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Cheryl’s keeping our history alive
STEVE ROBSON, FROM RICHMOND, WEST LON
When Cheryl Barnacle boarded a plane to Florida in 2006, she thought life couldn’t get any better. She and husband Clive had just celebrated their silver wedding anniversary, looking forward to motorb
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