Page 93, photo of Corporal William Beesley being awarded his VC by the King

01/01/1914 to 31/12/1918

Chapter 5, pages 35-37 photos & information about Weddington VAD Hospital inc named nurses in 1 photo

01/01/1914 to 31/12/1918

Includes chapter on Modern Warfare comes to the Village WW1 and WW2. Appendix V has RoH for Cheringto

01/01/1914 to 31/12/1919

Berkswell during the First World War

01/01/1914 to 31/12/1918

Jottings. Coal rationing, register with 1 merchant

30/05/1918 to 30/05/1918

Jottings. Anticipated reduction in home lighting by 1/6 to come into force

30/05/1918 to 30/05/1918

Jotting. New details for appeals

06/06/1918 to 06/06/1918

New order, withdrawal of many exemptions from Military service (MN SR 53)

13/06/1918 to 13/06/1918

Farmer fined £20 for unploughed land

20/06/1918 to 20/06/1918

Paper controller order reduction in paper, order your newspaper!

20/06/1918 to 20/06/1918

Military Tribunal- allowed exemption for combative service as prepared to clear mines, carry stretche

20/06/1918 to 20/06/1918

Arrangements modified after consultation with Board of Education by Ministry of National Service

25/07/1918 to 25/07/1918

Threatened munitions strike. Government taken steps to reduce number of skilled men in munitions work

25/07/1918 to 25/07/1918

Strike averted. Government climb down

01/08/1918 to 01/08/1918

Military tribunal-allowed exemption on condition does work of national importance, refer back to page

01/08/1918 to 01/08/1918

Advert. free up men to serve . Queen Mary's Army Auxiliary Corps

08/08/1918 to 08/08/1918

New Education Act. summary of Act

15/08/1918 to 15/08/1918

Area Road Transport Committee

15/08/1918 to 15/08/1918

Jottings. Coal question pressing

15/08/1918 to 15/08/1918

Lighting economy and the Public Library. Reduced hours as coal shortages

03/10/1918 to 03/10/1918

Food Control Committees composition. New Order to ensure at least 2 women on the committee

17/10/1918 to 17/10/1918

Birmingham Rationing Scheme- trying to reduce queuing & be fair, starting in New Year

20/12/1917 to 20/12/1917

Save or Starve (SOS) Week- avoid compulsory rationing??

20/12/1917 to 20/12/1917

Food problem- queues in Leamington in last few weeks especially for butter & margarine.

27/12/1917 to 27/12/1917

Queuing for butter, supply not shared around shops

10/01/1918 to 10/01/1918