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2005

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	Issue 100: January/February 2005 A local history century — Robert Howard London winner — News Promoting Joseph Priestley: the 'Joseph Priestley and Birmingham Project — Dr Malcolm Dick Local history past, present and future: perspectives from fourteen local historians Using historical knowledge in campaigns — John Beasley Twenty years of West London local history — Val Bott The Loneliness of the Local Historian — Allan Brigham My ideal gentleman's club — John Chandler The growing swell of grass-roots enthusiasm — Sue Clayton An extraordinarily rich environment — Brian Davey The view from Richmond — Simon Fowler From a former Field Officer now grazing in retirement — David Hayns Local history in and around Manchester — Chris E Makepeace Supporting the people's local histories — Alan Rogers Archives are a fantastic tool — Kate Thompson More and better: the impact of technology on local history publishing — Bob Trubshaw An explosion of information — Jill Wishart Local History in the North East — Joan Foster The conservation of the Mary Watts-Russell Memorial Cross, Ilam — Phil Mottram 6 pages of book reviews Our price: £3.50


	Issue 101: March/April 2005 Parks for private hire — News The North at War — News Local Heritage Initiative tops 1,000 grants — News An Englishman's home is his stable — David Cawdell The mermen of Castle Street — Pamela Kilgour S P B Mais: ambassador of the countryside, champion of village cricket — Maisie Robson 'Making good',but not making local history — David Hayns The Birmingham and District Local History Association — Patrick Baird Earlswood: A Resort for Brummies — John Pettinger 2 pages of book reviews 3 pages of periodical reviews Our price: £3.50


	Issue 102: May/June 2005 Camden Asian celebrated — News Carriages built to order — J D Bennett The Beccles Dialect Project — Anne Deed Frith Journeys and Geography — Diana Mackarill The other Notting Hill — Chris Holmes Drive by drovers — David Hayns A place for place-names — Chris Lewis 3 pages of book reviews 4 pages of periodical reviews Our price: £3.50


	Issue 103: July/August 2005 Faden's 1797 Map of Norfolk digitally redrawn - News The arrival of Red Cross parcels in the Channel Islands, December 1944 - Brian Ahier The use of Kelly's Directories to investigate the furniture trades - Karen Wilson Washday in the Archives - John Camp The chutney makers of Church Street - David Hayns 3 pages of book reviews 2 pages of periodical reviews Our price: £3.50


	Issue 104: September/October 2005 Local history's power to save — News Remembering our cinema heritage — John Clancy Scandal in Surrey? Nonconformist connections past and present — Allan Brigham The Wilkinson Letters — Ken Howe History, Heritage and Education — Malcolm Dick Extending the knowledge of our boundaries — David Hayns 6 pages of reviews Our price: £3.50


	Issue 105: November/December 2005 Bristol's enduring achievement — News Hay market to shops — News Boost for shops history — News What's a pound worth nowadays? — David Hayns Dean Mahomet: travel writer, curry entrepreneur and shampooer to the king — James Bartlett Bridges and the local historian — David Harrison Stories from the Suburbs: creating an oral history of the City of Joondalup — Helan Rafferty & Judith Jacobs 7 pages of book reviews 3 pages of periodical reviews Our price: £3.50

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