Hereford Times - 7th January 2016 - Page 15
Hereford Times - 7th January 2016 - Page 15
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| Date of Publication | 7th January 2016 |
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herefordtimescom Thursday, January 7,2016 THE HEREFORD TIMES ‘16 Expected new arrivals J knock grandad for six ONE grandf’ather 5 number of grandchildren will doua ble in six months’ time as his three daughters are all pregnant at the same time. Wendy Bufton, 34, Hannah Lowe, 32, and Laura Gough, 29, are all expecting babies within the next six months. Their father, Raymond Bonehill, already has three grandchildren and, by the end of June, will have three more. Mrs Gough said: “He just can’t believe it. He is really looking forward to it. His number of grandchildren will double in six months.” The sisters grew up in Sut- ton St Nicholas, near Her- eford. Mrs Gough married Ian in May last year and they are expecting their first baby on February 22 — they now live in Malvern. Mrs Lowe and her hus~ band, Nick, who live in Surrey, are expecting their second child on April 28. They are already parents to a two-year-old son called Oscar. Mrs Bufton and her hus~ band, Ian, are expecting By Rebecca Cain 011332845883 rcatwheretordtimescom Twitter Ki‘HTNewsmom their third baby on June 17. The couple from Colwall have a five-year—old daugh- ter called Emily and a four- year-old son called Miles. The sisters’ mum, Rose- mary, died in 1997, aged 39, from septicaemia. Mrs Gough said: "Because of everything that has hap- pened, the three of us are very close. “We feel there is a big part missing, but we are all there for each other.” The sisters have decided not to find out whether they are having a boy or girl. Mrs Gough added: “It is re ally nice to share it all. We talk daily about it. “It will be nice to all be on maternity leave at the same time.” Mrs Gough said she has being asking her sisters for advice because it will be her first baby. A touch of magic tells the story of Chlistm 1m 1 1:. 1' 1m 1'1 1'11: 5 :(xt’ifrw’l Iilvltgl‘ 11"}! (ll 11.1.1’: arr Sisters Wendy Button, Hannah Lowe and Laura Gough are all expecting new arrivals in the next few months (Minnie ~. w pr-n. Com: Rex'ez‘chrl .R mixed mun:- Deer pav visit PATIE. {15 .1. s. .. over the festive pern What are you looking for from a school? school day. J Excellent sporting facilities, playing fields, swimming pool, sports hall and equestrian centre, all on—site. L.“ Good range of clubs and activities. Excellent inspection reports throughout the school. Continuity of education — from Nursery to Sixth Form at one safe and beautiful rural location. if? Sensible school day, finishes at 5.00pm for all pupils. a“; One of 10 bus routes near to your home. Well—behaved pupils in a warm, friendly atmosphere; a great sense of community. ‘ Opportunity for flexi-boarding at exam times or when it helps out at home. If you designed your ideal ‘ school from scratch, it would look a lot like Lucton. . 01568 782000 High academic standards, yet highly inclusive admissions policy [1' 1.) Exceptional value— added scores over many years. Talented teachers offering personal attention in small classes. Great range of extra-curricular activities, taking place in the EDD DUE, El EDD D Please call for further details: Saturday 23rd January Please call to register: 01568 782000 Day, boarding and flexi—boarding. School buses serving: Shropshire, Herefordshire, Worcestershire & Powys Tel: 01568 782000 - Email: admissions@luctonschoolorg www.1uctonschool.org independenl schools conned 57%. E _. 1A iii Lucton Food than last year '5 event Festival 12th March 2016 10am - Sprn. Even bigger & better |
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