Showing posts with label WW1. Show all posts
Showing posts with label WW1. Show all posts

17 October 2021

"Wor Bella: Women's Football in the North East During WWI"

Regrettably the scheduled speaker is unable to come on Thursday evening but we are very fortunate that Ed Waugh can give his talk:
 
"Wor Bella: Women's Football in the North East During WWI"
 
Ed's talk will commence at as usual at 7.30pm in St. Mary's Parish Centre, Thornhill Road, Thursday 21st October 2021. Visitors Welcome £2. 
 
The brilliant story of heroic WWI Munitionettes who not only selflessly served the war effort on the home front from 1914 to 1918 but also played football to raise money for charity. Hundreds of Munitionette teams were formed nationally, including dozens in the North East. As tens of thousands of people attended the matches female football superstars were born, including Blyth Spartan's Ladies' striker Bella Reay.
 
The world premier of Ed's play "Wor Bella" will take place on Friday 25th March 2022 at Phoenix Theatre , Blyth. Ed is a Tyneside playwright which will be known to many people through his very successful locally productions and writings.
 
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05 February 2014

Association of Northumberland LHS meeting

ASSOCIATION OF NORTHUMBERLAND LOCAL HISTORY SOCIETIES
Registered Charity no. 251179
MEMBERS’ MEETING 2014
The Members’ Meeting will be held on Saturday 22nd February 2014 at 1.30 for 1.45pm in
St Nicholas Church Hall, South Gosforth (opposite South Gosforth Metro, also parking at the hall).

PROGRAMME
1.15 Arrival and Tea/Coffee and Biscuits
1.30 Welcome and introduction
1.40 Guest Speaker – Mr Alan Fidler, Project Co-ordinator
The Tynemouth World War 1 Commemoration Project
2.30 Members’ Business
Apologies for Absence.
Minutes of the Members’ Meeting 2 March 2013.
Matters Arising.

Main Business- Small Group discussion and feedback:
Societies/Members are invited to suggest topics for discussion
1. Sharing information on particularly successful talks/events/visits.
2. How might LHSs commemorate their areas part in the     Great War?
3. Other suggested topics for discussion?


Reports (Brief ones):
a)
Chairman.
b)
Treasurer.
c)
Secretary.
d)
Editor.
e)
Representatives of Affiliated Societies.
f)
Individual Members’ Representative.
g)
Representatives of Outside Bodies.

Any Other Business.

Future Events 2014:
Study Day, Saturday 5th April.
Round the County Day: hosted by Glendale Historical Society, Saturday 21 June.
Dr Constance Fraser Memorial Lecture, Mining Institute, Saturday 20th September.
AGM 2014, Saturday 8th November, Newbiggin Maritime Centre.