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Rodborough Fete, Stroud Rugby Club Sat 5th July 12-4

Come and have a chat and look at some of our old photos.

Remembering Rodborough AGM

will take place Wednesday 23rd July 7.00pm at The Prince Albert. All welcome.

WW2 memorial - information needed

Cecil Burcher 1914 -1942

We are still seeking information on some of the men on the WW2 memorial. The photo is of Edie nee Harrison in 1908. She became the stepmother of Cecil Burcher. The family lived in Kitesnest Lane and Edie died in 1985. We know precious little about Cecil who while serving with the 1st Glosters in Burma. He had a brother, Arthur, who seems to have moved to Bristol and married there in 1934. Can anyone fill in his life story?

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