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2020 - 2021 session meetings:
Our next physical meeting will be in Spring 2021 or thereafter as permitted by regulations.
Wearing a mask or face covering reduces the severity of infection in you by up to 80%, so you do not get hospitalised or severely ill, per many reports as of 01 Sept 2020.
Your own imune system may cope without hospitalisation.
Refer: Reduced Severity of SARS-CoV-2 in mask wearers.
Edit 20201002: If necessary, take vitamin D suppliment, high levels are necesary to trigger the imune system "T Cells" to fight the virus.
Quote Scientists at the University of Copenhagen have discovered that Vitamin D is crucial to activating our immune defenses and that without sufficient intake of the vitamin, the killer cells of the immune system -- T cells -- will not be able to react to and fight off serious infections in the body. Journal reference: von Essen et al. Vitamin D controls T cell antigen receptor signaling and activation of human T cells. Nature Immunology, 2010; DOI: 10.1038/ni.1851
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DANEqOPcDwc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B01ZlRfMnmU
One of Dr John Campbell's regular reports.
Please wash your hands thoroughly and wear a face covering (scarf or mask) before attending public gatherings or public places in accord with current UK Medical instructions during this Cononavirus time.
Please "Stay at Home" while advised to do so.
Question: Would members like to record in words and images their experience of the "Lockdown" time. If so send as email to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. and in the sole opinion of your webmaster some may be recorded as reports on this website.
Local history is of our making. So let us make some.
See recent poem in Guardian and on Our Daily Read:
http://www.ourdailyread.com/2020/03/lockdown-simon-armitage-writes-poem-about-coronavirus-outbreak/
20200506 Record and thanks for actions in and around Culcheth and Leigh.
In this time, when the 'lock down' of people to their homes during the Covid-19 disease caused by a coronavirus SARS-COR-2 emanating from P.R. China has incapacitated many firms and persons from normal activity, we should record the past actions of a local charity that is now closed which gave good support to ex-service-people in the area over the past few years.
Please see our report 20200506 StoS.
https://www.clhg.org.uk/index.php/blog-reports/54-20200506-stos-thanks-for-stos
Meetings are held at:
Culcheth Community Centre, 2 Jackson Avenue, Culcheth, Warrington, WA3 4EL, UK.
(See map and parking details under location heading in top menu.)
Starting time 7.15 pm for 7.30 pm. Tea from 7.15 pm to 7.30 pm at a small donation.
Group Publications.
Some members of the Group and others have written scholarly articles on
local history subjects, which have been published by the group or in other publications.
Details can be given on request.
The Raven Inn. (Still unresolved)
CLHG gets action in other places : British Archaeology
The magazine of the Council for British Archaeology ["CBA"] "British Archaeology" in their May/June 2019 issue have considered the Raven Inn to be similar to Carlton Tavern, York case and discuss both in their article 'casenotes 43 ' by Bob Sykes, the CBA's listed buildings caseworker for England. The CBA considered the original planning application for the Raven Inn flawed (with a considerable number of mistakes) and would result in "total loss" and the "harm" would be considerable. Thus they lodged an objection. They noted that the original planning application was withdrawn just as they went to press. This was as a result of a CLHG member advising them of the application to demolish the Raven Inn.
In the March 2019 edition of Culcheth Life issue 192 , it is reported that the campaigners
for the 'saving' of The Raven Inn have had some success.
"Facebook Group". (Applicants need to join the group as it a "closed group".)
The campaigners have set up a "closed group" on Facebook. Where only members of the group may read entries. Should you wish to join the campaign group, you can register to join on the group page. https://www.facebook.com/groups/helpsavetheraveninn/
Culcheth Local History Group [ CLHG].
Culcheth Local History Group, founded at Culcheth local library in 2006, is an all age group who meet monthly in Culcheth, Warrington, England to hear speakers on wide ranging matters of interest, visit local (and not so local) sites and events.
Visitors are very welcome.
Members pay a small annual fee. Annual fee of £10.00 payable in September.
Visitors pay a visitors fee per meeting. A fee £3.00 is payable at each meeting.
The Group meets on the Second Thursday of each month in
Culcheth Community Centre,
2 Jackson Avenue, Culcheth, Warrington, WA3 4EL, England.
Starting time 7.15 pm for 7.30 pm.
Refreshments available.
Parking is available at nearby council car park and local shopping centres.
See 'location tab'.
Meetings for 2019-2020 session.
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Speaker |
Subject |
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Sept.12th, |
Mike Kenwright |
The Mersey and Irwell Navigation
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Anna Alexander |
Child labour in Warrington in 19th Century. |
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Nov.14th,
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Victor Charlesworth |
Warrington Freemasons from 1646. |
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Dec.12th, 2019
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Philip Jeffs |
Cancelled DUE ELECTION USE OF HALL. See March 12th 2020 entry . |
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January 9th, 2020
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Less Green & |
Manchester Goods for Manchester Docks. |
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Barbara Joyce |
Fashion and Social Change. |
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March 12th, 2020
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Philip Jeffs |
A Basic History of Warrington through Maps. |
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April 09th, 2020 Cancelled |
John Shaw
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Cancelled Who Put The Muck in the Mucky
Mountains. |
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May 14th,2020 Cancelled |
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Cancelled Warrington Woman. Notice: our AGM wil be held during this meeting.
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Future Meetings
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Future Meetings will be notified when arrangements are made in autumn of 2020. |
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Autumn 2020 |
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2020-2021 program to be advised. |
March 12th 2020
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