Former mayoress dies aged 95
Published:
6:00 PM February 11, 2015
Updated:
10:49 PM October 27, 2020
Miriam Prosser. - Credit: Sub
A FORMER Weston mayoress and hotelier has died aged 95.
Miriam Prosser and her husband William, who were married for 74 years, ran the Salisbury Hotel in Salisbury Road.
While she was a member of the Hotels and Restaurants Association, she was part of the ladies’ section and helped to raise money to buy a guide dog for the blind.
William became mayor in 1975, and was the first of the newly-formed Woodspring District Council.
Their daughter Verlie Edwards said: “She was a very sociable lady.
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“She loved a party and if she went to a function she spoke to everybody in the room.”
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