By pam, on March 17th, 2020%
We are sorry to cancel our advertised meeting on Thursday 19th March 2020. The meeting has been cancelled inline with government advice which aims to limit the spread of the Corona Virus by discouraging us to attend gatherings of any sort whether in pubs , cafes, theatres and though they don’t actually say it . . . → Read More: 19th March – Meeting Cancelled
By pam, on January 15th, 2020%
19th March – Richard Booth presents “The Sweet Life in Bournville”. . . . → Read More: 19th March – The Sweet Life in Bournville – Richard Booth
By pam, on October 29th, 2019%
 Written by Rosanne Palmer and originally published in Clent Clarion 28. – November 2016.
Foggy Path (© Maybricks Photography)
I have often been struck by the fact that there are very few legends and supernatural stories associated with Clent. I have an avid interest in folklore, legends and other supernatural tales and many . . . → Read More: Folklore, Legends and Other Supernatural Tales.
By pam, on October 7th, 2019%
History is all around us just waiting for us to open our eyes and see it. Most of us need a little help in knowing just where to look and a few clues as to what exactly we are looking at. This is where a bit of expert and enthusiastic help is handy. When . . . → Read More: History All Around Us – A talk by Paul Timmins
By pam, on February 13th, 2019%
March 21st, May 16th, Sept 19th, Oct 17th – Postcards, Black Country Budgle, The Shenstones and Clent all on the agenda for this year. . . . → Read More: Programme 2019
By pam, on February 1st, 2019%
 A long-read article on the history of Clents many Pubs, past and present. . . . → Read More: Pubs of Clent
By pam, on January 26th, 2019%
How well do you know your pubs of Clent? . . . → Read More: Clent Pub Quiz 2019
By pam, on February 13th, 2018%
March 15 – Harry Vincent and the Blue Bird Factory. Julian Hunt
May 17 – Black Country Foul Deeds and Suspicious Deaths. David Cox
September 20 – Herbert Austin and Longbridge. Max Hunt.
October 18 – Scythes and Bladed Tools in Belbroughton. (Including historic film of Nash’s, prior to closure.) Sarah Bradley
Meetings take place in . . . → Read More: Programme 2018
By pam, on August 13th, 2017%
Our thanks go to Margaret Hathaway for, once again organising, a really enjoyable trip. Here is Margaret’s account of the day.
A valiant band from the society joined forces with friends from Belbroughton History Society and braved the lashing rain and heavy wind as they set out on the coach journey which would take . . . → Read More: Summer Outing – June 2017.
By pam, on May 16th, 2017%
Apologies to those who were planning to come along on Thursday 25th May, to delve into some real and very sobering local history with Sarah Bradley, who has for a number of years, been doing research into what exactly it meant to be poor in the 1800s in the Belbroughton and Clent areas. Sarah . . . → Read More: Meeting Change
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