Headmaster to go to Coventry for Medical Re-examination for military purposes

11/01/1918 to 11/01/1918

Food shortage still interfers with the regularity and the punctuality of many children

11/01/1918 to 11/01/1918

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

6 million women gain vote. Vote in House of Lords 134 v 71.

12/01/1918

Collected £4-5-0d for War Savings

14/01/1918 to 14/01/1918

Attendance of boys in highest class effected by being sent to stand in butter queues

14/01/1918 to 14/01/1918

Today being "Children's Day" in connection with "The Tank" at Coventry a half holiday will be given t

14/01/1918 to 14/01/1918

Class III attendance effected as above

15/01/1918 to 15/01/1918

£1-15-5 collected for St Dunstan's Hostel for Blinded Soldiers

15/01/1918 to 15/01/1918

Four boys went to Coventry to deposit money in the "Tank"

15/01/1918 to 15/01/1918

Leamington Town Council report. Concerns over queuing

17/01/1918 to 17/01/1918

Leamington Town Council report. Allotments making progress

17/01/1918 to 17/01/1918

Food Problem. Local Food Control Committee decide on rationing after local Food Control Committee mee

17/01/1918 to 17/01/1918

Petrol ration exceeded. Garage fined.

17/01/1918 to 17/01/1918

Mr F W Farmer ceases to be on staff

18/01/1918 to 18/01/1918

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

Report of vote in House of Lords about votes for women. Mentions Earl of Denbigh, Bishop of Worceste

19/01/1918

Editorial - women's suffrage safe as House of Lords measure to delay or prevent measure defeated.

19/01/1918

Attendance affected by food shortages, many away in queues in last 2 weeks

20/01/1918 to 20/01/1918

Attendance still much affected by children being kept away to stand in food queues

21/01/1918 to 21/01/1918

Report of vote in House of Lords about votes for women.

22/01/1918