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Maurice

Maurice Report 5 Nov 2010 15:56

Answering my own question - others may find this useful if not known - Have just found the BBC History web site, which contains "British Timeline" and "Family History", both of which give basic details which can then be expanded if wished.
Thanks again for your replies
Maurice

Jooleh

Jooleh Report 5 Nov 2010 23:26

I have found this document fascinating reading:


A Chronology of State Medicine,. Public Health, Welfare and Related Services in Britain 1066 – 1999

Just dip in and take a look - it's actually easy reading because it's broken down by date.

Julie

oops forgot to say it's on line - just google the first 5 words!