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Bury St Edmunds Branch ACCESSIONS 1 APRIL 2004 – 31 DECEMBER 2006 BURY ST EDMUNDS BRANCH OFFICIAL Newmarket Urban District Council: general ledgers 1958-1966 (EF506) West Suffolk Constabulary: charge books: Brandon charge book 1884-1890, Mildenhall charge books 1890-1952, Melford charge books 1896-1933, unidentified charge books 1872-1955; Section books: Newmarket Division - Mildenhall Section 1932-1942, Boxford Division – Melford Section 1932-1942; Beat books: Boxford station 1948-1966, Bures St Mary station 1953-1967, Cockfield station 1940s-1960s, Shimpling station 1951-1962, Great Waldingfield 1960-1968, Walsham le Willows station 1947-1966, West Row station 1941-1964; Photographs of police tug-of-war teams c1907-1912, two female police officers on Angel Hill, Bury St Edmunds; Various general force papers, 1899-1970; Divisional/sectional papers for Hadleigh, Long Melford, Mildenhall, Boxford, Sudbury, Lackford: 1884-1972; Papers of individual police officers: Major C V Hume 1902, Major Montague Berthon Burnard 1902, PC Sydney W Hammond c1910, Sgt A H Cole c1911, F E Smith 1913-1914, Special Constable Francis Walter Fleet 1939, Harold Roberts, 1941- 1955, Special Constables Steed and Numm nd, PC Andrews 1962-1963 (ED500) LOCAL PUBLIC West Suffolk Community Health Council: minutes of meetings and AGMs 1996-2003; annual reports 1994-2003; correspondence and reports re Core Overview Group 2002- 2003; files of correspondence, minutes, agendas, reports on visits and general papers re: Acute Group West Suffolk Hospital Patients Forum 2000-2002, Community and Mental Health Group 2000-2003, Primary Care Trust Pilot Patients Forum 2001-2003, West Suffolk Hospital Trust Pilot Patients Forum 2002-2003, West Suffolk Hospital and Primary Care Trust Joint Pilot Patients Forum 2003; miscellaneous correspondence 2003 (ID509) SCHOOLS Barningham School: managers' minutes 1949-1979 (HD1379) Bury St Edmunds, County School: report book for Norah Eileen Tomkins 1922 (HD2771) Bury St Edmunds, Guildhall Feoffment CP School: photograph albums of school activities 2001-2003; photograph of the re-dedication of the war memorial on Angel Hill, Bury St Edmunds on 11 July 1999 (ADB550) Bury St Edmunds, King Edward VI School: newsletters, programmes, photographs, correspondence and papers 1972-2004 (ADB735) Bury St Edmunds, King Edward VI Grammar School: photographs, papers and printed ephemera 1885-1971 (GD502) Elveden VAP School: log book, 1925-1986 (ADB557) Lawshall CEVC School: log books, 1955-2001 (ADB565) Monks Eleigh National School: admissions register 1869-1902 (ADB734) Newmarket Grammar School: photocopies of admission registers 1945-1972; lists of leavers 1952-1961 (P950) Risby CEVCP School: information for Parents booklets 2000-2004; policies, 1996-2003; School development/improvement plans, 1991/2-2002/3; Annual reports 1991-2001; School brochure, 2002-2003; Head's reports to the Governors, 1990-2003; log book, 1999- 2001 (ADB524) Risby School Governors' Papers: minutes of governors' meetings, including headteacher's reports, financial reports, school budgets, school and county policies, development plans Nov 1999-July 2003; file of correspondence 2000-2003; folder produced by Suffolk County Council for new school governors 1999 (HD2740) Sudbury Grammar School: school badge, school colours and letter re the cost of the badge and colours 1952 (ADB705) Sudbury Association of Voluntary Schools: minutes 1897-1951; accounts 1903-1954 (FAB500) Tuddenham St Mary VCP School: log book 1980-1988 (ADB539) West Suffolk Education Authority: minutes of Governors' meetings 1970s-2000 (ADB564) Woolpit