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Books available from Sparkles Balloons, Walsall Road and M E Preece Newsagents, Bridgetown. Also available from: Gary Smith, Diane Tolley or Trevor Pearce at our Coffee Mornings. If you would like anymore details or order any of the books please email: GWLHS

EVENTS 2026


Thursday 5th January
10am - 12noon
Anthony Poulton Smith – History of the Watling Street

Thursday 19th February
10am - 12noon
Ruth Williams – Staffordshire

Saturday 19th March
10am - 12noon
David Bartley – Black Country Humour

Thursday 16th April
10am - 12noon
Valerie Campbell – Josephine Baker

Thursday 21st May
10am - 12noon
Andy French – Tony Hancock

Thursday 18th June
10am - 12noon
Steve Booth – Chimney Sweeps

Thursday 16th July
10am - 12noon
Terry McGraph - “It war me sur!” School Dates as a Teacher



Coffee Mornings and Open Evenings held at the Senior Citizens Centre, Broadmeadow Lane, Great Wyrley. All other events will state where.

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Born in Wyrley, but where are you now?

We would like to hear from people that were born and raised in the village but no longer live in Great Wyrley. We would like to know where in the World are you now? Maybe you are a mile down the road or even living in Australia. We’d love to know why you moved from Wyrley and ended up living where you are today. How old were you when you moved? Any remaining relatives still in Great Wyrley? Maybe you have some photos from when you lived in the village? and a photo of you now, if we get enough photos be could do a ‘Then & Now’ story for our society magazine.
This is just research for the History Society, we are interested to find out why people left the village & if they still reminisce about living in Great Wyrley. Please send any photos to: photos@greatwyrleylocalhistorysociety.co.uk
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