... good news for Buginghamshirc. But it is new that will need carefully watching. That’s the opinion of Group Ca[?tain Douglas Longley, chairman of Buckinghamshire %oumy Council’s Public Transs:on Sub-Committee, which has co-ordinated local objections to British ...

... much public support there would be for re-opening tfigsc lines for regular passenser services,” said Group Captain Douglas Longley. chairman of the county council’s public transport sub-committee. ...

... Boarders and Current Parents between 6.45 p.m. 7.15 p.m. Further details and prospectus from the Admissions Secretary (Mrs. Sue Longley) 0582 765477 St. George's V.A. Schol, Sun Lane, Harpenden, Herts ALS 4TD Headmaster: N. F. Hoare, M.A. F.R.S.A. Chairman of ...

... The R, (T Y 6 Aylesbuty 82784 Aylesburians remember, often with regret. Hazell's sports, Longley's drapers, stalls in the square, the assizes, the Old Beams, Silver Street — all these and many more are stirring the echoes of Aylesbury’s past. F ol A few ...

... May Read (84), has died. She spent her entire life in the village. As a youngster she worked as an apprentice dressmaker at Longleys store which used to be in High Street, Aylesbury. She gave up work when she married Mr. Harry Read more than 65 years ago ...

... currently used for goods trains, for passenger services. County council public transport sub-committee chairman Douglas Longley said: “We hope these trains will provide a useful service for the county’s residents in this early pre-Christmas period. *“The ...

... Crouch. P. A. Wright, J. H. Coales. C. Pigott, W. Smith, J. T. Broderick. H. L. Nipoin, J. W. Grist, A. Soragg. L B. Payne. F. Longley. S. W, Peake. J. W Pitson, C G. Watkins, G. Cannon. A. Freeman (hon. treasurer!. R. Scott. F. T. Edgincton. E. T. Palmer, ...

... father too over Longleys drapery store in the High Street. i 3 8 She worked for manylocal organisations while in Aylesbury including the National Council for Women and the British Legion. 4 The couple left the town in 1939, when Longleys was knocked down ...

... Bankruptcy Court I It applies primarily at county the Assistant Official Receiver. Mr. level and through them to ilk- B Longley, said that the Cato inlet council expenditure. Why Brothers, builders of Aston not let go the whole hog to the Clinton. had ...

... reached about £3,000. Two freehold properties in Buckland-road. Aston Clinton. were mortgaged up to the hilt, said Mr. Longley. Mr Cato considered the bank inlet est was another contributory cause of insolvency. Mr. Cato, and his brother. Mr. Robert ...

... le the noblemen and gentry of the neughtiom hood In High-street (then New-roads and Mat ket-square stood the premises of Longley and Sons. wbotesale and retail drapers.. hous2 haraisheis. funeral carriage pro. prietots. undertakers. and wholesale csalin ...

... Mary's church, Puttenham, 11am. No flowers please. Donations if desired to The lain Rennie Hospice at Home, c/o Mrs A Clay, Longleys Farm, Long f - e ...