Rugeley Childhood Memories of WWII

11/08/2020

RIP Gordon Ash, who was laid to rest today. Such a privilege to have met him and have the honour to record his childhood memories of WWII. The Bear Grylls of his day...a remarkably resourceful man with humour, love of life and energy. Our love and deepest condolences to Mary and their family.

20/03/2020

Please have a look and like

In September 2019, a Rugeley Intergenerational Project: Childhood Memories of World War II was launched at The Rose Theatre, Rugeley. This channel is a platf...

18/02/2020

Now at Norton Canes Library - Thank you The Museum of Cannock Chase for hosting this exhibition over the past 4 weeks!

Starting on at The Rugeley Rose from 28th September 2019, then Rugeley Library from 4th October 2019. 1st November 2019 Brereton Library, 9th December 2019 Hednesford Library, 27th January 2020 The Museum of Cannock Chase, 17th February 2020 Norton Canes Library, 3rd April 2020 Cannock Library, 1st May Rugeley Library ...from there...watch this space !

18/02/2020

Thank you to the wonderful Museum of Cannock Chase for hosting Rugeley's Childhood Memories of WWII exhibition
24th January- 14th February .

18/02/2020

Rugeley's Childhood Memories of WWII is at Norton Canes Library....thank you to the wonderful Kerry Hutchings for all her help today and throughout the tour.

16/02/2020

A really interesting article in March edition of City Life by Cyril Cooper. Unfortunately, Cyril was unavailable when we were interviewing for this project. His memories in the piece mirror most of the interviewees in the project. Thanks for sharing, Cyril. The Exhibition continues its tour, moving from The Museum of Cannock Chase Chase to Norton Cane Library on Monday 17th February

14/02/2020

Packing up for the move the next venue @ Museum of Cannock Chase

31/12/2019

Exhibition now at Hednesford Library....

28/11/2019

Come along and meet the interviewees this Saturday

16/11/2019

Take a few minutes on Saturday 30th November anytime from 12 until 2pm to pop in and meet these remarkable Rugeley folk...hear a few more stories or ask your own question on childhood in WWII.