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I bought countless records in Mark One in Peach Street, Wokingham. If Mark or Keith should see this message I would like to thank them for the excellent service they provided.
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Clive Morris
(2017)
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Used to purchase at this shop a lot in the eighties. It was situated in Peach Street, Wokingham next to Woolworths. I bought mainly singles on release date at discounted prices (usually half price) before they made the Top 40 when the price would go up. Those were the day
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Clive Morris
(2020)
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'Bracknell Times' dated 28th January 1988: “FEARGAL Sharkey was in Wokingham’s Mark One Records last week promoting his latest album - 'Wish'.”
...and this in the 'Reading Evening Post' dated 4th October 1991: “Mark Clark, who runs Mark One Records in Thatcham's Kingsland Centre, claims the market left the town centre deserted and took away passing trade. He said: “We are not against a market, but we need it centrally. Thatcham is already a satellite town of Newbury, so we are trying to hang on to the last bits of trade.” More than 2,600 people have signed a petition organised by Mr. Clark and fellow shop owners, calling for tighter laws to regulate markets.”
...and this in the 9th April 1992 edition: “Tickets available from the Phoenix Plaza or Mark One Records, Wokingham & Woodley. Tel: 0734 793779/441655.”
...and this in the 27th April 1993 edition: “Trader Keith Hoskins, a partner at Mark One Records, said: “I was very pleased with the initiative. We plan to set up a traders' association to participate in the management forum.”
...plus this notice in the 4th August 1994 edition:
“RE: MARK WILLIAM CLARK of Browning Close, Thatcham, Berkshire and lately carrying on business as Mark One Records in Wokingham, Woodley and Thatcham with others. On 25 July 1994 the above-named Court made a Bankruptcy Order against the abovenamed debtor.”