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Proceedings: Volume 1 (Published Autumn 1992)

• Two houses in Penns Lane, by Jim May (19th c.) View ...
• Eight views of Boldmere: Illustrations for a history of Boldmere, by Ken Williams (18/19th c.)
• Early Enclosure movements in Sutton Coldfield, by Janet Lillywhite (18th/19th c.)
• Captain Walter Peyton and his voyages, by A.F. Fentiman (17th c.)
• The Royal Oak, by K.M. Kendall (19th c.)
• Sutton Coldfield Rectory Tithes, by Norman G. Evans (17th – 19th c.)
• Little Sutton in 1569, by Roger Lea
• Probate Records of the Early Seventeenth Century, by Gene Hetherington
• Minutes of the Park Estates and Building Committee 1880-94, by Betty May
• Walmley Schools: Warden and Society Minutes 1822-29, by Robert Pritchard

Proceedings: Volume 2 (Published Summer 1993)

• Marchmount House (Wylde Green), by Alan Howells (19^th c.)
• Vesey Cottage at St Peter’s, Maney, by A.F. Fentiman (16^th - 19^th c.)
• The Mount, Reddicap Hill, Sutton Coldfield, by Janet Jordan (20^th c.)
• The Adventures of a Novice in the Local History Wonderland, by Betty May (re An old cottage  in Boldmere 19^thc.)
• The Hayward Family, by Keith Jordan (19^th c.)
• The “Old Sun” Public House, by Kate Kendall (17^th – 20^th c.)
• Sutton Coldfield Churchyard; the old Boundaries,  by Norman G. Evans (15^th c. onwards)
• Geoffrey de Warmelegh, by Robert Pritchard (13^th c.)
• Sutton Coldfield Fire Brigade, by Fred Waite (19^th c.)
• The Adderley Family of Hams Hall, by Ethel M. Pritchard (16^th/17^th c.)
• Maney Windmill, by Ken Williams (14^th c.)

Proceedings: Volume 3 (Published Spring 1994)

• Henry Brindley, Hairdresser, by Mike Hinson (19^th c)
• Charles Adams and Reddicap Hill, by Janet Jordan (19^th c.)
• The Butler Family, 1891-1927, by Keith Jordan
• The Railway Line through Sutton Park, by David Bramham (19^th c.)
• Offences in the Park, by Betty May (19^th/20^th c.)
• That Hideous Terrace, by Roger Lea (re Lower Parade Area – 19^th c.)
• Behind the Parade, by Janet Lillywhite (The Development of Victoria Road, Newhall Street, Queen Street and Holland Street – 19^th c.)
• The Gibbons and Sacheverells at New Hall, by Albert Fentiman (15^th – 18^th c)
• A Look at Falcon Lodge, by Marian Baxter (19^th/20^th c.)

Proceedings: Volume 4 (Published Spring 1997)

• Discovering Holbeche, by Janet Jordan (19^th c.)
• The Relief of Sutton’s Poor, by Mike Hinson (15^th – 19^th c.)
• History of Gas in Sutton Coldfield by Alan Howells (19^th c.)
• Notes on the Fee Farm Rent by A.F. Fentiman (16^th c – 19^th c.)
• Canwell in the 18^th and 19^th Centuries by Michael Vowles
• A 17^th Century Sutton Coldfield Glossary, by Gene Hetherington and Jim May
• War-Time Sutton – extracts from the Diaries of Gwilym O. Griffith, by Gwenda Pick

Proceedings: Volume 5 (Published Autumn 1999)

• The Relief of Sutton’s Poor, Part II, by Mike Hinson (19^th c.)
• A Petition of 1683, by Jim May and Roger Lea
• The Aylesford Collection by Albert Fentiman
• Fifteenth Century Sutton from the Bailiff’s Accounts by Anne-Marie Powell and Roger Lea

Proceedings: Volume 6 (Published Autumn 2001)

• Sutton’s Famous Organist by Norman Granville Evans (re: Dr John Alcock – 18^th c.)
• Walmley Ash Lane, by Barbara Webb (19^th c.)
• Racecourses in Sutton Park, by Mike Hinson (19^th c.)
• Tudor Road – an early history, by Richard Morris (19^th/20^th c.)
• Application for a Blue Plaque for Lieutenant Colonel Richard Holbeche, by Janet Jordan (19^th c.)
• Wylde Green Farm, by Alan Howells (18^th – 20^th c.)
• Sutton Coldfield in 1416 – a thriving town? by Roger Lea

