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'''June 1989. [[Village Day]].''' [[Michael & Betty Hardy]] opened the garden of [[Torridon]], no 10, to the public from 2 - 5 pm | '''June 1989. [[Village Day]].''' [[Michael & Betty Hardy]] opened the garden of [[Torridon]], no 10, to the public from 2 - 5 pm | ||
| − | James Patrick 'Jimmy' Grafton was a Parish Councillor in May 1991[[File:Coronation Tea Aug 23 02.jpg|thumb|Tea Party 2023]] | + | No 14. James Patrick 'Jimmy' Grafton was a Parish Councillor in May 1991[[File:Coronation Tea Aug 23 02.jpg|thumb|Tea Party 2023]] |
[[File:Coronation Tea Aug 23 01.jpg|left|thumb|Tea Party 2023]] | [[File:Coronation Tea Aug 23 01.jpg|left|thumb|Tea Party 2023]] | ||
'''Hallmark 2023'''. A tea party was held in [[Woodfield Road]] to celebrate the coronation of King Charles III | '''Hallmark 2023'''. A tea party was held in [[Woodfield Road]] to celebrate the coronation of King Charles III | ||
Revision as of 13:37, 28 August 2025
Woodfield is a road off the west side of Main Road, Lacey Green
Bill & Madeline Cleaver moved to no 3 Woodfield Road in 1971.
In October 1968 Michael Kennedy wrote a letter to Hallmark from no 8 Woodfield Road, Lacey Green.
Madeline Cleaver wrote a letter to the editor of Hallmark from no 3 in February 1992
June 1989. Village Day. Michael & Betty Hardy opened the garden of Torridon, no 10, to the public from 2 - 5 pm
No 14. James Patrick 'Jimmy' Grafton was a Parish Councillor in May 1991
Hallmark 2023. A tea party was held in Woodfield Road to celebrate the coronation of King Charles III