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Taking care to socially distance, people lined the route of the funeral procession. Colleagues of Malcolm and his daughter Nicola Telford, from Forth Engineering, and the Browton 7+ with their bicycles, stood along the way to Christ Church and spontaneous applause broke out when the funeral car passed by. One of the floral tributes that travelled with Malcolm in the car was a bicycle with Browton 7+ and 'Mally'. Malcolm was instrumental in getting the fundraising group together, back in 1989. Dave Woodburn, finance director from Forth Engineering, said how Mally had been a popular dri...

Taking care to socially distance, people lined the route of the funeral procession. Colleagues of Malcolm and his daughter Nicola Telford, from Forth Engineering, and the Browton 7+ with their bicycles, stood along the way to Christ Church and spontaneous applause broke out when the funeral car passed by. One of the floral tributes that travelled with Malcolm in the car was a bicycle with Browton 7+ and 'Mally'. Malcolm was instrumental in getting the fundraising group together, back in 1989. Dave Woodburn, finance director from Forth Engineering, said how Mally had been a popular dri...

Tributes have poured in for a Great Broughton legend, Malcolm (Mally) Martin, who died from metastatic prostate cancer and pneumonia on January 25. Mally, 75, was born and lived in Broughton, a village he loved, and he will be very much missed by the entire community, after he spent his life working to help others. Over the years he has raised thousands of pounds for many charities and good causes, as well as being a devoted family man, friend, mentor and supporter to all who needed him. Many have said he can never be replaced. Barbara Martin, Malcolm’s wife, said: "He was a kind,...