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Interview about the North Buckinghamshire Labour Party Women's Section (c1918).

ALC/008/002

In the second interview Lilian Johnson continues her recollections about women and politics c1918. The women in the Labour Party seemed older, and more experienced, perhaps because they had worked in the Printing Works and she had never worked in a factory. Discusses the North Bucks women’s section meetings, the formation of the North ...
Interview with Ron Staniford (b.1913) on Bletchley town development.

BBB/001/001

Ron Staniford discusses the origin of the name of the town of Bletchley. He describes how in 1933 with Harold Price he started the Bletchley Gazette, a weekly newspaper whose motto was, ‘A Bigger, Brighter, Better Bletchley’. Later the Abercrombie Report in 1943 recommended Bletchley as a new town. This never came to fruition, but ...
Oral history audio recording of Kathy and Muriel Swain.

ALC/010

Interview covering the sisters’ childhood in New Bradwell and their memories of the depression in the 1930’s.
St Georges Church.

TBC/012

Photographs, newspaper articles and programmes relating to events involving the family and St. George’s Church. The Taylor-Brown family were involved in many of the activities run by St. George’s church, Frank Harry Brown sang with their choir, the brotherhood, for over 70 years and went with them to the Empire Day concert held for ...
Collection of items relating to Edwin Owens

FWW/002

Collection of items relating to Edwin Owens, including photographs, embroidered postcards, medals and memoranda.
Four World War One Medals and One Second World War Medal

FWW/002/013

Four World War One Medals mounted on a bar: The Victory Medal 1914-1919, The British War Medal 1914-1920, The 1914 – 1915 Star, Distinguished Conduct Medal. One World War Two medal: The Defence Medal 1939 – 1945
Oral history audio recording of William James Hood (b.1905) about his memories of World War One.

DOP/001/022

Interview with William James Hood. Covers the outbreak of war, his father guarded the Viaduct against an invasion; school; food shortages; boy scouts; armistice; Wolverton works; Father Guest, church choir and the marriage license confusion.
Collection of Material relating to Sapper Edwin Butler

FWW/001

Collection of items relating to Sapper Edwin Butler and the First World War. These include 1 certificate of transfer to reserve; 2 postcard photographs, one of him in Uniform and one with his wife and daughter; 3 official letters; an employment form; his recruitment pass and a pass for Calais; his demobilisation account; 2 ...
Insurance and Car Tax.

TBC/010

Car and household documents including insurance certificates, receipts, mortgage book, vehicle registration documents and photographs. It includes registration documents etc., photographs and a newspaper article about one car, a 1938 Standard 8 FBH 992, that three generations of the Brown family drove
Interview with Arthur Edward Grigg (b.1919) about his railway employment in Bletchley and the National Union of Railwaymen (NUR).

BBB/003/004

Arthur Grigg, a railwayman, moved from Essex to Bletchley in 1941 with his wife, having been promoted to fireman on the London Midland and Scottish railway in Bletchley. He and his wife viewed this move as an adventure; but they had to take lodgings initially until they were allocated a house in Woodbine Terrace. He ...
Interview with Arthur Edward Grigg (b.1919) about the National Union of Railwaymen (NUR), family life in Bletchley, the local Council and amenities.

BBB/003/005

Arthur Grigg was an employee of the London Midland and Scottish railway in Bletchley & Trade Unionist. He recounts incidents involving railwaymen who refused to join the National Union of Railwaymen (NUR), and notes that eventually all railwaymen were legally required to join. He recalls leading the Bletchley NUR march in London, at the time ...
Interview about the Wolverton Works, hard times and life in New Bradwell.

ALC/006/002

Fred Price continues his reminiscence of starting work at the Wolverton Works in 1923. Aged fourteen, wearing short trousers, he was interviewed and checked by a doctor before being allocated to the Brass Room. It was usual to stay within a shop for the duration of your employment and FP worked in the Brass Shop ...

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