Cotswold
Blog
The Cotswold
Blog is a collection of diary entries, news, gossip and other Cotswold
related information.
Who do you think you are? Find out at Fairford
You don't have to be rich or famous to get help in tracing your family tree. Experts will be on hand at Fairford Library on Wednesday 15 November to help you delve into your family's past.
The Family and Local History Day is an opportunity to speak to experts from:
* Gloucestershire Archives * Gloucestershire Family History Society * Fairford and Lechlade History Societies
Local County Councillor, Ray Theodoulou, said: "Previous Family History Days held at Fairford Library have proved extremely popular with people of all ages a who are interested in their family backgrounds. This event will provide further marvellous opportunities to find our more about your ancestors, and delve into your family and local history."
The experts will be available between 10am and 4.30pm and there is no need to book in advance for this free event.
Heather Forbes, County and Diocesan Archivist for Gloucestershire, said: "This event is one of a series which Gloucestershire Archives is holding in libraries around Gloucestershire this year. It is a good example of the way in which libraries and archives together with the county's Family History Society and local history groups work together to provide high quality and interesting services for local people."
Posted
: 09/11/2006 21:20:26
PLEASE NOTE: This story has been
archived and the information contained within it may no longer be correct.
Other
recent Cotswolds news items
Chipping Norton Leisure Centre is set for a major upgrade after councillors gave funding the green light.
The Centre, based at Chipping Norton School, will be given an artificial turf pitch which...
|
Record numbers flocked to Cheltenham Science Festival last week (5-10 June) to explore the wonders of science. There were over 45,000 visits from people of all ages taking part in six free interactive...
|
Plans for the interior fit out of a Scout Group hut in Chipping Norton have been given an £18,000 funding boost from West Oxfordshire District Council.
The new fit out is for a brand new hut...
|
|
To view the
full Cotswold
Blog, click here
|