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Retirement
Focus on Heritage
Will Writers
Life is always changing and moving
on and Heritage Will Writers is
no different. We have refi ned our
procedures and employed only the
best trained staff to continue our
second to none customer service and
ongoing support and advice to existing
clients and to the new clients we are
adding every year.
The company now has two directors,
Kathy Long and Stuart Burrell, with
a 35-strong team of staff to cover
all areas of estate planning, admin,
probate and marketing. We are
determined and passionate to continue
educating the public on an area of the
law many people shy away from until
circumstances arise. With dramatic
changes to family and social trends,
we are faced with more complex
issues with how and what we will
leave our loved ones and it has never
been more important to have a Will in
place so that you decide where your
assets go.
For the last 18 years we have
simplifi ed these procedures, along with
the transition of assets for clients at
the most diffi cult of times. We promise
to continue to be there as and when
we are needed, whether it’s next year
or in another 18 years, because Peace
of Mind Matters. Give our team a call
on 01603 894500 to ask for a free
advice appointment in the comfort of
your home.
Saffron Walden Library News & Events
Free regular events for children at
Saffron Walden Library (Term time only):
Storytime: Tuesdays 9:30 – 10am (For
Pre-School children 2 years and up)
Babytime: Wednesdays 9.30 - 10am
(For children 1 to 2 years) Wednesdays
10.30 - 11am (For children up to 1 year)
Daddy Cool: Saturdays 10.00 - 10.30
(All pre-school ages welcome)
Exhibitions by local artists at
The Exchange Gallery on the
fi rst fl oor: 1-27 May – John Bryning -
Drawings 29 May-17 June - Stephen and
Lorna Kirin - Paintings
Saffron Walden Town Library
Society Lectures: Wednesday 10 May
at 7.30pm: AGM and lecture - Historic
libraries in a digital age - David Pearson.
Saffron Walden Town Library has served
many generations as a wonderful quarry
of knowledge and ideas. Like many such
libraries, its future may be increasingly
questioned when so many books and
journals are now readily available online.
This talk will explore numerous ways
in which the library does in fact have
unique and enduring value through the
individual and collective histories to
be found among the books of George
Gibson and others.
David Pearson has recently retired as
Director of Culture, Heritage & Libraries
for the City of London Corporation,
having previously worked in numerous
major libraries and collections, including
the British Library, the V&A, and the
Wellcome Library. He has also written
and lectured extensively on aspects
of books and their history, and on
how they have been owned, used or
bound; his books include Provenance
Research in Book History (1994), English
Bookbinding Styles (2004), and Books as
History (2008).
Please note the earlier start time of this
meeting. Non-members are welcome
to attend but may not take part in the
business of the meeting.
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