Vicar's Letter: Christmas greetings to be sent to troops

01/10/1917 to 31/10/1917

Military Medal awarded to church member for destroying 2 German dug-outs and, whilst wounded, picking

01/10/1917 to 31/10/1917

St. Nicholas Radford, Vicar's letter: appeal for food economy to avoid rationing.

01/10/1917 to 31/10/1917

Promotion to Lieutenant Colonel of former Church Lads Brigade Member.  Local soldier taken as Prisone

01/01/1918 to 31/01/1918

St. Nicholas Radford, Vicar's letter: Voluntary scale of rations laid down by Food Controller.

01/01/1918 to 31/01/1918

Notes: Tank Bank collection during Tank Week

to 30/12/1899

Certificates given to school children

01/02/1918 to 28/02/1918

Parcels for soldiers

01/02/1918 to 28/02/1918

Party for wives and mothers of servicemen: tea and sugar given by church members

01/02/1918 to 28/02/1918

Military Medal awarded to former Church Lads Brigade cadet

04/03/1918 to 31/03/1918

Vicar's letter: Clergy excluded from National Service under Man-Power Act

01/05/1918 to 31/05/1918

Death of soldier severely wounded at St. Quentin - signalling sergeant mentioned in despatches.

01/05/1918 to 31/05/1918

Notes: Increase in price of paper - cost of parish magazine raised

01/05/1918 to 31/05/1918

St. Nicholas Radford - report of vestry meeting: ministry to soldiers resident in parish

01/05/1918 to 31/05/1918

St. Nicholas Radford.  Large numbers from the parish in military service, but working at home also im

01/02/1915 to 28/02/1915

St. Nicholas Radford.  Names of members serving in HM Forces

01/02/1915 to 28/02/1915

St. Nicholas Radford.  Long working hours to compensate for the men in the Forces. 

01/03/1915 to 31/03/1915

Knitted mufflers for soldiers

01/03/1915 to 31/03/1915

War Pledge to avoid alcohol.

01/04/1915 to 30/04/1915

2 members of the church on active service saved from wreck of SS Wayfarer.

01/04/1915 to 30/04/1915

In Memoriam - member of church on active service killed at the Dardanelles

01/06/1915 to 30/06/1915

Choir outing funds given to Coventry Hospital for wounded soldiers

01/07/1915 to 31/07/1915

St. Nicholas Radford.  Death of church member recently arrived in city to work on munitions at Daimle

01/07/1915 to 31/07/1915

St Nicholas Radford.  Vicar of Keresley accepted as a chaplain to His Majesty's Expeditionary Forces

01/08/1915 to 31/08/1915

Wounded soldiers at Coventry & Warwickshire Hospital, Hill Crest and Messrs Courtaulds Hospital

01/09/1915 to 30/09/1915