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Hadleigh: A step back in time: sixth and final pace.
07/09/2020
Adults in Arcadian Gardens Next door neighbour Mr Bishop. Another next door neighbour Mr Hopkins. Miss Howship. ...
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Looking for My First Home in Homestead Gardens
25/08/2020
My name is Brenda Murrant and I was born in Hadleigh on March 25th 1947. ...
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Hadleigh: A step back in time: fifth pace.
24/08/2020
A brief account of school days at King Johns Secondary Modern School — Shipwrights Drive ...
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Croisette's 3, Kingsway Parade
24/08/2020
Croisette’s is a shop which many “old Hadleigh” people mention, but where relevant written records ...
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Valerie Wells and West Woods
22/08/2020
A pleasant exercise route, walked 3rd April 2020 around West Wood and Valerie Wells Wood ...
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Hadleigh: A step back in time: fourth pace.
10/08/2020
Another activity enjoyed by local folk was the John Burrows recreation ground at the corner ...
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Jane Chalk? 1917
07/08/2020
Can anyone help me? My father was Derek Howard, son of William James Howard. My ...
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The Eckworths of the White Hart, Thundersley
01/08/2020
As an archive, we have been most fortunate to receive the story of the Eckworth ...
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Nissen Huts in Hadleigh c.1960
17/07/2020
Back in the 1960s I recall there were a pair of Nissen huts in The ...
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Kingsway Cinema, Hadleigh
02/07/2020
Hadleigh’s long lost cinema, The Kingsway.
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Pound Wood - Daws Heath
29/06/2020
I started walking to the wood across the field by St Michael’s Church. The grass ...
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Hadleigh Businesses
17/06/2020
Did anyone out there used to work at Messrs Trevards Manufacturing of London Road, Hadleigh? ...
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Hadleigh: A step back in time: third pace.
08/06/2020
Some Hadleigh characters that come to mind are firstly a man called Monty (who lived ...
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Hadleigh: A step back in time: second pace.
03/06/2020
Another extract from a poem Mr Lambourne told us about was of a prisoner awaiting ...
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Hadleigh: A step back in time: first pace.
02/06/2020
I was born in 1935 and my parents moved to Hadleigh in 1939 just prior ...
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The Yeaxlee Family Tomb
01/06/2020
The following article first appeared as part of the Hadleigh Heritage booklet, “Grave Revelations 1500-1900’s”, ...
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Nanny Ede's Cottage
26/05/2020
I am hoping to find information on a cottage formerly known as 105 London Road, ...
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Stanley Alfred Haves
26/05/2020
Introduction: On the eve of the Third Battle of Ypres the British occupied a few buildings ...
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Daws Heath – The Forgotten World War 2 Outpost. By Richard Burgess
26/05/2020
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Growing together; Trust Links
26/05/2020
Recent visits to the Growing Together, Thundersley showed how the local Trust Links project has ...
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Walk around Daws Heath and Bramble Lane
22/05/2020
From Western Road, through the walkway by Victory Villa, is the graveyard for Daws Heath ...
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"Thundersley" in Benfleet Parish
21/05/2020
Go to Hadleigh Park Avenue and the locals will tell you they live in Thundersley ...
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Solby Wood Farm New Housing Development
21/05/2020
Not so much a walk as pictures of the housing development at Solby Wood in ...
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Western Road / Daws Heath Road to The Woodmans Arms
11/05/2020
At the junction with Wyburn Road I walked up Western Road in the direction of ...
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Zululand to Hadleigh Farm Colony
16/09/2020
Many thanks to my cousin Jackie for passing on this article to me. I have been doing some research into...
More Hadleigh Memories 1930-1940
16/09/2020
In this article, my grandad Attwood is mentioned. His picture was said to be on the wall of Hadleigh football...
Hadleigh Heritage Education and Schools
10/09/2020
I remember getting the cane from Mr Tutt probably in 1940. Several of us were late back to school after...
A Thundersley Mystery of a Quiet Man
10/09/2020
My Father knew Fergus Hume and for many years I had a copy of a poem he wrote when my...
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