Famous farm shop that featured in Teletubbies at centre of 6.6m family court battle
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Famous farm shop that featured in Teletubbies at centre of 6.6m family court battle
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"A farm shop and garden centre which once hosted iconic kids' TV show Teletubbies is at the centre of a 6.6m family battle in court. The Country Market, in Bordon, Hampshire, a popular shopping destination, car boot site and TV filming location, is now the subject of a multimillion-pound tug of war between 86-year-old matriarch June Marshall - backed by daughter Sharon - and her two sons Gary and Dean Marshall."
The Independent seeks donations to fund on-the-ground reporting on issues such as reproductive rights, climate change and Big Tech while keeping reporting free of paywalls. The outlet investigates topics including Elon Musk's pro-Trump PAC and produces documentaries like 'The A Word'. The Country Market, a farm shop and garden centre in Bordon, Hampshire once used for Teletubbies filming, faces a £6.6m family court battle. The Marshall family has operated the site since 1971 and expanded into multiple concessions including an award-winning butchers. After founder Peter Marshall died in January 2017, 86-year-old June Marshall and daughter Sharon Edwards are suing sons Gary and Dean Marshall to wind up the partnership, sell the site and split proceeds.
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