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

Pig keeping co-operative set up

01/02/1918 to 01/02/1918

Warwickshire Education Committee Minutes :- VC for Pte Cecil Kinross late of Hurley School

01/02/1918 to 01/02/1918

Nuneaton Borough Committee minutes, huge demand for allotments

01/02/1918 to 01/02/1918

Nuneaton elementary school teachers registering new food cards, about 10,000

08/02/1918 to 08/02/1918

Allotments. Voluntary efforts failed to lease land. To petition WCC for compulsory leasing

08/02/1918 to 08/02/1918

Membership of Military Tribunal criticised, need 2 more representatives of labour

08/02/1918 to 08/02/1918

Need for ready cooked food - domestic & shopping problems for all classes

08/02/1918 to 08/02/1918

Harry Williams, joint writer of song attended Coventry Tank Week. Gave £1000, lives in Kenilworth, lo

15/02/1918 to 15/02/1918

Descrition of work done by the land army on South Farm Arbury Mr Hepburn highly values their work

15/02/1918 to 15/02/1918

Ladies club opening - provides a critical look at historical problems of ladies clubs

15/02/1918 to 15/02/1918

Public Notice.  Atherstone Local Food Control Committee publish details of local food distribution sc

22/02/1918 to 22/02/1918

Experimental communal kitchen to be tried at Attleborough

22/02/1918 to 22/02/1918

Nuneaton Borough:- land released for allotments in Attleborough & Stockingford

01/03/1918 to 01/03/1918

Food economy campaign report. Campaign supported by teachers in domestic subjects

12/10/1917 to 12/10/1917

Nuneaton Education Committee agree new pay scales for teachers, listed. Men paid more than women

12/10/1917 to 12/10/1917

Nuneaton Borough Business, seal for land for allotments in Arbury Rd

12/10/1917 to 12/10/1917

Heavy fine for 1st prosecution of butcher for exceeding max price for meat

26/10/1917 to 26/10/1917

Last day for registration for sugar card, need to choose retailer by 5/11. Retailers to submit list o

26/10/1917 to 26/10/1917

Fireman receives Edward Medal Report of presentation, brave act in a Coventry factory

26/10/1917 to 26/10/1917

Why Not Women Preachers - Miss Maud Royden spoke to Birmingham's Women's Suffrage Society

02/11/1917 to 02/11/1917