
The Bromsgrove Society exists to preserve the history and promote the sustainable development of the town of Bromsgrove in north Worcestershire.
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To commemorate the 80th anniversary of the end of the Second World War, the Bromsgrove Society will host a free drop-in event highlighting how the conflict affected the town.
Join us for a fun-packed and informative day looking back at what life was like in Bromsgrove from 1939 to 1945.
Displays will include:
In addition to the Bromsgrove Society, participants include: All Saints Church; Austin at War; Avoncroft Museum; Bromsgrove British Legion; Bromsgrove School; Lickey Hills Local History Society; The Norton Museum; Remember the Fallen; and Worcestershire Police History.
We are grateful to the UK Shared Prosperity Fund administered by the District Council, and the Andrew Harris Charitable Trust for granting funding to support this event.
The 2025/26 season of Tuesday evening local history talks starts with
Further talks until the end of the year are:
The full programme is available here.
The talks are held at The Methodist Centre, Stratford Road, B60 1AS. Doors open 7.15pm, all talks begin at 7.45pm. All welcome. Admission: Members £3, Non-Members £4.
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The September 2025 issue of the Society's newsletter is now available, containing details of:
Click the links to download the September Newsletter (PDF format). |
The Bromsgrove Society’s Annual General Meeting was convened on Wednesday 2nd July at Avoncroft Museum. Unfortunately, the formal business could not be completed because not enough members were present.
A Special General Meeting will be held to formally conduct the business of the AGM on Tuesday, 2nd December at 7.30pm at the Methodist Centre, Stratford Road, Bromsgrove prior to the Tuesday Talk.
Agenda for the Meeting:
Copies of the accounts, the updated constitution and nominations for Officers will be made available in advance at the Tuesday Talks in September, October, November and are available via the links below.
We hope that members will arrive in time to support the SGM, which we anticipate will be concluded before the scheduled talk start time.
Kevin Ward's lecture on the history of town criers and his 40 years as Bromsgrove's Town Crier is now available on our YouTube channel.
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