LOOK Magazine – TWS Articles

We are pleased to make available copies of the articles we have published in Whittleford’s LOOK Magazine and we hope you find them useful. You can use the search tool to locate a particular edition eg. May 2018, or an event eg. Museum of Cambridge.

Attachments

#	File	Description
1	WhitSoc - LOOK - April 2019	Lives of the First World War National Database
2	WhitSoc - LOOK - March 2019	Neighbours of Duxford, Village Walks/Guides
3	WhitSoc - LOOK - February 2019	WW1 Centenary, New Horizons for Secretary, Debbie Bright
4	WhitSoc - LOOK - January 2019	WhitSoc Opportunities / Recruitment Drive
5	WhitSoc-LOOK-December 2018	Poppy Pilgrimage
6	WhitSoc-LOOK-November 2018	Poppy Pilgrimage 11.11.18 - OPEN INVITE
7	WhitSoc-LOOK-October 2018	Newton Road Open Space, Heidi Allen Official Opening
8	Whit Soc LOOK-September 2018	Guided visit to West Side of Imperial War Museum, Duxford
9	WhitSoc-LOOK- August 2018	Guided Tour of St John's Church, Duxford
10	WhitSoc -LOOK - July 2018	Nostalgia Trip - The Old Whittlesford School, 17 July 2018
11	WhitSoc-LOOK-June 2018	Trail Blazing
12	WhitSoc-LOOK-May 2018	Old School Reunion afternoon with 101 year old Peggy Simmonds, Pat Carter and former teachers
13	WhitSoc-LOOK-April 2018	Museum of Cambridge guided tour, 12 April - AGM 18 April
14	WhitSoc-LOOK-March 2018	Centenary of Votes for Women Tree Planting
15	WhitSoc-LOOK-February 2018	Newcomers Tractor Trailer Village Tour
16	WhitSoc-LOOK-January 2018	Funerals of Capt Joe Eastwood and Prof Peter Spufford

About WhitSoc

WELCOME TO THE WHITTLESFORD SOCIETY WEBSITE

Registered Charity Number 271902

The Whittlesford Society was founded in 1975 to:

Stimulate public interest in the village and its environs
Promote high standards of planning and architecture
Secure the preservation, protection, development and improvement of features of public or historic interest in the village and adjacent areas

Our membership is currently about 360 households. Regular activities include guided walks, meetings with expert guest speakers and exhibitions of photographs, memorabilia and archaeological finds.

Our journal, “Whither Whittlesford”, is published at least twice a year and focuses on village events, local, social and natural history. Other publications dealing with specific aspects of village history are also available.