Hi Jeff.I have read your article on Castle Hall in the
Western Telegraph. My great-grandfather worked for them at Castle Hall (St Brides). He and his wife, the Sharlands, moved there from Kent (I think that s where the nuns came from) to live at Blackbridge Cottage and this is where my maternal grandmother was born in 1914. When the nuns left, my great-grandfather began a horticultural business which makes me think he may have been gardener at Castle Hall. They left Blackbridge and moved to Tenby. I would be grateful for any info. Many thanks. Thanks for getting in touch Penny, and having recalled that Milford s Martin Rowland once wrote a fantastic article about Castle Hall, I ve extracted this relevant snippet from the
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Last week s Milford Grammar County Sports team created a bit of interest and prompted Brian Hearne to ring putting names to some of the faces. As well as himself he picked out Brian Laugharne, Owen Clevely, Eileen Davies, Peter Hancock, John Wilcox, Ken Mathias, Margaret Cleaver, Mike Quigley, Govan John, Trevor Owens and Neil Lewis. Cheers Brian. I also heard from Robert Nizzy Nisbet. Hello Jeff..I was very interested in your photo in this week s TRM of the MHGS team, certainly the athletics team for the County Sports. I most certainly wasn t in that team , my one contribution that year having been to drop the baton in the Junior relay, but can name some.
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The Executive Director of the British Equestrian Trade Association (BETA) has been announced as the winner of the Special Covid-19 Sir Colin Spedding Award 2021.
Claire Williams, who has been with BETA since 2000, was announced as the recipient at this week’s National Equine Forum (NEF).
The award’s emphasis had changed given the exceptional circumstances of 2020 and the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic, with the NEF Organising Committee wanting to celebrate those who have gone “above and beyond” during a very difficult year.
Williams was nominated for the Award in recognition of her tireless work, at all hours, to advise, support and maintain morale across the equestrian sector during the Covid-19 pandemic. Her efforts included analysis of Government guidelines and the development of protocols to allow feed merchants and tack shops selling feed and horse care products to trade legally and continue with essential safety service
Alpin, George Andy (Dalton) Friday, February 19, 2021
George “Andy” Aplin, age 75, of Dalton, Georgia, passed away Tuesday, February 16, 2021 at Hamilton Medical Center.
He was born in Blue Springs, Al. on March 31, 1945.
He was preceded in death by parents, Almon N. and Flossie Whigham Aplin; sisters, Eleanor Jones, Ann Stafford and brother, James Aplin; nephews, Robert Sheppard and Sam Brooks.
Andy had a scientific and artistic background. Starting his scientific career at Duke University Immunology Department matching donor and recipients in the early years of kidney transplants. His artistic career included teaching high school art classes, he was a watercolor artist and worked in design and product development in the carpet product. He was a kind, loving man who cared for his family and others.
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