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A tattered sales prospectus and map - possibly the only surviving copy

Looking back at one of Marlow' biggest-ever funerals

Doris Edna Mallett born- Bicester 24th January 1907, died 1986. Both lived at 88, West Street Marlow, but before that the parents are listed at 4, South Place. These were two slightly eccentric but well-liked unmarried sisters who ran a dressmaking business from their home which backed onto the Colonel’s Meadow. My mother knew them and often told me stories of their very simple lifestyle and their regular habit of walking to the woods and returning with wild flowers, loudly singing, arm in arm or holding hands. I have a few bits of related ephemera, the most interesting of which is the above page from Mary’s diary that covers the death and funeral of General Sir George Higginson, who lived just along the road from them at Gyldernscroft.

Bank of Ireland launches another 95% LTV product

New 95% LTV deal from Bank of Ireland | Mortgage Strategy

17 Bank of Ireland is returning to the 95 per cent loan-to-value market tomorrow. The lender is launching a five-year fixed rate at 4.05 per cent with no fee. The deal will be available exclusively through intermediaries and is open to borrowers across the UK including Northern Ireland. First-time buyers, home movers, employed and self-employed borrowers can all apply, but income multiples are capped at 4.49x. New build properties are not eligible. There is a minimum loan size of £150,000 and max loan of £500,000. Bank of Ireland UK mortgages director George Higginson says: “At Bank of Ireland UK, we’re committed to making things easier for intermediaries and their clients. 

Bank of Ireland reintroduces 95% LTV mortgages | Mortgage Introducer