THE HISTORY OF WINSHAM PARISH COUNCIL

Summaries of Parish Council business

1894-1975

Index
(Left-click on date)

 

1894-1899 Getting organised-Problems with water distribution- Telegraph service-Provision of Allotments
1900-1904 Flooding-Water pollution-Postal delays-Transfer of ownership of Jubilee Hall to Winsham Parish Council

1905-1909

Transfer of Jubilee Hall ownership-Dangerous state of property-More water problems

1910-1914

Water problems & solutions-Motorists and road safety-Land needed for Allotments-The War

1915-1918

Problems with Jubilee Hall-Typhoid scare-War effort-Poisoned Mare-More land for Allotments

1919-1924

War Memorial-Public Telephone-Contamination & serious shortage of water-Disgraceful state of housing

1925-1929

Row over Billiard Table-New Housing in West St.-Poor Cemetery maintenance-New Recreation Ground

1930-1933

More Jubilee Hall repairs- Rubbish Collection-New Water Scheme-Parish Clerk resigns after 37 years service
1934-1939 Jubilee Hall repairs-Recreation Ground extended-Grave digging charges-ARP meet in Jubilee Hall
1940-1944 Precautions against invasion-143 children evacuated to Winsham-Chickens damage cemetery-Homeguard
1945-1949 Parish Council enlarged-Sir George Davies becomes Chairman-A time of great activity-More Jubilee Hall costs
1950-1954 Church Clock repaired-Civil Defence-More Council Houses-Coronation celebrations-Clerk buys a Brief Case
1955-1959 Children cause problems on streets-Extinguished Footpath-Land for new housing-major repairs to Jubilee Hall
1960-1964 Charitable status and independence for Jubilee Hall-Land for 'old peoples bungalows'-Caravans behind 'The Bell'
1965-1969 Church Wall collapses-Green Lane Bridleway-New Recreation Ground-Parking problems in Western Way
1970-1975 Pavilion for Recreation Ground-Withdrawal of Bus Service-New Sewers-The 'RUPP'

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