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W.I. 60th Anniversary Group photo, Apr 1991.
W.I Group photo, May 1996 (inc. Rene Robinson, Betty Morrison, Joyce Anderson, Wendy Leach, Linda Crossan, Hazel Ralph, June Stroud, Stella French, Joan Wilson, Elaine Rumble, Jean Stacey, Margaret Williams, Mary Dukes, Joy Lovelock).
The Mummer's Play, Dec 1997 (l-r back: Barbara Simmonds, June Marchant, Kathleen Greenwood, Margaret Williams, Linda Marshall; front: Hazel Ralph, Pat Smalley, June Stroud).
The W.I. Committee, April 1998 (inc. Betty Morrison, Jean Stacey, Wendy Leach, Elaine Rumble, Iris Cousins, Ann Hook, Linda Marshall, Pauline Robinson, Ann Smith, Kathleen Walker).
The W.I. on the London Eye, 16th June 2001 (l-r: June Stroud, Lyn Crossan, Iris Cousins, Kathleen Greenwood, Wendy Leach, Hazel Ralph).
W.I.Group photo, Apr 2011.
The W.I. Group visiting Buckingham Palace, Aug 2015.
A W.I. Zoom meeting, Mar 2021.
The W.I. Walking Group, 2001 (l-r: June Marchant, Fred Stroud, Ivy Stacey, Edie Holland, Hazel Ralph, Kay Brind, June Stroud, Arthur Wilson, Elaine Rumble, June Tubb, Eileen Ames, Iris Cousins).
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