Difference between revisions of "Mike and Candy Piercy"
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| − | [[File:Mike Piercy.jpg|thumb|Mike Piercy]] | + | In 2009 Mike Piercy took over the editorship of Hallmark from Norman Tyler. For more about Norman Tyler click [[Norman & Bette Tyler]].[[File:Mike Piercy.jpg|thumb|Mike Piercy]] |
| − | Mike wrote in [[Hallmark]], in his first edition as Editor :- | + | Mike wrote in [[Hallmark]], in his first edition as Editor in 2009 :- I have lived in the village for nearly 30 years with my wife Candy - my children have now grown up and moved on. Over the years I have had a variety of roles in various village organisations, been a School Governor at St John's and twice been Chairman of Village Day. I have also been involved from the beginning in the development of the village website. |
| − | + | For the past year I have been shadowing Norman and assisting him with editing Hallmark. I must give him my thanks for the time he has taken to train me up and to affect a smooth handover. Though I have some ideas of how I would like to develop Hallmark in the future I do not plan to make any radical changes to what is already a very successful publication. | |
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| − | For the past year I have been shadowing Norman and assisting him with editing Hallmark. I must give him my thanks for the time he has taken to train me up and to affect a smooth handover. Though I have some ideas of how I would like to develop Hallmark in the future I do not plan to make any radical changes to what is already a very successful publication. | ||
However, I work full time in London and will not be able to get to village events during the day. So I am looking for one or more Contributing Authors who can write articles for publication. These contributions could be attending events and reporting the news, or a more investigative role by doing some research into the people, organisations and history that make up our village and writing articles on them. So if you feel you could do a bit of amateur journalism please contact me for a chat. | However, I work full time in London and will not be able to get to village events during the day. So I am looking for one or more Contributing Authors who can write articles for publication. These contributions could be attending events and reporting the news, or a more investigative role by doing some research into the people, organisations and history that make up our village and writing articles on them. So if you feel you could do a bit of amateur journalism please contact me for a chat. | ||
Clem Brown 1992 | Clem Brown 1992 | ||
Revision as of 11:45, 2 August 2024
In 2009 Mike Piercy took over the editorship of Hallmark from Norman Tyler. For more about Norman Tyler click Norman & Bette Tyler.
Mike wrote in Hallmark, in his first edition as Editor in 2009 :- I have lived in the village for nearly 30 years with my wife Candy - my children have now grown up and moved on. Over the years I have had a variety of roles in various village organisations, been a School Governor at St John's and twice been Chairman of Village Day. I have also been involved from the beginning in the development of the village website.
For the past year I have been shadowing Norman and assisting him with editing Hallmark. I must give him my thanks for the time he has taken to train me up and to affect a smooth handover. Though I have some ideas of how I would like to develop Hallmark in the future I do not plan to make any radical changes to what is already a very successful publication.
However, I work full time in London and will not be able to get to village events during the day. So I am looking for one or more Contributing Authors who can write articles for publication. These contributions could be attending events and reporting the news, or a more investigative role by doing some research into the people, organisations and history that make up our village and writing articles on them. So if you feel you could do a bit of amateur journalism please contact me for a chat.
Clem Brown 1992