Four fire engines were called to Lechlade this afternoon after a house caught on fire.
The Silver Appleyard duck bred by the famous Reginald Appleyard is famous not only for its egg laying ability but also for its beauty. But until 1980 it did not have a miniature equivalent. Well known waterfowl breeder, Tom Bartlett changed all that by developing this breed in 1980 and it weights one third of the original breed. The miniature is not to be confused with the Silver Bantam which was developed by Reginald Appleyard. The two breeds have been standardised separately. The Silver Appleyard Miniature was taken up with some enthusiasm by breeders and exhibitors for its sheer beauty and it shines on an exhibition bench. It’s also popular abroad.
At around 4.30 yesterday afternoon, Chris Rings MINI was stolen from the lane in Fyfield whilst she called in on a neighbour for less than 3 minutes.
Many of you will know of Happy Beans, the wiggling and warbling group for pre-schoolers and babies that takes place in and […]
