Raising battalion banned – better billeting elsewhere

26/09/1914 to 26/09/1914

Raised £5 for Belgian Relief Fund & £2-7-9 1/2d for Soldiers clothing.  Children gave up money provid

24/11/1914 to 24/11/1914

Rain prevented sports programme on Peace Day

19/07/1919 to 19/07/1919

Railway Timetable - running of trains is very uncertain

01/04/1915 to 30/04/1915

Railway Service - drastic alterations - timetable publication delayed

29/12/1916 to 29/12/1916

Railway Companies and Women Employees". The GWR have appointed a woman to act as station master at Wo

30/04/1915 to 30/04/1915

Raide £5-10-0 from Xmas dinner collection for Blinded Soldiers Fund

07/01/1918 to 07/01/1918

Raid of Militant Suffragists, over 200 arrests. Meeting denounced proposed Suffrage Bill, demanded eq

25/11/1911

Radford Semele. "Wounded at the Front".. Pte Mucklow

28/05/1915 to 28/05/1915

Racing to War". From Warwickshire RHA man at Front. Refers to report urging continuance of racing in

21/05/1915 to 21/05/1915

Racing in Alcester High Street during the Peace Celebrations of 19 July 1919, watched by a large crow

01/01/1919

R.I.P. - Death of former Scholar killed in action

01/12/1917 to 31/12/1917

R.I.P. - death in action of 2 soldiers

01/05/1918 to 31/05/1918

R W Dugdale, School Chaplain took prayers then bade farewell on his appointment to HM Forces

08/06/1915 to 08/06/1915

R W (Royal Warwickshire?) Regimental tie Henry Taylor, 34 Week Street, Maidstone 2/-6d

18/04/1916 to 18/04/1916

R H excemption until 29th Sept

09/07/1917 to 09/07/1917

R F Smith, 1st Field Ambulance & JC Gardener, 1st South Midland RAMC photographed

18/12/1914 to 18/12/1914

R B Meerholz, barber 23 High St, states he has lived in England for 12 years and naturalised since 19

05/09/1914 to 05/09/1914

Quite a number of girls absent today, trying to get butter or margarine

19/12/1917 to 19/12/1917

Quigley family memorial: includes Gnr Percy Knight Quigley, d. 18/10/1918, aged 24 years; Edith L. Qu

Quiet Militant Women's Suffrage meeting at Masonic Rooms, Leamington Spa. Miss Keevil defended tactic

05/11/1909

Queuing for butter, supply not shared around shops

10/01/1918 to 10/01/1918

Queues for tobacco over Bank Holiday weekend

16/08/1918 to 16/08/1918

Queens Road butcher fined for selling sausages without necessary coupons

10/05/1918 to 10/05/1918

Queen Alexandra appeal for funds for Red Cross. Nuneaton Branch set up for appeal