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Law and Order in Clent during the reign of Queen Elizabeth 1.
The following Extracts from The Court Rolls, were published in The Parish Magazine July 2007, as part of Clent History Society’s founding Chairman, Mr John Partington’s series ‘From the Archives’ Clearly there were some ‘ Clent gents’ who had their own… Continue reading
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More findings from the Poor Law Archives; Debts and Lunatics
As some of you will know the National Archives at Kew has digitised a tranche of documents relating to the Bromsgrove Poor Law Union of which Clent was a part. These are fully searchable and entirely free to access. The… Continue reading
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Catch the last coach from Clent
During the History Day, held in Nov 2012 one of our visitors spoke fondly of holidays she had spent in Clent as a child. She remembered the chalets in the Clatterbach area opposite the Vine Inn and thought she might… Continue reading
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Clent Village Phone box
Society Chairman, Paul Timmins, saves one of Clent’s original Red Phone Boxes and converts it into a book shop. Continue reading
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Clent Clarion out now: My Early Life in Clent – Derek Hookway
Clent Clarion no.23 is now available. Derek Hookway recalls his Early Life in Clent (1934 – 1955) Continue reading