Barry talks about the Norwich Refugee Committee formed by the Norwich Hebrew Congregation and the Norwich Quakers during World War II. It rescued and housed
Barry is the third generation of a family business of picture framing and art restoration. The business was started by his grandfather as a picture
Michael has previously spoken with WISEArchive in 2019. He joins us again to tell us about finding family connections to Norfolk and his fascinating working
Janet talks about her life, wartime rationing and working at RAF Neatishead as a radar operator in the 1950s. I was born in North Norfolk
Freda tells about her life growing up in Freethorpe post office, a family history, and taking over the running of the post office in 1977,
Maurice describes how St Clements Common, Rushall, became the first new common in 150 years and how he came to own his right of common.
Pearl talks to us about her life, from her nursing training, raising a family, WI committees and markets, short term foster caring and fundraising. I
In Part One, Frank told of his life before moving to London in 1946. In this second part of his story he talks about his
Frank’s moving account follows him from childhood in Germany and Czechoslovakia up to the time he spent in labour camps at the end of World
David trained to be a teacher at Brentwood College of Education, and taught at Hellesdon High School, Acle Primary School and Neatherd High School in
