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Projects

   
 
Current project:
Following the completion of the farming project, work began in summer 2012 on a new project on other industries in Radley through the ages.
The 'Tale to Tell' interviews have resumed following the purchase of new audio recording equipment by the Club.
 

Past projects

Selection of CDs and DVDs produced by Radley History Club
  • Roads in Radley – a short project to produce an illustrated book, Roads in and around Radley, outlining the origins of the names of the roads in Radley
  • The History of Radley – production of an authoritative guide to the history of the village from ancient times to the 20th century
  • Millennium Map – the first major project undertaken by Radley History Club involved the production of an annotated full colour map (27 x 19 inches) highlighting the historical aspects of the parish to be seen in 2000. The map is also available as a postcard.

Oral history

 
  • Radley Remembered – a series of interviews with people with memories of Radley up to and including the 1953 Coronation.
  • A Tale to Tell – interviews with people who live in Radley with interesting tales to tell about their lives.
  • Recordings have also been made as part of the 'Radley Primary School' and the 'Farming and Rural Life in Radley' projects.
CD of interview with David Buckle of Radley about his life in the marines

DVDs

 

One of the items of equipment purchased using the grant from Awards for All was a camcorder. This has enabled Club members to record on film a number of Club and village events for posterity.

CDs and DVDs produced by Radley History Club cost £5 each and are available from the Club archivist, Stanley Baker.

DVD of Club visit to Wick Hall, Radley,  on 16th July 2007
   
Radley History Club projects are led by a sub-committee chaired by Projects Co-ordinator, Tony Rogerson.
A grant from Awards for All has greatly facilitated project work by Radley History Club. Awards for All

 

 

 

 

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