Focus on Wickhambrook
Wickhambrook W.I. Hall Cemetery Road, Wickhambrook, Suffolk, United Kingdom10 - 3.30pm at the WI Hall, a Suffolk Local History Council event.
Welcome to Wickhambrook
Wickhambrook is one of the parishes of West Suffolk Council and Suffolk County Council
10 - 3.30pm at the WI Hall, a Suffolk Local History Council event.
‘British Ugandans at 50’ Jyoti Towers The Local History Society has been running since 1986, we have around 50 members who enjoy talks, often illustrated by slides, on topics of local and historical interest, at least two summer outings each year and a social evening in December. Meetings commence at 7.30pm and are normally held in the WI Hall, Wickhambrook unless otherwise stated. New members are very welcome.
‘The Last Watermills of Cherry Hinton’ Michelle Bullivant The Local History Society has been running since 1986, we have around 50 members who enjoy talks, often illustrated by slides, on topics of local and historical interest, at least two summer outings each year and a social evening in December. Meetings commence at 7.30pm and are normally held in the WI Hall, Wickhambrook unless otherwise stated. New members are very welcome.
‘Lost Bury St Edmunds: what shops and pubs do YOU miss?’ Martyn Taylor The Local History Society has been running since 1986, we have around 50 members who enjoy talks, often illustrated by slides, on topics of local and historical interest, at least two summer outings each year and a social evening in December. Meetings commence at 7.30pm and are normally held in the WI Hall, Wickhambrook unless otherwise stated. New members are very welcome.
A.G.M. at 7pm followed followed by ‘The Trinity House Story’ Karl Lumbars The Local History Society has been running since 1986, we have around 50 members who enjoy talks, often illustrated by slides, on topics of local and historical interest, at least two summer outings each year and a social evening in December. New members are very welcome.
‘Rural Rebellion: The Tithe Wars of the 1930's' – Ashley Cooper The Local History Society has been running since 1986, we have around 50 members who enjoy talks, often illustrated by slides, on topics of local and historical interest, at least two summer outings each year and a social evening in December. New members are very welcome.
VISIT - Stoke by Nayland: Church and Historic Street - MSC Hall for 8.45am The Local History Society has been running since 1986, we have around 50 members who enjoy talks, often illustrated by slides, on topics of local and historical interest, at least two summer outings each year and a social evening in December. New members are very welcome.
VISIT - Pakenham Water Mill and Thelnetham Wind Mill - MSC for 9.45am The Local History Society has been running since 1986, we have around 50 members who enjoy talks, often illustrated by slides, on topics of local and historical interest, at least two summer outings each year and a social evening in December. New members are very welcome.
Records Office, Bury St Edmunds - MSC for 6pm The Local History Society has been running since 1986, we have around 50 members who enjoy talks, often illustrated by slides, on topics of local and historical interest, at least two summer outings each year and a social evening in December. Meetings commence at 7.30pm and are normally held in the WI Hall, Wickhambrook unless otherwise stated. New members are very welcome.
‘The Hare and The Turnip 2085 Years of History in one small corner of West Suffolk’ Grahan Higgins The Local History Society has been running since 1986, we have around 50 members who enjoy talks, often illustrated by slides, on topics of local and historical interest, at least two summer outings each year and a social evening in December. Meetings commence at 7.30pm and are normally held in the WI Hall, Wickhambrook unless otherwise stated. New members are very welcome.