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She will be sadly missed by her family and friends. Funeral service to be held at Cheltenham Crematorium on 9th July 2021. Family flowers only. Enquiries to Co-operative Funeral Care on 01285 653525. SKUSE Nancy Nancy Lydia Skuse died peacefully aged 87 with her family at her bedside on 23rd June 2021 at Jubilee Lodge, Bourton the Water. Born at Grandes Rocques, Guernsey in 1933, she was married in Coventry in 1955, and lived in Gloucestershire for 66 years. Beloved Wife of George for 66 years, Mother of five, Grandmother of eleven and Great grandmother of six she is sorely miss...

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Mahurangi Young Entrepreneurs Starting your own business can be a daunting prospect but for those who are willing to take advantage of an opportunity, there’s success to be had. Each of the following entrepreneurs has staked their claim and made their mark in local industry. They share the lessons they have learned after getting into business at a young age … Jordan Curin, 23 | Hi-tech Home Solutions I’ve always had an interest in technology. At age 11, I would pull apart the stereo in our old truck and find ways to add more speakers and subwoofers. After leaving Mahurangi College at 18...

Hello 2021, and what are you going to throw at us this year? More doom and gloom?

T’is the season to harness the restorative force of fire Opinion Elizabeth FarrellyColumnist, author, architecture critic and essayist December 18, 2020 — 11.00pm December 18, 2020 — 11.00pm Save Normal text size Advertisement Christmas is the season of birth, of new life and of incarnation. But for us, now, it’s also the season of fire. Fire means death, like last summer’s spreading plume of destruction that seemed bent on reducing the universe to ash. Equally though, fire can mean life. Each year, summer seems increasingly infected by fear. Please god, don’t le...