Nature in Badsey and Aldington
Jane Neill who, for the past few years has been writing the "Nature Notes" column in Community News, will talk to us about the flora and fauna to be found in Badsey and Aldington.
90 Not Out – A Personal Experience of Nearly a Century Living in Badsey
Terry Sparrow, 91 years young, will deliver the annual Richard Phillips Memorial Lecture.
Boots, mummified cats and bottles
A talk by Wayne Perkins.
Evesham Quakers and the 17th-century English Revolution
In 1655, during Oliver Cromwell's rule, life in Evesham was shaken by an episode of disorder and agitation when Humphry Smith, a leader of the new sect called Quakers, visited the town. In this talk, Dr Stephen Roberts will look at what happened and why; and set this turbulent period in Evesham's history in context. Dr Roberts has lived in the Evesham area for over 40 years and is an authority on the history of the Civil War, the English republic and Oliver Cromwell's protectorate. He was Director of the History of Parliament Trust in London.
HANCOCK, Peggy (1927-2024) - a lifelong love of Wickhamford
Margaret Mary Hancock, always known as “Peggy”, who died earlier this year, was a keen local and family historian with a particular love of Wickhamford.
Saturday 11 August 1945 – Wedding of Muriel Mary Bird at Badsey
BADSEY BRIDE
Miss Muriel Bird married at St James
A charming wedding took place at St James’ Parish Church, Badsey, on Monday between Miss Muriel Mary Bird, second daughter of Mr & Mrs J Bird of Bretforton Road, Badsey, and Mr Albert Frederick Arthur Patrick Morcombe, son of Mr & Mrs H Morcombe of 17 Calthorpe Street, Grays Inn Road, London WC1.
Saturday 23 June 1945 – Wedding of Joan Mary Hall at Badsey
WEDDING AT BADSEY
US Bridegroom for Miss Joan Hall