Trumpington Local History Group: History of Trumpington Village Hall

Trumpington Village Sign unveiled June 2010, designed by Sheila Betts.

Trumpington Local History Group
History of Trumpington Village Hall: 1980s and 1990s

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This is the tenth part of the history of Trumpington Village Hall. For an introduction to the series, see History of Trumpington Village Hall.

Display panel about the history of the Village Hall, Centenary Exhibition, October 2008.

Display panel about the history of the Village Hall, Centenary Exhibition, October 2008. Photo: Stephen Brown.

Friendship Club Christmas entertainment, early 1980s. Photo: Bert Truelove.

Cambridgeshire Dog Training Club diploma test, 1980. Photo: Mabel Seeby.

One of five dogs bought and presented to the Guide Dogs for the Blind by the Cambridgeshire Dog Training Club, 1980. Photo: Mabel Seeby.

44th Cambridge (Trumpington) Scouts and Cubs, Blue Peter appeal. Photo: Shirley Brown.

One of the Scout Huts located just behind the Village Hall, 1980s.

A working party of Scout leaders and parents, including Ian Truelove, clearing scrub and weeds from in front of the huts, 1980s.

There were two wooden Scout Huts located just behind the Village Hall. One was used for storage and the other, formerly the Army Cadet Headquarters, pictured after a thorough redecoration by volunteers, was used for meetings and activities. A working party of Scout leaders and parents, including Ian Truelove, clearing scrub and weeds from in front of the huts. Photos: Peter Dawson.

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