Previous programmes of meetings

Programme of meetings 2006/07

7 September 2006 “The History of Glass Making in Stourbridge and the Black Country”
by Ron Moss

5 October 2006 “Up Offmoor Lane to Clent”
by Norman Jones

2 November 2006 “Who Put Bella in the Wych Elm?”
by Joyce Coley

7 December 2006 “Christmas Past and Present”
by Patricia Boyd

1 February 2007 “The Monarch's Way - Part 3”
by Trevor Anthill

1 March 2007 “The History of the Birmingham Pen Trade”
by Brian Jones

5 April 2007 “Sauce, Tea and Custard”
by Kenneth Hughes

3 May 2007 The Annual General Meeting

7 June 2007 “The Greeks Have a Word For It!”
by Ron Woodall

Programme of meetings 2005/06

1 September 2005 “Water to Birmingham”
by Ken Godfrey

6 October 2005 “The Black Country's Industrial Heritage”
by Dr Paul Collins

3 November 2005 “Is Halesowen in the Black Country?”
by John Billingham

1 December 2005 Christmas Miscellany

2 February 2006 “The Monarch's Way - Part 2”
by Trevor Anthill

2 March 2006 “Upstairs Downstairs”
by Patricia Boyd

6 April 2006 “The Survival of Black Country Villages”
by Trevor Genge

4 May 2006 The Annual General Meeting

1 June 2006 “Halas - What's in a Name?”
by Ron Woodall

Programme of meetings 2004/05

2 June 2005 “Nails and Nail Making”
by Ron Moss

5 May 2005 The Annual General Meeting

7 April 2005 “My Childhood on The Green”
by Ron Woodall

3 March 2005 “History and Coin Production at Birmingham Mint”
by David Donovan

3 February 2005 “Dudley Canal Trust - The First 40 Years”
by Vic Smallshire

2 December 2004 Christmas Miscellany

4 November 2004 “Our Stour”
by John Billingham

7 October 2004 “The Cadburys and Bournville”
by Kenneth Hughes

2 September 2004 “The Most Important Industry in the World”
by John Cooksey

Programme of meetings 2003/04

3 June 2004 “A glass of clean water”
by Trevor Genge

6 May 2004 The Annual General Meeting

1 April 2004 “The River Wye – Part 2”
by Brian Draper

4 March 2004 “Francis Brett Young’s Tilton”
by Michael Hall

5 February 2004 “The development of the Black Country Museum”
by Ron Moss

4 December 2003 Christmas Miscellany

6 November 2003 “Searching for the Bromsgrove Guild”
by Quintin Watt

2 October 2003 “Growing up in a Black Country village”
by Terry Church

4 September 2003 “Some Lunatics and the Revolution”
by Ken Brookes