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R. Wilson

Serjeant Richard Wilson, Â 9005
1st Battalion, South Staffordshire Regiment

Died 12 May 1917

Remembered with Honour
Arras Memorial

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Industry & Shops
View information & history about industry and shops.

Religion
Read about the religious buildings, past and present.

The Bridgtonian
View or download previous copies of our magazine.

Local Links from around the area.

Great Wyrley Local History Society
www.greatwyrleylocalhistorysociety.co.uk

Wyrley Blog
wyrleyblog.wordpress.com

Landywood Voluntary Help Centre
www.landywoodvoluntaryhelp.co.uk

Schools
View history about our local schools.

Heritage Trail Boards about the village
Display boards showing Bridgtown’s Industrial, Commercial and Social History.

Street Plan
View a list of streets in the village.

The War Memorial
View names of local people commemorated on the War Memorial.

Contact Us
bridgtownhistory@hotmail.com

Telephone Numbers:
Patrick Corfield
(Co-Chairman) –
John Devey
(Co-Chairman & Treasurer) –
01922 412008
Derrick Middleton
(Society Secretary) – 01543 277268
Sheila Jackson
Bob Brevitt
(Membership & Team Secretary)
bobbrevitt@aol.com
01922 411942

Latest Comments

Monthly Meeting – 5th July 2023 - Bridgtown History on The Heritage TrailJuly 10, 2023
[…] was like when it first started.There was also a more recent map that pin points where all of our…
Bob Brevitt on Hughes, William HenryOctober 8, 2022
Thanks Jonathan , its nice to know our researches are being used and are of help.
Jonathan Hughes on Hughes, William HenryJuly 21, 2022
William Henry Hughes is the brother of my grandfather. I am very grateful to have discovered him listed here as…
Kevin Taylor on NEW YEAR – 2022June 24, 2022
Hi. A friend of mine was reading one of your books and noticed an article about W Jack's coal business…
Mark Barlow on Walsall RoadApril 2, 2022
My great grandad & gr gr & gr gr gr grandads lived and worked at Wedges Mills at the Gilpin…

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Data Protection Policy/Statement
The Society is fully committed to protecting the data and privacy of all its members, in accordance with the requirements of the General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR) 2018. Information about our members and other individuals will only be retained in line with the regulations in order to provide you, as a member with our regular newsletters, publications and annual membership renewals. Personal data will be collected, recorded, stored safely and securely and will not be disclosed to any third party. The lawful and correct treatment of personal information is critical to our success and to maintaining the confidence of our members. The Society is committed to protecting your data and privacy:-
• the data we collect from you is: Name, address, e-mail address and contact numbers
• keeping members and other individuals personal data up to date and confidential
• retaining personal data only for the time period required
• we will always keep your personal information safe and will never give it or sell it to any third parties
• adhering to the regulations and related procedures to ensure that all committee members who have access to any personal data held by the society are fully aware of and abide by their duties under GDPR If you no longer want us to hold your data you can request for your data to be erased. You have the right to request that we amend or correct your data, and you can ask for your data to be removed. We will hold your personal information for as long as we have a reason to do so, which generally means as long as you remain a member of the society. If we do not have any requirements to keep this, then we will remove it. This Privacy Policy was updated in May 2018. We may update it from time to time.

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