Smoke Signals 91 through 100 - December 2020 to January 2024.
All Smoke Signals produced by Julie Sharpe & Matt Youngs.


  • Edition 91, December 2020
    • Christmas message, Charlton Kings railway station and the Devil's Chimney!
  • Edition 92, April 2021
    • ​Some thoughts from Sue on emerging carefully from latest Covid restrictions, a piece from Eric on the printmaker George Rowe, a piece from Eric on the long abandoned plans for a 'southern bypass' through Leckhampton and a note from Sarah on some 'little Devils' from Amy.
  • ​Edition 93, September 2021
    • ​​A story from Paul on the family history of two founding families in Leckhampton - the Hawkers & the Phipps, a note from Sue on possible options for how we take forward our meeting once we are able to gather and a note from Amy on plans to create a 'soundscape' for Leckhampton.
  • ​Edition 94, December 2021
    • Some strange discoveries in the churchyard, American connections and planting for the future in Dog Kennel Wood.
  • Edition 95, April 2022
    • ​​Searching for medieval Leckhampton, an abundance of Jubilees and more tree planting!
  • Edition 96, September 2022
    •  The programme of talks for 2022-23, a review of the society's archives, some long-lost relative return and Forest of Dean LHS return the favour and host LLHS members for a tour of Mitcheldean.
  • Edition 97, December 2022
    • Remembering Queen Elizabeth, a book review by David Elder, an insight into prehistoric Leckhampton and Sarah McGowan unearths more treasures around the Old Rectory.
  • Edition 98, May 2023
    • ​​Celebrating the Coronation, uncovering a scrapbook in the Bendall Archive, the Dowty Group remembered, VC memorials restored, Delancey remembered and some serious archaeology in Leckhampton's fields. 
  • ​Edition 99, September 2023
    • ​A message from our new Chair, a letter from the Red Cross Hospital, an update on the archaeological survey and a link to Sir Francis Drake!
  • ​Edition 100, January 2024
    • ​Commemorating 100 issues of Smoke Signal, a Christmas quiz and some more interesting historical finds by Sarah McGowan from her garden.