A CLOSER LOOK AT SOME ASPECTS OF BOURNE'S HISTORY   Features written by REX NEEDLE

 

FEATURE ARTICLES
18 Mar 2016		An honour for our own leading lady
14 Mar 2016		The strange case of the tattooed lady
20 Feb 2016		Legacy of a local boy who made good
6 Feb 2016		Pistols at dawn for duel at the Wellhead
23 Jan 2016		Motoring pioneer's silver medal for sale
9 Jan 16		Papering the town with posters
12 Dec 2015		The success of Charles Worth - in his own words
5 Dec 2015		The protest campaign to save our hospital
24 Oct 2015		Sculptures give art a woodland setting
10 Oct 2015		Digging for evidence of Bourne castle
26 Sep 2015		The curious case of the missing books
29 Aug 2015		Treading the boards at the Corn Exchange
15 Aug 2015		Before the arrival of the motor car
1 Aug 2015		Date stones on our old buildings
18 Jul 2015		Tackling the rising tide of rubbish
4 Jul 2015		Prize fighting in secret at Tongue End
20 Jun 2015		Jack Wand's business closes after 67 years
23 May 2015		Steamer trips from Bourne to Boston
25 Apr 2015		How Bourne became twinned with Doudeville
11 Apr 2015		Following fashion in Victorian Bourne
28 Mar 2015		The beginning of the Civic Society
14 Mar 2015		Vicar who pioneered scouting in Canada
14 Feb 2015		Remembering the small shops of yesteryear
3 Jan 2015		Bourne's angels of mercy during WW1
21 Feb 2014		Storm that terrified Morton village

 

BOURNE FACTS - many things you may not have known about this town

Entries from the Bourne Diary for November 1998 until March 2015
may be found in A Portrait of Bourne together with all articles
published during that period.