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... to hear that the Town Council's annual allotments contest lives on, despite it being called something dating back to “'dig for victory.. That to my mind was quite wrong! Efforts in those days resulted in there being mountains of potatoes and other root ...
... What's planned plots to be sold SOUTH Kesteven District Council has received the following planning applications: WARTIME Dig for Victory plots on the very long gardens at the back Aslackby and Laughton Trent Road, Grantham, are to be of the site to save ...
... maintenance. Free estimates. Distance no object. Telephone Grantham WELLAOTTED %labors. as much as can carry away. 50p. dig for victory. 4 mites Grantham. Circus Winter I Quarters. Harlington Junction. I get cracking. ...
... was taken in the grounds of Boultham Park The men are tending a crop of sugar beet Boultham House is in the background DIG for Victory” was one of the slogans that lasted throughout the Second World War Men with allotments made the most of them and even ...
... God but keep your powder dry” He advised them to dig trenches in their back gardens and to make gas-proof rooms The emphasis on gas and gas masks showed now real were the fears of those days Dig for Victory But although the 1938 crisis passed the Scunthorpe ...
... IN BRIEF Residents in land battle WARTIME Dig For Victory plots are at the centre of a Grantham battle nearly 50 years after they were first used to help the war effort. Heathfield Road residents have slammed the local authority's handling of a decision ...
... Conservative Party’s Cereal Sub Committee, says that the days of an expanding, intensive agriculture, begun by the wartime “Dig for Victory” campaign, are at an end. In order to control food surpluses a vasi acreage of agicultural land will have to split off ...
... Conservative Party's Cereal Sub Committee, says that the days of an expanding, intensive agriculture, begun by the wartime “Dig for Victory’ campaign, are at an end. In order to control food surpluses a vast acreage of agicultural land will have to split off ...
... Conservative Party’s Cereal Sub Committee, says that the days of an expanding, intensive agriculture, begun by the wartime “Dig for Victory” campaign, are at an end. In order to control food surpluses a vast acreage of agicultural land will have to split off ...
... the grassy slope between Spital Hill and Cox’s Hill which is now given over to allotments the change coming in the “Dig For Victory” campaign of the last war. Pictured is the junction of Hawthorn Avenue, Hawthorn Grove and Spital Hill, with the water ...
... Conservative Party’s Cereal Sub Committee, says that the days of an expanding, intensive agriculture, begun by the wartime “Dig for Victory” campaign, are at an end. In order to control food surpluses a vast acreage of agicultural land will have to split off ...
... are s The talks are essential for The shlands dr draft ment the way out according en Spital Hill and ver to allotments, Dig For Victory” red is the junction . Grove and Spital h serves the estate Picture: Lilywhite a long-term £9 imiiiiion scheme to prevent ...