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Town Council, Lostwithiel, Cornwall. May 1985
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Town Council, Lostwithiel, Cornwall. May 1985
Photographed in the Guildhall. Back row left to right: Mavis Isaacs, Rob Peareth, Rex Stephens, Gwen Powell-Jones (Mayor), Paul Brewer (Deputy Mayor), Ricky Isaacs, Ida Keast. Front row left to right: Dennis Hutchings, Richard Wilkinson, Daphne Mortiboy, Ken Pearce, Anthony Elkington (Town Clerk), June Stephens, Daphne Bryant, Warren Nicholls, George Stutchbury. Photographer: Jonathan Barker
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TRURI : 2017.5.10
Media ID 13760028
© RIC, photographer Jonathan Barker
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Captured in the historic Guildhall of Lostwithiel, Cornwall, this remarkable print from May 1985 showcases the esteemed members of the Town Council. Standing tall in their positions of leadership and service to the community, they exude a sense of pride and dedication. In the back row, we see Mavis Isaacs, Rob Peareth, Rex Stephens, Gwen Powell-Jones as Mayor, Paul Brewer as Deputy Mayor, Ricky Isaacs, Ida Keast. Their presence reflects a diverse range of perspectives and expertise that contribute to effective governance. Seated in the front row are Dennis Hutchings, Richard Wilkinson, Daphne Mortiboy, Ken Pearce - all individuals who have dedicated themselves to serving their fellow citizens. Anthony Elkington stands out as Town Clerk with his meticulous attention to detail and administrative prowess. June Stephens adds her valuable insights alongside Daphne Bryant's wisdom and experience. Warren Nicholls brings his unique perspective while George Stutchbury completes this group with his unwavering commitment. Photographed by Jonathan Barker against a backdrop of exquisite oak panelling within the Guildhall walls – an architectural gem steeped in Cornish history – this image captures not just a moment frozen in time but also represents years of collective effort towards building a stronger community. This print is proudly displayed at Royal Cornwall Museum as part of our rich heritage collection; it serves as a testament to those who selflessly served Lostwithiel during that era
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