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[embed]https://www.instagram.com/p/B6pXmPKnko-/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link[/embed] This cosy little shop located along River Valley Road specialises in small batch artisanal gelato and sorbets that are absolute flavour bombs (from $5 for a single scoop). Co-owners Jack and Ingrid draw their inspiration from anything and everything around them, and channel them into their creations. Butterknife Folk’s extensive range of gelato spans from the good old classics, such as vanilla and strawberry to the bold and quirky, such as nostalgic Root Beer Float (think: A&W) and funky Roquefort Bleu that ...

To place any family notices visit bit.ly/HTnotices, or to view visit bit.ly/HTannoucements. We publish tributes (obituaries) free. Fill in this simple online form: https://bit.ly/HTtribute BATEMAN Joan Passed away peacefully on February 25th at Hereford hospital, aged 93. Beloved wife of the late David. Kind and loving aunt, stepmother and nana. Fondly remembered by her family and many friends. Small funeral for family and close friends at Hereford Crematorium. Donations, if desired, to St Michael’s Hospice, Bartestree. All enquiries to Bayley Brothers Funeral Directors Tel: 01432 ...

4) The Cemetery. 5) The Club’s former ground – Crown Meadow. Purchased from the Hotel for town use by Edward Riley, but his plans did not include football. Gas holders at the Gas Works are marked on the other side of Crown Road. 6) The Water Works, located at a chalk pit off the aptly named Chalkpit Lane. Almost all Marlow homes had a piped water supply, but the mains drainage scheme (a huge undertaking) was still a couple of years away. 7) The Railway Station with side tracks into the goods yard. 8) Lock Road, largely undeveloped apart from a few houses at the north end.

Familiar Marlow sights from the 1970s In this week's Then and Now, we take a look back at Marlow in the 1970s. This first picture shows the former Odeon Cinema, in Station Road, with what is now known as Marlow Place next door. The cinema is thought to have started life as the County Cinema in 1938 and was set back from the road with a forecourt in front. It was taken over and renamed Odeon in the 1940s and later again taken over and renamed Regal Cinema. It was sadly demolished in 1985, and offices named Regal House now stand on the site.

Instagram/merelyicecream In our relentless tropical heat, a dollop (or two) of ice-cream makes living in Singapore much more bearable. Lucky for us, there’s a plethora of ice cream parlours offering a variety of innovative flavours, be it in a classic cone or atop a fluffy waffle.  If you love your gula melaka and Milo as much as the next Singaporean, rejoice. Here’s a list of the best ice cream shops that serve your favourite Singaporean flavours. 1. The Daily Scoop [embed]https://www.instagram.com/p/CE-rWtEnMJk/[/embed] This long-standing egg-free chain serves ice cream that is fr...