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TEAM RECTOR; SUTTON & WAWNE Rev David Clune For details of Clergy, the Church Office and Parish Administration Staff, see our Clergy Page
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RAF Station, Sutton on Hull
In the Autumn of 2003,about RAF Sutton on Hull, are now on the PUBLICATIONS PAGE or at the Balloon Barrage Reunion Club website. "BRING & BUY SALE". . is held every Tuesday morning in the Church Hall. There's several stalls, including books, furniture, gardening, etc tea & coffee is served and we are reliably informed that a very good lunch is served for a modest tariff. but ... Donations Welcome ! is in the Old School There is a permanent exhibition in the Old School, Church Street in Sutton. The exhibition features the life of the school and the district over the last century. It is open every Friday from 10 am to 2 pm; all ex-pupils are especially welcome! Admission is free and light refreshments may be purchased. {Anyone who can remember Queen Victoria . . . will get a free cup of tea} :-) Car parking is available nearby. Some photos of the Exhibition are now available here: EXHIBITION ( there's one or two old Sutton photos on that page too ! ) |
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OTHER MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATIONWe welcome information supplied by Parish organisations, Scouts, sports clubs, ex-Servicemen, other sites run by and for Senior Citizens and disabled people, and any historic or specific local connections.The link to St James' School, for ages 4 to 11, on Dorchester Road, is : http://www.st-james.hull.sch.uk The Pupils' Philosophy is especially commendable, as is "The Thinking Cap". I've long needed a cap that can think .. . where can I get one . . . Size 9 and 12/16ths ..? There are some pictures of the church in Sutton Gallery 1 Use as you will, feel free to copy, print, send to relatives, etc. They are Copyright Free to private users, as are any to do with the War Memorial. I expect commercial organisations to ask, though, if they want to use them. It's only polite, after all.
Many details of the There are also more details, and links, to F/Lt PC Hughes DFC, the Australian RAF pilot buried in St James' churchyard in 1940. Viewers may be now pleased to hear that my email enquiries have at last bore fruit. Original enquiries to the local library of Haberfield, the town in New South Wales where F/Lt Hughes was thought to come from, drew a blank. Then I wrote to a Bronwen Hughes, hoping she may be a relative, after finding her name in an Internet Email Directory. It is Bronwen that turned up all the new information . . and is delighted to find that she is indeed related to this brave man after all. The full story of how it all came about is on a new page, and the link is at the bottom of the War Graves Page The Hull Blitz . . . some maps this link is to a page that will lead to a new window and a set of 16 scans of a large streetmap of Hull, dated 1945, onto which the authorities at the time entered details of all falls of bombs for the period 1940-44. Each section loads separately in a new window, and was roughly A4 in size. There is a link to bring you back to these pages. The Family History Page now has links to some fascinating aerial views of Hull, both ancient & modern ! WEBMASTER MUGSHOT ? Several people have expressed curiosity as to the identity of Rob, who reckons to look after these web pages. He also reckons he's the "bees knees" . . . If you really want to know what he looks like, and you're sure you can stand the shock, then by all means, click here now. It's not a pretty sight . . If you see this character out and about in Sutton or Wawne, he should be apprehendid and thrown into the Old Skoolroom on a charge of not being able to spell! Use your "Back" key to return to this page. |
