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The Channel Islands were the only British Territory to be occupied during the Second World War … … Islanders were immediately imprisoned amongst thousands of unsmiling enemy troops, all armed…
It is difficult to think of a more quintessential symbol of the British Countryside than a hedgerow, bursting with blackberries, hazelnuts and sloes. Home to Oak and Ash, field mice…
In life we all have dreams but do we ever attempt to make them come true? This inspiring and motivated story written with a passion to succeed against all odds…
With the passing of the years, the importance of recording the memories of those who lived through the dark years of the WWII Occupation becomes ever more pressing and, in…
June 1940 and war is sweeping across Europe. In the tiny Channel Island of Guernsey, Kathleen is about to board a ship that will take her to safety. As they…
From being born in a farm labourer’s cottage, to owning a highly successful poultry business, Fred Panton has always been a determined man. His story describes not only how Fred,…
Two sisters, Joyce and (Ruth) Edna Skinner born in 1920 and 1921 respectively, were perhaps typical of many children born into the families of skilled artisans in the years after…
The memories of childhood for Hannah Marjoram, the youngest of three children, and only daughter, born on a family farm at Asgarby some four miles east of Sleaford. Written in…
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