Sources & links
BBC, England & Wales Population Up,
www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-18854073
Office for National Statistics, Snapshots from the Census
Years: The Population of England and Wales 1911-2001,
www.neighbourhood.statistics.gov.uk/HTMLDocs/dvc13/
Population estimates are based on data provided through
www.VisionofBritain.org.uk and use historical material
which is copyright of the Great Britain Historical GIS project
and the University of Portsmouth.
See: www.visionofbritain.org.uk/unit/10089864/cube/TOT_POP
Information about Brindley Village and the Katyn Memorial
from Cannock Chase Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty leaflet provided courtesy of the Museum of Cannock Chase, WLCT.
Anthony Hunt, A History of Hednesford and Surrounding
Villages (Mount Chase Press: 2005)
Cannock Advertiser, 1915. Information provided courtesy of
the Museum of Cannock Chase, WLCT.
Cannock Conduit Trust, Story of Cannock Town Centre
through the Ages (Cromwell Press: 2004)
C.J. and G.P. Whitehouse, A Town for Four Winters: Great War
Camps on Cannock Chase (1978, reprinted in 1987 and 1996.)
Eric Woolley, Around Cannock Chase on Old Picture Postcards,
Yesterday’s Staffordshire Series, No. 9 (1995)
‘The Great War Camps: Camps in their Context’, text from
Museum Board provided courtesy of the Museum of Cannock
Chase, WLCT.
John Higgins, The Cannock Chase and Chasewater Guide (n.d.)
June Pickerill, Coal Miners of Cannock Chase (Tempus, 2006)
K.J. Peden, A History of the Community of Cannock Chase (n.d.)
Mary E. Mills and Sherry Belcher, Around Cannock in Old
Photographs (Alan Sutton: 1989)
Professor Stephen Badsey, ‘Kitchener Needs You! – British
Propaganda and Recruiting at the Start of the First World
War’, Lecture at the Museum of Cannock Chase, February
2014.
Rugeley Remembered, Staffordshire County Council Education
Committee Local History Source Book (n.d.)
Sherry Belcher, Cannock Chase Past (Phillimore: 2001)
Special thanks to Julie Shires at the Museum of Cannock
Chase for supplying
