The Bromsgrove Society - Pride, Preservation, Progress
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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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Annual Lecture 2025
The 38th Bromsgrove Lecture "Plenty to Shout About!" will be held in
Routh Concert Hall, Bromsgrove School on Tuesday 8th April at 7.30pm.
Join Kevin Ward as he celebrates 40 years as Bromsgrove Bellman and Town Crier.
In a lively presentation, Kevin will talk about his town crier heritage and look back at some of
the highlights he’s experienced since taking on the role in 1985.
Attend in person: tickets cost £7.50 from the Bromsgrove School website and include a complimentary drink.
Watch from home via Live Stream: link costs £5.00.
Bromsgrove Rousler 2024
The latest edition of the Bromsgrove Rousler, the popular local history magazine, is now available. The 2024 edition – number 39 in the series – features a fascinating mix of personalities and events that have helped shape Bromsgrove’s history.
Topics in this year’s Rousler are:
- Eddie Palmer: The Epic Story of a Boy Seaman
- The Caulcott Sisters
- All Saints Church: Celebrating 150 Years
- Webbs: A Local Success Story
- Forty Years of the Bromsgrove Methodist Church Centre
- Bromsgrove in Old Postcards.
Members will receive their copies shortly. Find a local stockist.
See here to purchase the Rousler from our online bookstall (leaves this website)
Rouslers make an ideal Christmas present, especially for friends now living elsewhere.
Back issues and a wide variety of books can be bought through our online bookstall.
Latest Newsletter
The Bromsgrove Society Newsletter
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The September 2024 issue of the Society's newsletter is now available, containing details of:
Click the links to download the September Newsletter (PDF format). |
Annual Lecture Now Online
Alastair Moseley's lecture on the history of the Wychbold masts is now available on our YouTube channel.
This presentation was given at Routh Concert Hall, Bromsgrove School on Tuesday 9th April 2024, as the 37th Annual Bromsgrove Lecture. In the presentation, Alastair describes how the BBC Transmitters came to be located near Bromsgrove, explains their role, and why they have been important, both nationally and internationally, for the past 90 years.
The presentation includes the 1935 film "Droitwich: The World's Most Modern Long Wave Transmitter", by John Griegson. A high-resolution version of the film is available at the British Film Institute website.
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