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EV-0120 — South Wales Echo search extract: “Evicted farmer freed after pleading guilty”

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TitleSouth Wales Echo search extract: “Evicted farmer freed after pleading guilty”
Date of documentThursday 23 March 1989
Typepress
Evidence labelPRESS REPORT
Repository / referenceSouth Wales Echo, held by British Newspaper Archive (1983–2005; Findmypast). Screenshot: Buckler family evidence repository, N15 image group, files …_002.png–…_006.png, commit 2e514c59; Google Drive Screenshot_20250617-1721xx–172337 series.
StatusHELD — open the scan (image)
ProvenanceScreenshot of a British Newspaper Archive search result, part of N15 image group; Specific image unmatched, no image linked; Snippet transcribed on Press Archive page.
Wiki catalogue pageGHF-E090-N15-15
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Quotation: “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 […]”

Proves: Search result shows a South Wales Echo headline dated 23 March 1989 reporting a farmer freed after pleading guilty, home at Great House Farm, Llandough, demolished end of prior year.

Does not prove: Does not show what was admitted, the court, sentence, or meaning of ‘freed’; Lacks byline and surrounding text; Only a search snippet, not full article.

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