The development and use of the outstanding de Havilland Mosquito and all its variants.
Friday 23rd April 2021
18:30 pm
Prior registration is required via
There will only be one Zoom link for the afternoon. Attendees who just wish to join the virtual tour should join around 3.15. To register and receive the Zoom link contact warwickfus@btinternet.com or education@gallipoli-association.org
Talks are free to members of the Museum. To others we would suggest a donation of £5. To pay simply go onto the Museum website www.warwickfusiliers.co.uk and use the “support us” and “online” donations tabs.
In March 2021 we emailed our BMMHS Supporters to not only determine your appetite for returning to Woodcote Village Hall for live meetings but also to establish when you would consider it safe for us to re-start our talks. It is hard to believe that it is over 12 months since we last had the chance to meet up, enjoy the talk and have a good chat and a drink together.
We have had in excess of 100 of you who kindly responded to our survey and published below are the highlights from that survey.
For further information on BMMHS and our broader activities please click here for Andy’s latest Message from our Chairman for Easter 2021.
It has become increasingly clear that one of the benefits of the BMMHS Zoom talks is that they have helped to extend our geographic reach. For those of you who responded with a No, for the majority of you it was clearly down to distance including a number of you who reside overseas.
We asked this question primarily to help with the speed of entry into the Village Hall and, in view of COVD, the need to eliminate the processing of payments on the door.
Based on this we are now planning to resume our monthly talks in the village hall in September.
Safety is paramount and we shall take a cautious approach initially with limited numbers of attendees and we will not provide refreshments. Obviously we will give full consideration to the prevailing COVID guidelines at that time.
We hope to be back to normal for our 2022 programme. Booking in advance for these meetings will be essential.
A small number of you asked about the recording the Zoom talks or broadcasting the live meetings. If any of you wish to discuss this in more detail and potentially run the streaming at these meetings then please do get in touch with us. We will have to consider the broader issues of the speakers wishes, copyright and their IP.
Our twice monthly virtual talks by Zoom have been a great success reaching out to a wider audience both home and overseas. They have allowed more of you to be able to listen to some fascinating topics. We are delighted to confirm we shall continue with Zoom talks, with one a month once the live talks resume. From our survey Tuesday evenings were your preference.
In conclusion, we would like to thank you for responding to the survey and for your continued support through this most challenging time. While we are unable to meet everyone’s wishes we are keen to be transparent with the results of the survey and give you the basis for our decisions as we move a small step closer to normality.
We look forward to continuing to welcome you to our BMMHS meetings and Zoom talks.
The BMMHS Team
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Everyone at BMMHS is saddened to hear of the news that HRH Prince Philip The Duke of Edinburgh has passed away. He demonstrated an exceptional dedication to Queen and Country. Our thoughts are with Her Majesty the Queen and her family. May he rest in peace.
Friday 9th April 2021
18:30 pm
Prior registration is required via
Zoom Event
Tuesday, 23rd March 2021 19:00-22:00
To reserve a place contact Ian Binnie, Education Coordinator education@gallipoli-association.org
Further details on www.gallipoli-association.org
For further details on the valuable work conducted by SWWEC :-
Thursday, 25th February 2021
18:30 pm
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