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Tuesday 28th December 10.30 at the Moot Point (Scouts Corner)
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Tuesday 2nd November 7.30 at the Barrels
Come and join us at the Scout Hut to watch two short films of Hereford in the 60s. Also browse our picture boards and books for sale, and find out what we have been up to in lockdown.
Join us online for a Virtual Walk around the meadows, from Victoria Bridge to the Canary Bridge. To join us please email web@bartonshamhistory.org.uk to register See details below click to enlarge  Click here to open the pdf file, to see the clues, then send us the answers to the 9 questions by emailing: web@bartonshamhistory.org.uk.
We will extend the deadline to the end of February, maybe you will get to win our cup! More details on the previous News Blog post. This quiz is not a quiz in the usual sense, but rather just requires a bit of historical research
( if you don’t already know the answer) on each subject. Then by pooling all the answers, with your considerable research expertise, we will all be much the wiser. Do as many or as few as you like. QUIZ FILE: Open the pdf file here to see the questions, or download and print off to take with you on your research walk. The deadline is mid February. Please email your answers to web@bartonshamhistory.org.uk Answers will then be collated and results posted on the Bartonsham history Website. The person who provides the most comprehensive answers gets the Bartonsham Cup, plus a highly valuable munitions mug! : On the 21st January Friends of Bartonsham Meadows are doing an online presentation of their grass-roots project in collaboration with Herefordshire Wildlife Trust. You are invited to attend. Find details here on the News page, and book your place at: www.herefordshirewt.org>Events> Hereford City Branch Talk 
Congratulations to Ian Broom of Park Street and runners-up Sara Stringer from Tupsley, Paul Brinkworth from Park Street and George Hill from Moreton in Marsh. George writes: “I lived at 97 Green Street from 1953 until I joined the police service in 1966 and moved into one of the police houses in Vicarage Road. I was married at Saint James church in 1965. Bartonsham area has great memories for me.”
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