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Tributes to father, husband and Stratford businessman, Fred Winter - Vimarsana News

Tributes to father, husband and Stratford businessman, Fred Winter

Tributes to father, husband and Stratford businessman, Fred Winter  | Updated: 09:22, 05 March 2021 Fred Winter (44594450) FRED Winter, the former managing director of the Stratford family-run department store, has died aged 86. A father, grandfather and great-grandfather, Mr Winter fell ill around Christmas time with a form of dementia and died on Saturday 20th February. It was Mr Winter’s great-grandfather Frederick who created the Fred Winter store, originally situated in Stratford High Street, in 1858. Educated at Bloxham School, Mr Winter – who was born in Loxley in May 1934 ...

Shaun, 10, wins Points of Light award for raising suicide awareness - Vimarsana News

Shaun, 10, wins Points of Light award for raising suicide awareness

Shaun, 10, wins Points of Light award for raising suicide awareness Shaun Mayall and Google the labradoodle A 10-year-old Cockermouth boy has been recognised by the Prime Minister for his outstanding efforts in raising suicide awareness. Shaun Mayall, a pupil at Fairfield Primary School,  has been given a Points of Light award, which highlight people making a difference in their community. Shaun lost his dad, Andy, to suicide in 2014 and decided to honour his memory by challenging himself to run 10k. Andy’s birthday would have been on February 20, making the Prime Minister’s reco...

Tribute to Ben Roskilly of Coverack after funeral for community man - Vimarsana News

Tribute to Ben Roskilly of Coverack after funeral for community man

Coverack came out to honour a man who was "the very glue that brings the community together" when he passed their doors for the final time last week. Ben Roskilly was described as "part of the bedrock of Coverack" at his funeral last Wednesday, following his death at the age of 88 earlier this month. With Covid restrictions preventing what would have undoubtedly been large numbers of people from attending the funeral, the community showed their love and respect by instead coming out onto their doorsteps and the roadside to clap as the hearse made its way from Penmarth Farm and down thro...