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... LS Y Dig for victory inthe battle against inflation THE PUBLIC is already aware of the realities of inflation, for every town in Britain has a waiting list for allotments. Under the Allotments Acts from 1908 to 1925 it is laid down that councils have ...
... of 12 volunteers has won a top award after braving snow and rain to uncover relics at an ancient site in Cuxton. The dig for victory placed them second in the prestigious Pitt-Rivers Trophy and earned the Tools, bones and stones were among the items uncovered ...
... power, lighting, data and telecom applications. SANDLING: The Museum of Kent Life is launching an exhibition entitled Dig for Victory in conjunction with the VE Day commemoration. The exhibition, which opens on May 8 and runs until the end of October, ...
... propaganda. Gardeners and allotment-holders are being urged to ‘'Dig for Victory’' again, and there is much to be said for simijlar campaéglmg urgency to go behind a ‘‘Save for Victory” movement in which everything re-usable, from bones — for use as glues ...
... ANBOOKSI Vegetables, growing and cooking the natural way (Allen and Unwin £5.75). IT'S hardly Dig for Victory but W. E. Shewell - Cooper’'s new book has a value today with prices on the up and up. More and more people are turning over flower beds to vegetable ...
... either hand over part.of the crop, keep the rest of the garden in good order, or pay a small weekly rent. “It's the .‘dig for victory’. syndrome all over again,’’ says Mrs Marjorie Jackson, organiser of the recently - formed Garden Sharing Association ...
... Landscape. Landscapes in oil and watercolour. Until October 28. Museum of Kent Life, Lock Lane, Sandling, Maidstone: Dig for Victory. Women's Land Army exhibition, 10am to 5.30 pm. Entry to museum £3.50, children £2. Until October 31. ...
... concentrating mainly on the horticultural user. THE LAND ARMY LIVES ON The Kent Land Corps, which grew out of the ““dig for victory’’ Land Army of World War |l, has a regular crop-picking force of 2,500 ready to be mobilised at a moment’s notice. John ...
... is really the time for another spoonful of national propaganda. Gardeners and allotment-holders are being urged to ‘'Dig for Victory’ ag)un and there is much to be said for simijlar campa;gung urgency to go behind a ‘‘Save for Viectory” movement in which ...
... growing their own fruit and vegetables. And 1 shall _not be surprised if a campaign is launched on the It’gd the wartime ‘‘dig for victory”. . Not everybody, of course, has a garden suitable for growing food crops, but there are already signs of a demand for ...
... Landscape. Landscapes in oil and watercolour. Until October 28. Museum of Kent Life, Lock Lane, Sandling, Maidstone: Dig for Victory. Women's Land Army exhibition, 10am to 5.30 pm. Entry to museum £3.50, children £2. 01622 763936. Until October 31. The ...
... IR R RN SRR PRI A SO A SRR RO R e NN : R TR B GSR R N | 5 i L v “‘, J Z'a i\ THE Land Army, set up to help Britain ‘dig for victory’’ during World War 11, lives on today under another name in the County of Kent where it still helps to gather in the crops ...