Page |
Date |
Index to Newspaper Scrap-Book |
4 |
16-Jun-72 |
Heavy rain came close to ruining this years Normandy Festival, however
large crowds lined the roads.(full report) |
6 |
23-Jun-72 |
Wanborough & Normandy Rural Amenities have made representation to the
Post Office for a public telephone to be sited at Wanorough Station |
7 |
30-Jun-72 |
The Parish Council received a shock when estimates were given for providing
additional street lighting. (full report) |
7 |
30-Jun-72 |
100 people collect their pensions from Westwood Lane P.O. and the elderly
of Szarbo Crescent need a seat for a rest nearby. |
8 |
01-Jul-72 |
Parking problems at the junction of Glaziers Lne & Guildfford Road
prompted the Normandy P.C to press for a carpark |
8 |
01-Jul-72 |
Possibly just a prank but a black flag on top of the 100ft high disused
chimney in Normandy brickfields.May be symbolic!!! |
11 |
21-Jul-72 |
Normandy & Wanborough Amenities Assoc.is strongly objecting to building
of 52 homes off Glaziers Lane. |
16 |
28-Jul-72 |
The battle for a rail crossing at Wanborough Station to replace one British
Rail have removed has been lost9 |
22 |
12-Aug-72 |
Permission was given to Mrs Marjotie Martin to continue using a caravan
in the grounds of Red Leys Mrs Martins work running Red Leys was soundly
praised by Mr Cook. |
22 |
04-Aug-72 |
At the planning enquiry concerning the establishment of 52 homes on easter
side of Glaziers Lane Taylor Woodrow put forward the plea "Homes before
grass" |
24 |
25-Aug-72 |
Normandy branch of R B L have a 19 year long close association with the
Old Contemptibles of Hounslow. A service of thanksgiiving was held in
St.Marks Church for this association |
25 |
25-Aug-72 |
A novel way of easing possible tension between employees and employer was
demonstrated at Vokes |
26 |
01-Sep-72 |
Last Sunday there was a dust storm whipped up by a jalopy race meeting
at Elm Hill.Residents complain. |
30 |
15-Sep-72 |
A fete organised by the Gredadier Guards Assoc. was held at Normandy Recreation
ground.(report) |
30 |
15-Sep-72 |
A school bus with 60 children, some from Normandy broke down on the way
to South Ash School. |