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Public Local History Surgeries Suspended Until Further Notice

Local History Surgery

In light of the government’s latest advice on social distancing we have taken to the decision to suspend the Local History Surgeries until further notice.

We will update here and on local websites as soon as the situation changes and the surgeries are resumed.

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  1. Philip brougham on Death of G.O. Barratt7th July 2026

    I remember walking past that factory in the 60's ,always a great smell of sweets from hundreds of yards

  2. KEEF TROUBLE on The Old Dairy, Crouch Hill3rd July 2026

    fingers

  3. Ann Wiggins on Edwin James Lovegrove 1861-1948: Shouldn’t we honour him?30th June 2026

    Sounds as though he should definitely be honoured. Sounds as though he was extremely influential in improving housing for people…

  4. Geoffrey Watts on Death of G.O. Barratt30th June 2026

    A great business man and great company i some times worked along side John Barratt in the mid 60s at…

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