Coventry School Managers encouraged to buy winter coal supplies now

19/04/1918 to 19/04/1918

King of Belgium presented Cross to Sergeant C Henry DCM, RWR , Stockingford & Sergeant J Turner RGA o

19/04/1918 to 19/04/1918

National War Aims Committee travelling cinema. After South Wales tour coming to Atherstone & Nuneaton

19/04/1918 to 19/04/1918

How to apply for supplementary rations by Nuneaton Food Control Committee

19/04/1918 to 19/04/1918

Report by Board of Agriculture on outlook for agriculture

19/04/1918 to 19/04/1918

National appeal for women potato planting. Women's Land Corps need planters for 4-6 weeks immediately

19/04/1918 to 19/04/1918

Public Notice.  Application for supplementary ration cards closing date. Note for retailers by Nuneat

26/04/1918 to 26/04/1918

List of school war savings clubs & their contributions

26/04/1918 to 26/04/1918

Red Cross Pearl necklace, Details of county fundraising for donations for this national necklace

26/04/1918 to 26/04/1918

Fruit & Vegetable Collecting Societies to be formed locally to collect & market surplus supplies. Bra

26/04/1918 to 26/04/1918

Descrition of Attleborough communial kitchen running for 5 weeks

03/05/1918 to 03/05/1918

Details of new coal ration scales, reductions on previous levels

03/05/1918 to 03/05/1918

Warwickshire War Agricultural Committee Report. Taken over some land, breaking up grassland. 1156 sol

03/05/1918 to 03/05/1918

Public Notice.  Destruction of Rats and Sparrows. Nuneaton Borough council- prices for eggs, birds &

10/05/1918 to 10/05/1918

Queens Road butcher fined for selling sausages without necessary coupons

10/05/1918 to 10/05/1918

Local rationing of tea, sugar, butter and margarine. Weekly tickets taken to grocers. Supplies pooled

04/01/1918 to 04/01/1918

Nuneaton NUR petition Food Controller re profiteering on rabbits

11/01/1918 to 11/01/1918

Atherstone adopt rationing but not milk priority scheme yet

11/01/1918 to 11/01/1918

Local Advisory Committee of the Exchange. Inaugural meeting, com. set up by Ministry of Labour. Work

18/01/1918 to 18/01/1918

Unrest due to food shortages, packs of butter broken into & handfuls snatched

18/01/1918 to 18/01/1918

Pig keeping scheme set up

18/01/1918 to 18/01/1918

Corp Arthur Hutt VC, 1/7 Royal Warwickshire Regiment comes home to Coventry

18/01/1918 to 18/01/1918

Nuneaton Rural Council fix coal prices

25/01/1918 to 25/01/1918

Warwickshire War Agricultural Executive Committee, 25,000 acres short of target, must go under plough

25/01/1918 to 25/01/1918

As supplies have not arrived Executive Officer of Food Control Committee to go to London for them

25/01/1918 to 25/01/1918