WEYMOUTH & PORTLAND - LOUVIERS SOCIETY
  • Welcome and Programme
  • How Twinning began
  • Visit from Louviers
  • Visit to Louviers
  • Membership form
  • Archive gallery
  • Annual General Meeting 2018

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Following the signing of the Twinning Charter at Louviers in 1958, Alderman Iseult Legh, Mayor of Weymouth & Melcombe Regis and Pierre Mendes-France, Mayor of Louviers [centre] pose for the camera. Alderman Ted Priddle, Deputy Mayor, is on the right and Town Clerk Edwin Jones is standing behind the group. The lady on the left is unidentified.Following the signing of the Twinning Charter at Louviers in 1958, Alderman Iseult Legh, Mayor of Weymouth & Melcombe Regis and Pierre Mendes-France, Mayor of Louviers [centre] pose for the camera. Alderman Ted Priddle, Deputy Mayor, is on the right and Town Clerk Edwin Jones is standing behind the group. The lady on the left is unidentified.
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The Mayors with some of the members from both sides of the channel. Fourth from the left is Serge Jumelle, First Deputy Mayor of Louviers and first President of the Twinning Committee. Coincidentally, jumelle is the French word for twin!
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The Mayors wearing their badges of office- the English mayor in red robe, tricorn hat and gold chain- the French mayor wears the tricolour sash with a gold tassel.
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Conversation continues over dinner.
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In 1971, Marion Biles, Mayoress of Weymouth & Melcombe Regis, welcomes some of the Louviers Gendarmes to Weymouth.
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Mayor Tony Biles and Mayoress Marion Biles [centre] welcome the Louviers delegation to Weymouth.
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  • Welcome and Programme
  • How Twinning began
  • Visit from Louviers
  • Visit to Louviers
  • Membership form
  • Archive gallery
  • Annual General Meeting 2018