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THS/TAC/003/003
Part 3: Turvey Today

A description of the village in 1981, covering the Buildings, Stone Walls and Trees, people, places of worship,Education, Shops, Industries, Hostelries, Traffic and Transport, Health Services, Other Public Services, Street Lighting, Leisure, Recreation, and Social Activities. Clubs, Societies and Organisations mentioned include: The Mother and Toddler Group, The Pre-School Play Group, Friends of Turvey School Association, ...
THS/TAC/003/006
Part 6: Leisure, Recreation and Social Activities

A continuation of the analysis of the questionnaire sent to all village households. Aspects covered in the response include: Music and Drama, Hobbies, Crafts and Pastimes, The Village Hall, The Old School, The New School, Active Sport and Recreation, Stonefield, Footpaths and Bridleways, and Environmental Hazards.
THS/JNC/001/011
Our P.W.A. (Pleasant Wednesday Afternoons)

Poem written by Rev. E. Slater regarding the pleasant Wednesday Afternoon Group. A regular weekly meeting that took place over a number of years.
THS/JNC/002/009
Turvey Cricket Club

Turvey Cricket Club in ? consisting of a manager, 12 players and a scorer. The reverse of the photograph is also included as it lists the names of some of the people in the photograph. Back Row: ? ? ? Eli Chapman, Wallace Northwood, ? Frank Sugars, ? Front Row: ? Fred Wright, Ray Beech, Bill Cockings, ...
THS/JNC/002/011
Turvey Football Club

Turvey Football Club. Date and members unknown.
THS/PPC/002/002/009
Chapter 8: Village Festivals
The Festivals referred to in this Chapter are the Choral Festival of Church Music, the Flower Show of Turvey Horticultural Society and the Friendly Societies’ Festival which brought together the following clubs: The Queen’s Club, The Women’s Club, The Old Men’s Club, The Chain of Friendship Club, The Manchester Unity of Oddfellows, The Free Gardeners’ ...
THS/FFC/001
The Memoirs of Fred Collins 1928 - 1946
Select the diagonal arrows to view as full screen The memoirs cover the early years in the life of Fred Collins who was born in The Three Fyshes Pub in 1928. H is father Frank together with his mother Ada ran The Three Fyshes. Frank also owned part of Tander’s Close where he kept cows and ...
THS/VCS/008
Harold and Gary Sargent: Transcript of Interview

Harold has lived all his life in Turvey after leaving Bedford with his family whilst a baby from 1927 to the present day and whose love of cricket and football led to his son, Gary, successfully pursuing a career in professional football with several clubs. Harold began his bricklaying apprenticeship with the Warren brothers building company ...

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