GHF-E090-N15-15 — South Wales Echo search extract, Thursday 23 March 1989
Wiki catalogue reference: GHF-E090-N15-15 · Custodian / source URL: Buckler family evidence repository
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Catalogue UID: GHF-E090-N15-15 · Custodian/source copy: open source object. Preview and provenance status as at 10-10-2026.
Description
4. Provenance and where to check it
DOCUMENTED (search-result extract). Catalogue no. GHF-E090-N15-15, part of N15. This is a snippet, not the full article. Sections 1 to 4 record what the extract is and says. Section 5 is the Wiki’s reading and is open to challenge. Jump to: Evidence · Transcript · Description · Provenance · Interpretation.
- Publication and date: South Wales Echo, Thursday 23 March 1989, as shown by the archive search.
- What is reported: a headline “Evicted farmer freed after pleading guilty”. The text says a farmer who lost his home at Great House Farm, when the premises were demolished “at the end of last year”, “today admitted two” (cut off).
- Not visible: the byline, what was admitted, the court, the sentence or terms of release, and the text before and after the extract.
Held as part of the N15 image group. Transcribed on the Press Archive page (N15). The full page can be sought through the British Newspaper Archive, which holds this title for 1983 to 2005 (Findmypast title page for the South Wales Echo).
Transcription
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2. Verbatim transcript
[…] Evicted farmer freed after pleading guilty. A FARMER who lost his family home at Great House Farm, Llandough, when the premises were demolished at the end of last year today admitted two […]
Interpretation and wider context
UNRESOLVED. The extract reports a plea of guilty to two (unstated) matters and a release on 23 March 1989. The earlier extracts and N12 list the charges then outstanding as assault, criminal damage and wanton or furious driving (N15-13). The Wiki does not say which two were admitted, what the sentence was or what “freed” means. The next day’s extract (N15-16) records Mr Buckler vowing to continue his fight.
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Related: N15 index · Press Articles Index · 1988: Possession and Demolition · Evidence Library.
Interpretive assessment date: 10-10-2026.