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... Lampreys, as it looked until just after the Second World War. The firm now use the building as offices. WHILE the older family businesses in Banbury continue to thrive, they will perpetuate memories of a type of shopping known to succeeding generations ...
... increased by duplicating the long pipeline across the 40 miles of countryside. Before the Second World War, Coventry relied on underground water, supplemented by a bulk supply from Birmingham's Whitacre works. When war began, emergency supplies had to ...
... City at war on video By ROBIN JONES A UNIQUE record of how Birmingham survived the Second World War and helped defeat Hitler is the subject of a new video produced by a Midland company History of Birmingham Part 3- At War is the title of the latest film ...
... TOLL OF BRITAIN'S ROADS BETWEEN the end of the second World War in August, 1945, and June, 1951, a million persons were killed or injured on the roads of Great Britain—more than the total of our military and civilian casualties from enemy action during ...
... grenades from the Second World War. is on its way towards a secret spot in the Atlantic to dump its load into the sea. The grenades. Shed with the deadly gas Tabun. had been sunk in the Baltic at the end of the Second World War to prevent them falling ...
... • TAMWORTH BOROUGH COUNCIL Leisure Activities Committee AN EXIBMITION OF FIRST AND SECOND WORLD WAR POSTERS 'mill be on show in TAMWORTH CASTLE MUSEUM Saturday, 4th May to Tuesday, 28th May The collection cd polders illustrates the difference in propaganda ...
... TWENTY-SEVEN years after the end of the Second World War, television is still fighting old battles with all the fervour of generals at a reunion. Whether there is still an audience for this sort of thing is open to question. The desert sand and the Russian ...
... A SPITFIRE, one of the most famous of Iritain's Second World War fighter aircraft, at Swinton Airport. Victors to the second daginton Air Day organised by the Midland RAFA on August 14 will have a chance to see at least one preserved Spit again this ...
... Marriage and birth rates drop in Canada Canada's birth rate in 1963 was the %west since the Second World War and the marriage rate was the lowest for levers!! years. The Bureau of Statistics reports that there were 468,000 births during the year. This ...
... Plans to build a million luxury hotel and leisure centre on the site of a Second World War airfield at Hockley Heath have been rejected The borough's development control nib-committee refused an outline application from Rowington Fairway Ltd to develop ...
... State visits by foreign rulers are becoming a commonplace, particularly since the end of the second World War, but the State visit to Britain of President de Gaulle. which will start to-day, is the most remarkable of the century. He comes to Britain not ...
... The ma, ,ic of Wimbledon Second World War damage on the Centre Court. The electrically controil • :d match and results board. PLANNING THAT LEADS ammo. /MEM.. ...