Articles and books about Coleorton heritage and social history

Members of the Group have written a number of articles about their particular interest and research into Coleorton history. We regularly contribute to St Mary's Church magazine which is published monthly (sign up to receive magazine by email >>).

We also contribute to local magazine Community Voice. The October 2021 edition carries the story: "80 years ago at Viscount Beaumont School. Our pupils today, and their parents, would be horrified! Read the article here >>

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"Time to Remember" booklet series

We've published a small booklet with childhood memories of members and local residents (available for sale at “Sleuthing” and other events, or contact Terry Ward at terryjward@aol.com). We're currently collecting stories and memories for a second issue. If you would like to contribute your own story get in touch with Terry to find out more.

Coleorton 2026 Calendar

12 colour photos of places in and around Coleorton. Makes a great Christmas present for friends and family who have moved away.

Calendar sales raise a little bit of money to help with our various events, research activities and publications.

Coleorton 2026 Calendars are £8 each - available at Heritage Group events, for collection from Coleorton Heritage Group locally or by post (add postage) . To order contact Sandra on 01530 440000 or email enquiries@coleortonheritage.org.uk

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Memories of Coleorton book"Memories of Coleorton" Book

Coleorton Heritage Group has published an updated edition of the book "Memories of Coleorton - Reminiscences of the Residents" first published in November 2015 with recent updates. Local residents relate their memories of childhood and growing up in Coleorton. The book is hardback with colour and black-and white photos.

This book is now out of print.

Coleorton Heritage Group

Tel: 01530 440000 Email: enquiries@coleortonheritage.org.uk

Registered charity no. 1207571

Member of the British Association for Local History