October 2025: Malcolm Bruce – history of Wisbech hospital 1873-2025
Malcolm has been Chair of the Friends of Wisbech Hospitals since 2012 and has had a long career in nursing and working at North Cambs
Malcolm has been Chair of the Friends of Wisbech Hospitals since 2012 and has had a long career in nursing and working at North Cambs
Our AGM (always as short-and-sweet as we can make it) was followed by a talk from Richard Holt. Richard is a member of the Association
Members enjoyed a visit to Wisbech Castle where Kevin Rodgers was able to put his talk from February into context with more details.
Susanah gave an insight into the history of the brewery on North Brink, as well as the Elgood family that have run it since 1878.
After imagining ourselves as a 14-year-old boy in June 1423, attending the Wisbech Grammar School which was held in the small room above the porch of
In April we were pleased to welcome Alan Johnson to talk to us about the TRUMAN family. Before the railways the main travellers around the
The meeting in March was a Members’ Meeting to which we were invited to bring along examples of the creation and storage of our family
In February we welcomed Kevin Rodgers for a return visit to the Society. On this occasion Kevin came to talk to us about the history
November 2024 – Members’ Meeting Our annual social evening again saw a lively get-together with members sharing stories and the results of their research with everyone,
At the October meeting we were delighted to welcome Gilli Galloway to talk to us about two local and well-known institutions – the Queen Elizabeth
After the Summer recess, our new Society Year started with our AGM, followed by a presentation from Jonathan Farmer on Researching Military History prior to
Our July meeting was an outing to St Leonard’s Church, Leverington. A church with a very impressive looking tower in the village just outside Wisbech.
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