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JANE FRYER: The delightfully dotty countess who caught a burglar red-handed - then gave him a job as her gardener when he came out of prison! Now she's cycling the length of Britain for charity - Vimarsana News

JANE FRYER: The delightfully dotty countess who caught a burglar red-handed - then gave him a job as her gardener when he came out of prison! Now she's cycling the length of Britain for charity

JANE FRYER: Early last week, as the sky darkened and the rain spattered down, I watched Lady Sara Bathurst struggling on Cirencester Park's long sweeping driveway.

Our Past: Historic Largs was built on land once owned by Colonial Architect Harris | The Maitland Mercury - Vimarsana News

Our Past: Historic Largs was built on land once owned by Colonial Architect Harris | The Maitland Mercury

Standish Lawrence Harris was an Irishman who emigrated to New South Wales in 1822. He came with an...

Bathurst Estate holiday chalets scheme deferred - Vimarsana News

Bathurst Estate holiday chalets scheme deferred

Cotswold planners have pushed back making a decision on plans for holiday chalets and a pub extension on the Bathurst Estate in Cirencester.

Bathurst Estate holiday chalets scheme deferred | Wilts and Gloucestershire Standard - Vimarsana News

Bathurst Estate holiday chalets scheme deferred | Wilts and Gloucestershire Standard

Cotswold planners have pushed back making a decision on plans for holiday chalets and a pub extension on the Bathurst Estate in Cirencester.

Bathurst's sister city relationship could unearth Australia's unknown history - Vimarsana News

Bathurst's sister city relationship could unearth Australia's unknown history

"This sister city relationship has really opened up a potential treasure trove of historical information for Bathurst."