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The Cheshire Smile

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Cheshire Smile Autumn 1983

New Series - Number 1 : Editors: Frances Hopwood and Dennis Jarrett. The Cheshire Smile is produced in a new size and format. Liz Briggs, of Le Court, writes about...

Editor: Kay Christiansen. Creative Activity Contest 1992 award winners and photographs, including Susie Skinner. Article describing the memorial service for Leonard Cheshire at Westminster Cathedral in London. Peter Reynolds, resident...

Cheshire Smile October 1991

Editor: Kay Christiansen. Photograph of Leonard Cheshire and Sue Ryder after Leonard receives his peerage. Obituary article for Roland Langley, former editor of the Cheshire Smile and supporter of Greenacres...

Cheshire Smile Winter 1981

Volume 24, Number 4 : Editors: Frances Hopwood and Dennis Jarrett. Article on The Cheshire Voice - a talking magazine created by members of the Cheshire Foundation Sound Library. Article...

Cheshire Smile Autumn 1978

Volume 21, Number 11 : Editor: R.E.L. - Leonard Cheshire receives the Harding Award for his work for people with disabilities. Article by Brian Line of Le Court regarding gaining...

Cheshire Smile December 1954

Volume 1, Number 1 : Editor: Sydney Radford. First edition of the Cheshire Smile, published from Le Court, Liss, Hampshire. Includes a welcome message from Group Captain Leonard Cheshire. Click...

Cheshire Smile International Summer 1994

Number 1: Editor: Jennie Taylor. The focus of the Cheshire Smile changes to coverage of the international work of the Leonard Cheshire Foundation. Click on the button below to read...

Cheshire Smile April 1994

Editor: Kay Christiansen. The last Cheshire Smile under Kay Christiansen's editorship. Pamela Farrell Tredinnick retires as Vice-Chairman of the Cheshire Foundation. Click on the button below to read this Cheshire...

Cheshire Smile April 1988

Editor: Kay Christiansen. Allan and Moira Jackson describe how life has changed since they moved into a bungalow provided for them by Mote House. Frances Hopwood, former editor of the...