Vivian Rampton and his siblings outside Vivian Cottage
Coming Shortly
Upcoming Events
Henley Quakers Eye Witness Stories
Henley Meeting House, 45 Northfield End, RG9 2JJ
7pm
Snowdrops at All Saints
All Saints Church, Dunsden
10am to 5pm, Sunday 17 February
Quakers, pacifism and the ‘war to end all wars’
Dunsden Village Hall, RG4 9QG
November 27, 2018
From 7.30pm
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RT @DamianCollins: The tide is coming in on #Folkestone beach as we prepare to say goodbye to the war poet Wilfred Owen who spent his last… -
RT @CcibChris: The impact of the First World War in some British towns was nothing less than catastrophic. This photograph is an area of ho…
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RT @DavidBreezeUK: https://t.co/ktkcuXoYcP My entry for this year's BBC Radio 3 Carol Competition. Not shortlisted but needs a choir. Any…
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Review of our Owen Day & launch of Two Rivers Press Owen poetry https://t.co/0VNQoe3Ji3
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RT @billybarrett123: Three years since Wetherspoons sent me on this helpful customer service course https://t.co/dTTMrNugbx
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The Dunsden Owen Association exists to celebrate the life and work of the First World War poet Wilfred Owen who lived in the village of Dunsden, South Oxfordshire from 1911–13.
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