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Malcolm Cressey (Class of ’72)

Sadly, Malcolm died on 30th September this year. Malcolm was a councillor for Runnymede Borough Council. The following link gives more information about him.
25 Nov 2024
Written by Jolyon Marsh
General
Malcolm, holding the trophy sat bottom right
Malcolm, holding the trophy sat bottom right

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