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... (Gardeners dig for victory Villagers in Staffordshire are hoping that everything in their garden is lovely. ' ] Judging for the county’s besty! kept villaéze competition is getting: underway. The prize winners will be announced in August. Entries are ...
... Gardeners dig for victory . Vig. discuss the ...
... Teenagers dig for victory TVIO Kneen-tinkered lad. hare been rewArded for their lecnager• Mark Flower from Lichfield and Da‘id Marione from Burnioood both successful) completed the first )car long phase of a horticultural course at Penkridge Agricultural ...
... Priory will dig after victory Edgbaston Priory will dig up its immaculate grass courts if Birmingham is successful in its bid to capture the 1992 Olympic Games. Denis Howell, the former Sports Minister and hardworkirg president of the city’s Olympic Games ...
... if-S f : 6 BURTON MAIL TUESDAY FEBRUARY 14 1984 ding mhhhhmIhhIIIIIIIIII Dig for Victory has a whole new meaning for allotment holders in East Staffordshire For members of the Federation of East Staffordshire Districts Allotment Association are fighting ...
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... flagging fortunes of allotments in the City. Allotment holdings dropped dramatically after the peak years of World War ll's Dig For Victory campaign. Since 1973 City allotments have flourished with gardeners enjoying some of the lowest rentals in the West Midlands ...
... when the Second World War broke WI, rabbits became less of a nuisance, more an enemy. Rationing became compulsory, and 'dig for victory' was the motto as Britain aimed to become selfsufficient. Rabbits caused untold damage to local crops and, with meat in ...
... It's a whopper DIG for victory • welt. known wartime phrase could be the cry of MeV/s--eell/4 gardening readers if they turn to page 26 where we publish the first column by gard•ning expert Bill Sowerbutts who this week pores practicid advice on gettmg ...
... Jones said that he had found the job as regional co-ordinator extremely enjoyable and highly rewarding. Helping hand in dig for victory I'VE got every chanpe of success now, said 24-yearold Stephen Leaver after finding out that he had been awarded £l,OOO ...
... Society’s Perpetual Challenge Trophy awarded to the exhibi- points in the wine classes It’s all a far cry from the first “Dig for Victory” show and fete in 1943 when wartime Walsall hosted 37 classes ranging from pea cucumbers The first Walsall and District ...
... pesticides and harmful chemicals Treasurer Mr John Hunt said increased land cultivation no important now than in the Dig for Victory days 50 years ago Officials were reelected with special thanks to Mr Hunt and to secretary Mr Gerald Woodburn of 490a ...