Women threshing gangs. 50 gangs at work in county, 6 women, inc foreman + 3 skilled men per gang

02/08/1918 to 02/08/1918

2 more PoW camps in Kenilworth & Wellesbourne, 17 gangs of 10. Total of 592 POWs in county

02/08/1918 to 02/08/1918

Application to Coleshill Magistrates. Court against Lord Aylseford for unpaid cultivation order fine

02/08/1918 to 02/08/1918

Increasing numbers of women cyclists 'freedom and emancipation'

02/08/1918 to 02/08/1918

Public Notice.  Household Fuel & Lighting Order 1918. Rationing of coal. Application forms available,

09/08/1918 to 09/08/1918

Atherstone Food Control Committee. Bacon off coupon & supplementary ration. Use of Books withdrawn bu

09/08/1918 to 09/08/1918

Queues for tobacco over Bank Holiday weekend

16/08/1918 to 16/08/1918

Discussion on whether women would be able to stand for Parliament

16/08/1918 to 16/08/1918

Miners disquiet over food shortages

01/03/1918 to 01/03/1918

Food riot in January 1918. Fined £5 for assault, pushed assistant out of way to get at supplies

15/03/1918 to 15/03/1918

Plea by Agricultural Wages Board to make sure agricultural workers paid on Fridays so they have money

22/03/1918 to 22/03/1918

Food rationing arrangements to include meat after Easter

22/03/1918 to 22/03/1918

Financial appeal for girls club

29/03/1918 to 29/03/1918

Red Cross Annual Report for Weddington Hospital. Report includes number soldiers treated

29/03/1918 to 29/03/1918

Navy League to present cup & medals to encourage growing potatoes locally as desperate shortage

05/04/1918 to 05/04/1918

Communal National Kitchen set up at Attleborough Green thanks to Mayor & Mayoress providing capital

05/04/1918 to 05/04/1918

Details of prices set for potato growers this autumn

05/04/1918 to 05/04/1918

Talk by Mrs Townley on the New Franchise Act for women, at the local labour party

05/04/1918 to 05/04/1918

Short article - woman driving a number of sheep home.

12/04/1918 to 12/04/1918

Description of work and attitudes of the 'old fashioned farmer' Mrs Morris of Higham Hall chair of th

12/04/1918 to 12/04/1918

Coventry Food Hoarding Case. Appeal by Mr Harmer, Director of Alfred Herbert Ltd. 2 cases dismissed,

12/04/1918 to 12/04/1918

Nuneaton, Coventry & other Midland towns suffered inadequate meat supplies due to breakdown in distri

12/04/1918 to 12/04/1918

Nuneaton Food Control Committee. No more than 30 preserved eggs to be set down per person. Applicatio

12/04/1918 to 12/04/1918

Powers for councils to find land for allotments

12/04/1918 to 12/04/1918

Public Notice.  Nuneaton Food Control- meat rations increased for children 6-10 yrs, boys 13-18 yrs.

19/04/1918 to 19/04/1918