The development of the parishes of Badsey and Aldington since 1807

This major village history project ran from 2005 to 2007. It was led by Maureen Spinks for the Badsey Society. Here we report on how the project was run and on its outcomes. We are grateful to our partner, the Worcestershire County Council Archaeology Service, to the Local Heritage Initiative and to the Heritage Lottery Fund and Nationwide Building Society for funding the project.

The Badsey Society is joint winner of a national archaeology award ... read the story 1  2  3  4  5  6  7  8  9  10  11  12 13  14  15  16  17  18  19  20  21 About the project Details of the project Overview Launch night How the maps were copied Local people who worked on the project End of project meeting About the Badsey Society The project in pictures	Some outcomes An historical description of every single road, street and lane in the parishes Overview of the development of the parishes A survey of bridges in the parishes Aerial photographs 2006 Our partners - the WCC Archaeology Service Worcestershire County Council Archaeology Service Tithe and Inclosure Maps project The role of the Worcestershire Historic Environment and Archaeology Service in the project Creating a digital tithe or enclosure map	The Aldington Enclosure 1807 - 1808 Images of the 1807 Aldington enclosure map Aldington Award schedules 1808 Digitised Aldington enclosure map from the WCC GIS website Aldington Act of Parliament 1807	The Badsey Enclosure 1812 - 1815 Images of the 1812 Badsey enclosure map Badsey Award schedules 1815 Digitised Badsey enclosure map from the WCC GIS website Additional notes on the Badsey map Badsey Act of Parliament 1812
The Badsey Society is grateful for a grant received from the Local Heritage Initiative in order to fund the project. The Local Heritage Initiative is a national grant scheme that helps local groups to investigate, explain and care for their local landscape, landmarks, traditions and culture. The Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) provides the grant but the scheme is a partnership, administered by the Countryside Agency with additional funding from Nationwide Building Society.