C P School: admissions register, 1893-1992 CLOSED UNTIL 2023; Log book, 1986-1999 CLOSED UNTIL 2030 (ADB522) CIVIL PARISH Bradfield St George: minutes 1967-2003; account book, 1958-1999 (EG591) Boxford: minutes 1976-2001 (EG720) Bures Joint Burial Board: deeds of Bures cemetery 1871-1979, rough minutes 1894- 1923, minutes 1901-1966 (EG707) Chelsworth: papers re finance 1896-1955, charities 1957-1963, bridges and footpaths 1962-1986, trees 1958-1975, general Parish Meeting business 1908-1979 (EG553) Clare: Burial Board records 1889-1973; cemetery plan [20th cent] clerk's correspondence 1897-1903; Clare Maltings accounts 1959-1961; minutes 1977- 1998 (EG555) Drinkstone: minutes 1895-1968, declarations of acceptance of office by parish councillors1895-1989 (EG534) Eriswell: minutes 1996-2002 with minutes of Poors' Estate Charity 1996- 2001 in the back (EG528) Hinderclay: minutes 1979-1998 (EG599) Horringer-cum-Ickworth: minutes and AGM minutes 1983-2000 (EG560) Lakenheath: minutes 1933-1998; annual parish meeting book 1921-1989; declarations of acceptance of office 1961-2001; financial records 1979-1997 details of burials, 1979-1995; applications for erection of memorials, 1984-1995 (EG588) Lawshall: minutes 1991-2001; reports for AGMs 1997-2001; correspondence re footway, Boggis Farm, burial ground, village pond and sign 1992-2003 papers re electoral review, 2000-2001; correspondence re village green, playground, road and footpaths 2000-2005; draft budget and audit papers, 1998-2002 (EG573) Lidgate: minutes 1941-1985 (EG717) Moulton: minutes 1894-1998; declarations of acceptance of office 1946-2001 (EG587) Ousden: minutes 1972-1999, annual parish meeting minutes 1985-1998, village hall and playing field schemes 1965-1983 (EG590) Rattlesden: Village Design Statement 2006 (EG706) Stanton: minutes 1993-2002; financial records 1976-1999; recreation ground committee minutes1984-2002, account record book 1984-1997; planning committee minutes1991- 1994 (EG549) Whepstead: minutes 1894 – 2004; financial records 1935-1979; Parish Councillors' declarations of acceptance of office 1894-1979 (EG516) Wickhambrook: minutes 1991- 2004; minutes of annual parish meetings 1894-1999; receipts and payments 1938-1994; annual returns and auditors' reports, 2001/2002- 2004/2005; Petty cash book, 1905-1957; register of burials 1892- 1975; register of purchased graves 1895- 1951; accounts of burials fees 1892- 1957; register of payments for interments 1946-1954; details of interments 1981-1998; deeds and papers re land at Meeting Green for cemetery extension 1958 (EG519) ANGLICAN Clare Rural Deanery: Synod minutes 1984-1991; Standing Committee minutes 1981- 1993 (FH509) Diocese of St Edmundsbury and Ipswich: Diocesan Board of finance minutes 1914- 1928; Minutes of the finance and general purpose committee of Board of Finance 1915- 1920 and general purpose committee of the Diocesan Conference 1915-1956; financial records 1949-1987; “Aided Schools” papers re 1958-1981; "Closed School Schemes" financial records 1950-1991 "Suffolk Clergy Charity" minutes 1922-1988 and financial records 1925-1987; Charity Commission scheme and related correspondence 1992; financial records including: general cash receipt and payments analysis books 1939-1968; wages books 1956-1980; Suffolk Churches Capital Fund accounts 1956-1984; School Houses account, 1956-1969; Chancel accounts 1940-1988; Diocesan Club / Church Institute, Ipswich subscription records 1919-1974; Bishop Brook testimonial fund accounts, 1953 and Westminster Abbey appeal income accounts 1953; Parochial Quotas 1935- 1983; Register of Trusts, Nos.
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