Our volunteer archive group has been busy collecting material for our digital archive. This involves taking copies or photos of material from individuals and inst i tutions, returning the originals to t hem. Continue reading John Hodges Old Town Report
I’m a traditionalist. In my book you can’t beat a proper homecooked Sunday lunch, complete with roast potatoes and fresh vegetables which have been home-grown by yours truly on the allotment. Continue reading Herman -Ratted!
Arthur Woodgate has lived through two World Wars, and was a young
man of 17, just starting out as an apprentice bricklayer when The
Great Depression came along.
Originating in the U.S. after the fall in stock prices that began
around September 4, 1929, the problem became worldwide news with the
stock market crash of October 29, 1929.
Young Arthur witnessed the hardships and poverty it caused. It made
a great impression on him and he became a strong trade unionist and
throughout the years up to the outbreak of World War Two and beyond,
became a strong local leader in the Trade Union Movement. Continue reading England’s Senior Journalist
