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Norman’s gift to Wilstone means he’ll always be thought well of

MCHG 12-836    Residents of Wilstone celebrate the official opening of their allotments and new well.

MCHG 12-836 Residents of Wilstone celebrate the official opening of their allotments and new well.

Allotments and a well that had been unused for 50 years were officially opened, thanks to a generous donation.

The late Norman Buchi, who passed away last year, left £5,000 in his will to pay for the restoration of the well at Wilstone Allotments.

A plaque in memory of him was unveiled at the well opening on Saturday, which was attended by a crowd of people from the village.

His son Phil Buchi said: “My dad wanted the money to be spent on a community project and because he was a civil engineer, I thought the well restoration would be a fitting project. He would have been fascinated by it.”

All of the 20 allotments at the site - that was gifted by the Rothschild family during the 19th century - are now in use.


 
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