Proceedings: Volume 7 (Published Summer 2004)

• Kersey and other cloths woven in Sutton Coldfield, by Albert Fentiman, (16^th – 19^th c.)
• Village Greens in Sutton Coldfield, by Roger Lea (prior to Enclosure)
• The Last Surviving Tollhouse in Birmingham, by Roy Billingham (18^th/19^thc.)
• Richard Holbeche – Letters from India, by Janet Jordan (19^th c.)
• Great Grandad’s Army – the Loss of the Rifle Range, by Mike Hinson (19^th c.)
• Electricity comes to Sutton Coldfield, 1901, by Alan Howells

Proceedings: Volume 8 (Published Autumn 2007)

• The History of Reddicap Heath, by Janet Jordan (Bronze Age to 21^st c.)

Proceedings: Volume 9 Full Colour Edition (Published Spring 2009)

• A Bit of a Gamble, by Janet Jordan (19^th c.)
• Great Grandad’s Army–2: Home by Christmas by Mike Hinson (19^th – 20^th c.)
• The Background to the Sacheverel Riots of 1714 and 1715 in Birmingham and the Sutton Coldfield Connection, by Roy Billingham (18^th c.)
• The Whorwoods, by Jim Whorwood (16^th c. to date)
• The Cottage at 144 Birmingham Road, Wylde Green, by Alan Howells (18^th c)
• Historic Building Features at 1 High Street, by Roger Lea (17^th to 20^th c.)
• Sutton in the Civil War, by Roger Lea (17^th c.)

Proceedings: Volume 10 (Published Autumn 2012)

• Wylde Green House, by Alan Howells (17^th c. - 20^thc.)
• Late nineteenth century military archaeology in Sutton Park's Longmoor Valley, by Roy Billingham
• Great Grandad's Army - 3 - Pals in the Park, by Mike Hinson (WWI)
• Eco-warriors invade the Sutton Coldfield Area, by Keith Jordan (1980 - 1998)
• Midland Red omnibuses in the Borough, by Roy Billingham (1913 to early 1920s)
• Sutton Coldfield Railway Embankment in the 1860s, by Janet Jordan
• The Poplars, 204 Birmingham Road, by Alan Howells (19^th c. - present day)
• Building History at 30 High Street, by R. Lea and A. Howells (18^th c. - present day)
• Sutton Park's  Heathland Archaeology, by Roy Billingham

Proceedings: Volume 11 (Published Summer 2013)

• Dr George Bodington,  A Victorian physician ahead of his times, by Andrew MacFarlane (1799-1882)
• 'Chalford', Belwell Lane - A history of the house and its owners,  Chapter 1. - Edward Hill James & Family,  by Keith Jordan (1827-2009)

Proceedings: Volume 12 (Published Spring 2015)

• Housing Development in the Borough of Sutton Coldfield, as shown in the Annual Reports of the Medical Officer of Health, by Janet Lillywhite
• Slipper Baths, by Don McCollam
• 'Oakhurst' - the Changing Fortunes of a Family Home, by Christine Lea
• Sutton Park Archaeology: unraveling a Complex of Ground Disturbances, by Roy Billingham
• The First World War, 1914-18, by Alan Howells
• William Felton Senior and William Felton Junior, Schoolmasters of nineteenth century Sutton Coldfield, by Janet Jordan
• The Silent Films of 1923 shown at the Empress cinema, Sutton Coldfield, by Don McCollam
• The Roads through the Woods: historic routes in Sutton Park, by Mike Hodder
• Domestic Service in Anchorage Road, by Janet Lillywhite

Proceedings: Volume 13 (Published Spring 2017)

• 'Bridlemere', Maney Hill Road, by Janet Jordan
• Pools, ponds and watery landscapes in Sutton Coldfield, by Mike Hodder
• The comments of a 19th century cleric about Sutton Park and other local observations, by Roy Billingham
• The History of Sutton's Workhouse: 1737-1903, by Mike Hinson
• Midland Lodge, Sutton Park: A history of the building with details of its architecture, by Roy Billingham
• Hangings and Highwaymen (around Sutton Coldfield), by Janet Jordan
• Directory of the Parade, 1901, 1908 and 1911, by Don McCollam