Working Party for our sailors and soldiers

01/11/1914 to 30/11/1914

Working for the Wounded - hospital supplies depot, description of skills.  Nuneaton

04/08/1916 to 04/08/1916

Workhouse rations reduced. Food problem- reduce rations

14/02/1918 to 14/02/1918

Worker's Rest Rooms - Young Women's Christian Association provided

12/05/1916 to 12/05/1916

Work with upper division a little diappointing but with changes brought about by War some of it is to

19/12/1916 to 19/12/1916

Work to be undertaken after war

01/01/1916 to 31/12/1917

Work produced at Ladbroke

05/05/1916 to 05/05/1916

Work of the SCPA (Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals) in Leamington & District". 55th A

23/04/1915 to 23/04/1915

Work in gardens rendered difficult owing to shortage of staff in April & May. Severe weather at Easte

15/05/1917 to 15/05/1917

Work has been done and sent to rectory in aid of the Belgian Refugee Fund

11/09/1914 to 11/09/1914

Work for the sick and wounded

01/09/1914 to 30/09/1914

Work at Warneford Hospital

14/08/1914 to 14/08/1914

Worcester Diocesan Association for Preventive and Rescue Work - Rescue Worker to be appointed to work

01/09/1917 to 30/09/1917

Wootton Wawen. War declared. A Yeoman's Wedding. Had to be brought forward from Saturday to Thursday

14/08/1914 to 14/08/1914

Woollen Comforts for soldiers made by school children

01/01/1917 to 31/12/1918

Woollen articles for military made in schools

01/01/1917 to 31/12/1918

Woodwork classes resumed under temporary instruction

27/09/1918 to 27/09/1918

Woodwork classes at Baddesley Ensor have been suspended due to the instructor having enlisted (contin

25/05/1915 to 25/05/1915

Wooden War Memorial with crucifix at top: 57 names killed in action.  Holy Trinity, Wilnecote (interi

Wooden tablet: Roll of Honour.  St James, Bulkington (interior)

01/01/1914 to 31/12/1918

Wooden tablet to Castle Bromwich men killed in action - 33 names.. St Mary + St Margaret, Castle Brom

01/01/1914 to 31/12/1918

Wooden cross on wall: memorial to Lord Edward B. Seymour, Lord Strathcona's Horse, died of wounds 15/

Womens Weekly contribution Scheme for Belgian Refugees. House at No 18 the Parade ready. Detailed rep

30/10/1914 to 30/10/1914

Womens Labour on the Land. Mrs Wilkins, an experienced farm, representing the Land Service Corps, spo

12/05/1916 to 12/05/1916

Womens Industrial Council - improve use of servants, better conditions etc.

19/10/1911