Fund for Church Army Huts

01/12/1915 to 31/12/1915

St. Nicholas Radford.  Soldiers billetted in the parish.

01/12/1915 to 31/12/1915

Social gathering to entertain wounded soldiers and their relatives

01/01/1916 to 31/01/1916

St. Nicholas Radford.  Choice by Government of site for new munitions factory: building factory, work

01/01/1916 to 31/01/1916

St. Nicholas Radford.  Entertainment for soldiers billetted in parish and for wounded at Hill Crest V

01/01/1916 to 31/01/1916

Fund launched

01/02/1916 to 29/02/1916

Rest Huts for soldiers

01/02/1916 to 29/02/1916

St. Nicholas Radford.  5-6,000 increase in population: new church in Narrow Lane/Widdrington Road are

01/05/1916 to 31/05/1916

Appeal

30/05/1916 to 30/12/1899

St. Nicholas Radford.  Central Fund for Mission Room for Munitions workers

30/05/1916 to 30/12/1899

Holy Trinity.  Appeal.

01/06/1916 to 30/06/1916

General comments - Vicar & Bishop.  Peace Bell.  Work party for making garments. 

01/08/1914 to 31/08/1914

Members called to the colours

01/08/1914 to 31/08/1914

St. Nicholas Radford.  Volunteers for the War Effort, Clothing for soldiers and sailors, Peace Bell,

01/08/1914 to 31/08/1914

1100 volunteer

01/09/1914 to 30/09/1914

Fees for Marriage Licences as cheap as Register Office.

01/09/1914 to 30/09/1914

Church Lads Brigade.  Special battalions formed.

01/09/1914 to 30/09/1914

Lecture on Belgium in aid of Belgian Relief Fund

01/09/1914 to 30/09/1914

Names of soldiers and sailors read out at services

01/09/1914 to 30/09/1914

St. Nicholas Radford.  Roll of Honour displayed in Church porch

01/09/1914 to 30/09/1914

St. Nicholas Radford.  Work and parcels for the comfort of those who are fighting.

01/09/1914 to 30/09/1914

Refugees at Whitley Abbey

01/09/1914 to 30/09/1914

List of contributors

01/09/1914 to 30/09/1914

Stoke Lectures for Belgian Relief Fund

01/09/1914 to 30/09/1914

Coventry Drill Hall utilized

01/09/1914 to 30/09/1914