Shortage of labour

12/08/1915 to 12/08/1915

Changes in postal arrangements including reference to female workers

19/08/1915 to 19/08/1915

National register for military service announced

19/08/1915 to 19/08/1915

Details for military National Register explained including Pink Forms

02/09/1915 to 02/09/1915

Short piece

30/09/1915 to 30/09/1915

War Notes. New Hospitals. Morton Morrell & Military Hospital, Banbury

28/10/1915 to 28/10/1915

Food economy in War Time

11/04/1915 to 11/04/1915

Reduced public house opening hours

18/11/1915 to 18/11/1915

Jottings section. Restriction of Lighting Order. Note on darkening blinds

06/01/1916 to 06/01/1916

Recruiting labour difficult as munitions factories paying a lot more. Want to employ more school boys

13/01/1916 to 13/01/1916

Details of Restriction of Lighting Order

13/01/1916 to 13/01/1916

Warwickshire War Agricultural Committee. Organising Officer of Women's Work attached to the Labour Ex

20/01/1916 to 20/01/1916

War & newspapers, cost up, paper shortage

27/01/1916 to 27/01/1916

Further information on newspaper print shortage

03/02/1916 to 03/02/1916

Royal Fusiliers leaving Leamington Spa

03/02/1916 to 03/02/1916

Further debate about school children working on farms

03/02/1916 to 03/02/1916

Midlands Zeppelin raid. Lighting restrictions

10/02/1916 to 10/02/1916

Stanley House, Kenilworth rates reduced for Red Cross by Kenilworth Urban Dist Council

17/02/1916 to 17/02/1916

Reduced lighting & air raid precautions

17/02/1916 to 17/02/1916

Military Service Act, single men to serve rather than married men, agricultural reserved occupations

24/02/1916 to 24/02/1916

Women on the land

18/05/1916 to 18/05/1916

Daylight saving to start this weekend

18/05/1916 to 18/05/1916

Applications against conscripted men regular feature listed under towns for rest of the year

18/05/1916 to 18/05/1916

Photograph of F Company of Warwickshire Territorial Regiment

17/09/1914 to 17/09/1914

More enlisting

24/09/1914 to 24/09/1914