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  1. Looking at the Belfast Telegraph 15 June 1872 via @BNArchive and it rightly has Mark Tuck (nickbits.co.uk/blog/2022/03/be) of #Newbury placed in the stocks. It says stocks not used for 26 years. Article even then was wrong. Got several uses in the late 1840s and 1850s. Indeed got a growing list around this time of those put in both #Newbury and #Thatcham stocks and a few in #Greenham and #Donnington and #Speenhamland.

  2. Looking at the Belfast Telegraph 15 June 1872 via @BNArchive and it rightly has Mark Tuck (nickbits.co.uk/blog/2022/03/be) of #Newbury placed in the stocks. It says stocks not used for 26 years. Article even then was wrong. Got several uses in the late 1840s and 1850s. Indeed got a growing list around this time of those put in both #Newbury and #Thatcham stocks and a few in #Greenham and #Donnington and #Speenhamland.

  3. Looking at the Belfast Telegraph 15 June 1872 via @BNArchive and it rightly has Mark Tuck (nickbits.co.uk/blog/2022/03/be) of #Newbury placed in the stocks. It says stocks not used for 26 years. Article even then was wrong. Got several uses in the late 1840s and 1850s. Indeed got a growing list around this time of those put in both #Newbury and #Thatcham stocks and a few in #Greenham and #Donnington and #Speenhamland.

  4. #OnThisDay, 1 April 1983, around 200 women dressed as teddy bears or Easter bunnies break into the Greenham Common airbase in the UK to stage a protest picnic against nuclear warfare. Greenham was due to house US nuclear missiles

    A further 40,000 protestors, men and women, form a human chain linking #Greenham to #Aldermaston and Burghfield.

    Women had established the peace camps at Greenham in 1981.

    #WomenInHistory #OTD #History #WomensHistory #BritishHistory #PeaceProtests #Histodons

  5. , 1 April 1983, around 200 women dressed as teddy bears or Easter bunnies break into the Greenham Common airbase in the UK to stage a protest picnic against nuclear warfare. Greenham was due to house US nuclear missiles

    A further 40,000 protestors, men and women, form a human chain linking to and Burghfield.

    Women had established the peace camps at Greenham in 1981.

  6. #OnThisDay, 1 April 1983, around 200 women dressed as teddy bears or Easter bunnies break into the Greenham Common airbase in the UK to stage a protest picnic against nuclear warfare. Greenham was due to house US nuclear missiles

    A further 40,000 protestors, men and women, form a human chain linking #Greenham to #Aldermaston and Burghfield.

    Women had established the peace camps at Greenham in 1981.

    #WomenInHistory #OTD #History #WomensHistory #BritishHistory #PeaceProtests #Histodons

  7. #OnThisDay, 1 April 1983, around 200 women dressed as teddy bears or Easter bunnies break into the Greenham Common airbase in the UK to stage a protest picnic against nuclear warfare. Greenham was due to house US nuclear missiles

    A further 40,000 protestors, men and women, form a human chain linking #Greenham to #Aldermaston and Burghfield.

    Women had established the peace camps at Greenham in 1981.

    #WomenInHistory #OTD #History #WomensHistory #BritishHistory #PeaceProtests #Histodons

  8. #OnThisDay, 1 April 1983, around 200 women dressed as teddy bears or Easter bunnies break into the Greenham Common airbase in the UK to stage a protest picnic against nuclear warfare. Greenham was due to house US nuclear missiles

    A further 40,000 protestors, men and women, form a human chain linking #Greenham to #Aldermaston and Burghfield.

    Women had established the peace camps at Greenham in 1981.

    #WomenInHistory #OTD #History #WomensHistory #BritishHistory #PeaceProtests #Histodons