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Welcome To The Rodbourne Community History Group
We are committed to recording the rich history of this special community of Rodbourne and making it available to everyone.
We are not just about the bricks and mortar, but the people who lived in and made Rodbourne the flourishing community it is today.
We’ve collected photographs, plans and memories and hope to make them all available through this site. This is a slow and complicated process which relies heavily on the work of volunteer members so we hope you will bear with us while we try to get it right.
Want to comment, ask a question or find an old friend? Please do!
Better still why not post one of your memories of Rodbourne on the site. Funny, tragic or just a bit of information it doesn’t matter. Just go to the Memories page and send your contribution.
Remember ladies, if you can let us know your Maiden name as well this will help old Rodbournites to remember you.
OMG!
RCHG is now on Facebook!!! It is early days and we’ll need your support for this, so please Like us and add your comments at www.facebook.com/RodbourneCHG
Sorry!
We’d like to apologise to all of our members and visitors who are trying to either join or renew their Membership through the on line payment service. We are having technical problems and are taking steps to put it right. Meanwhile, please print off a Membership Form and post it to us with your cheque. See Membership for subscription details.
Due to the continuing problems with our on-line payment system we are also unable to take your payments for Publications etc. Until further notice please post your orders accompanied by a cheque payable to Rodbourne Community History Group to the address shown on the Contact Us page. Please note that due to increases in postage & packaging costs the transaction cost will be increased to £1.
Talks Programme for 2012
For information on dates and speakers at our meetings please go to our EVENTS page. The programme is a work in progress and the list will be updated when we get additional speakers [which as all Societies know are like hen's teeth].


