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... Pontifract and David Adams in a scene from the play Veterans remember dead HUNDREDS of Merchant Navy veterans from the Second World War will make a pilgrimage to the Burton area to pay homage to their fallen comrades The inauguration of the ‘Merchant Navy ...
... on a four-hectare site to create ‘The Merchant Convoy' with each tree representing a Merchant Navy vessel lost in the Second World War More than 33000 merchant seamen and fishermen died while serving on vessels chartered by the Government from 1939-45 ...
... rolled into one Firstly the warplane collection which includes British German American and Japanese aircraft from the Second World War as well as aircraft used in the Falklands and Gulf War campaigns Modern strike aircraft including the famous V-bombers ...
... near Tutbury Three Czech fliers stationed at RAF Church Broughton during the Second World War and (right) the pilot who took the picture Jaroslav Havlik during the Second World War The Day The Dump Went Up & The Flying Kangaroos is priced at £850 and is available ...
... company prospered and 1930 the bakery had been enlarged with two more shops opening in Derby and one in Hurton During the Second World War when rationing in force Birds able to make only a fraction of the goods it could have sold After the war with rationing ...
... area Introduced in 1935 by Sir William Stanier at Crewe some members of the class were despatched overseas during the Second World War and in recent years have been discovered still working in Turkey! Backtracking is compiled by Bill Head of Burton from ...
... which will when complete be suspended high above pedestrianised Station Street The mural depicts life in Burton after the Second World War including famous aspects of the town such as the breweries the Ferry Bridge and the Cooper Presently the finishing touches ...
... second winter hol-diay it is easy to forget that foreign holidays were not always so ac cessible Certainly before the second world war a foreign holiday was very much a rich man’s pleasure The war took British soldiers to parts of the world they could ...
... another car with a chequered past a Peugeot commandeered by the Germans from a French aristocratic family during the Second World War and later acquired by an American GI who brought the vehicle to England Trophies for the best car and best motorcycle ...
... EXAMPLE 06 All on to HOMEOWNERS DERBY (STD 0332) 372152 67747 June 1989) Albert’s precious memories are back during the Second World War to send back to his loved ones in England I didn't even realise they were lost” said Mr Wright “They can never be replaced ...
... can leave scars of many different types It is the Legion’s commitment to help heal those scars In fact since end of the Second World War only one year has gone by when a member of Britain's Armed Forces has not been killed in action And as long as there ...
... 1998 Advartlaing 01283 512000 Editorial 01283 512200 BURTON TRADER - PAGE 5 POLICE had the shock of their lives when a Second World War bomb was plonked on their inquiry desk Fortunately it didn’t explode and it is thought to be inert Gary Spence (32) Ashby ...