Wyenot News Issue No. 11, 21st September 2004

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Ross Community Hospital League of Friends
Hannah Davies, John Davies, Cicely Symonds, Sheila Spratley and Maureen Sayce. Ref: DSC_41262		It is customary for the Mayor of Ross to choose a charity to support. During his year as Mayor, Councillor John Davies decided that it would be good to support a local charity and chose Ross Community Hospital League of Friends. The League of Friends supply extras to Ross Community Hospital that the NHS cannot provide such as daily and weekly newspapers, a visiting and trolley service, a twice weekly book service, ice water for patients and staff and endeavour to help make Christmas, Easter and Birthdays as festive as possible. Pictured to the left is John presenting a cheque for £725 to the League of Friends.

Everything Must Go at Forest Green

On Thursday 16th September, the crew of ITV's programme "Everything Must Go" arrived at Forest Green, Ross-on-Wye to film presenters Jamie Breese and Clayton Byfield-Riches helping the Marfell family to dispose of as much of their property as possible in order to enable them to relocate closer to a town, minus excessive baggage.

The camera crew filmed around the Thursday Ross-on-Wye market prior to the sale, which began at 3:30 in the afternoon.

Pictured to the right are the two presenters of "Everything Must Go," Jamie and Clayton, who kindly posed for the photograph along with a rather cute looking monkey.

ITV Presenters Jamie Breese and Clayton Byfield-Riches at Forest Green. Ref: DSC_4125

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