bench. | ||
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'''Hallmark May 1999.''' The following letter to the Editor was written by [[Chris Saxton]] of White Thorn, [[Pink Road]], Lacy Green :- | '''Hallmark May 1999.''' The following letter to the Editor was written by [[Chris Saxton]] of White Thorn, [[Pink Road]], Lacy Green :- | ||
Latest revision as of 05:22, 20 June 2024
Hallmark August 1988. Congratulations to Mrs Christine Saxton of White Thorn, Pink Road on being selected as one of the new six Justices of the Peace for the Aylesbury Bench.
Hallmark May 1999. The following letter to the Editor was written by Chris Saxton of White Thorn, Pink Road, Lacy Green :-
I was surprsed to see two and a half pages devoted to what appered to be a personal attack by Michael Hardy on Mike Robbins and the Lacey Green web-site. My rather extended family (in New Zeaand) finds accessing the Lacey Green Site and the on-line Hallmark interesting and informative. I'm sure they would be most unhappy if Michael Hardy succeeded in his intent to have their instant access to Lacey Green activities cut off
I think Mike Robbins deserves thanks, rather than critism, for providing at his own cost, a professional and good-looking web-site for the benefit of the village.