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An exciting opportunity to own a dream home is about to become a reality. A spectacularly-sized, five-bedroom house on Hawcoat Lane in Barrow that is oozing with character and charm will soon be on the market. The grand exterior to the front of the house has a striking black door and window frames with contrasting white accents and ledges – a nod to the battle of traditional and modern that awaits those who go inside. GRAND: The exterior of the home The property has a number of original features throughout, giving those who purchase the house the perfect opportunity to blend the traditional character of the home with modern features.
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Ilfracombe Lions Club president Colin Everest said: “We are really fortunate to be able to run a number of town events such as the carnival and doubly fortunate to have so many fantastic supporters.
“It’s thanks to their generosity that we can support children and families most in need within our community; and it’s great that we were able to respond quickly to the request for help from the junior school.”
Fullabrook CIC helped through its Funding Local Community Projects initiative. A spokesperson said: “We are proud to be able to help our community of children and young people through the pandemic, and hope the equipment we have been able to provide will provide a lasting legacy.”
TRIBUTES have been paid to a much loved former Dursley school teacher, who has died aged 89. John Williams died at home with his family on December 29, just seven weeks after the death of his wife Vera. The father-of-three, grandfather to two and great grandfather to one, was a well-liked figure in Dursley who ‘would do anything for anyone’. At the news of his death, hundreds of people took to social media to pay tribute, with former students remarking how patient and kind he was. One person posted: “Such a lovely man. I remember going down the big pit with him and about 30 children - now all adults and each of them better people for having him as a teacher.”