Susan Hofgartner was the Constable with Helen Jones and Eileen Bowyer as the Tithingmen. Paul Lewington was the Orangeman.
We had torrential rain the day before when the Tutti Poles were being dressed.
We had torrential rain the day before when the Tutti Poles were being dressed.
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🎉🎉Tomorrow🎉🎉
Remember that we have lots of FREE half term activities happening too, so bring the kids along!
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Yummy! 😋 xx
Did you know this?
If you would like a stall at Hungerford Indoor Market and are part of a charity or local fundraiser… then get in touch with Sam Hooper!
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We've got half-term activities covered at Wednesdays indoor market!
Join Donna from White Feather Gifts for a FREE drop-in clay painting session, and follow up with some delicious home-cooked cakes and treats from Sarah to eat in or take home.
Bring the family and enjoy the market on 19th Feb!
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We’ve been around the area and found so many natural love hearts. These were on the common and Freemans’s Marsh!
A big Happy Valentine’s Day from us to you!
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#townandmanor #ValentinesDay #valentines #lovehearts #LoveIsInTheAir
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You may have seen some signs… but there are several otters in Hungerford and the general area.
They are present on the fishery and the canal.
They are principally nocturnal although some sightings during the day have been reported.
They are a protected species so they are valued inhabitants of our countryside.
If anyone managed to snap any pictures of them around the canal, send them over to us.
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#otter #ottersofinstagram #townandmanor #hungerford #berkshire
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Wonderful. I saw the half eaten fish and now eyeing the waterways phone in hand!! How exciting
Hooray for native species coming back!
Charley Hobson-Merrett x
Keith Langford
Valued to fish stock? Angling have more participants than football, hunting, shooting etc. Mink are wiping out fish to around 4lb. Otters, pike, carp , trout etc over 30lb in weight. Also partial to birds, including Swans.
Town and Manor of Hungerford
Town Hall, Hungerford
Berkshire, RG17 0NF
Tel. 01488 686555
clerk@townandmanor.co.uk
