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    Jan 28, 2022 7 minutes

    NEW VENTURES FOR MARK BADCOCK

    We all said goodbye to Cheffins Cambridge Machinery Sale yard foreman Mark Badcock who has been with the company for 25 years on Monday 6 December. He has always been very affable and helpful when on the phone and in the yard, and he was a good auctioneer in his own right as well. All at Old Glory wish him well for the future, he will be missed by all.

    MALVERN 4X4, LAND ROVER & VINTAGE TRACTOR SPARES DAY

    Make a date for the Malvern 4x4, Land Rover & Vintage Tractor Spares Day plus the Tractor World Parts & Spares Day. It takes place on Sunday 27 February at the Three Counties Showground, Malvern, WR13 6NW.

    This busy and well-established event includes club merchandise stands. Come and enjoy an enthusiast’s day out with two events together in the Wye and Avon Halls, plus more outdoors on hard standing. Tractor World traders and club merchandise stands have already confirmed their attendance alongside a big turnout of Land Rover and vintage spares. The popular Stockmans cafe will be open serving breakfasts and lunches. The or call Mark Woodward, tel: 01697 451882.

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