'Forging Ahead': A history of the Black Country 1940 to the 1960s ...Middle East

Dr Simon Briercliffe is an honorary research fellow at the University of Birmingham’s Centre for Midland History. He is also a researcher for the Black Country Living Museum. He will be joining us at the Red House, Albrighton on Monday 2 June to give key insights from his study of the post War period in the Black Country.

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