This article is about Davis Butchers shop with a focus on my great-great-grandfather, Harry Buckley.
My grandfather, Hedley Lawrence, received the "The Peace Day Medal" at 9 years old from the mayor John Henry Staddon; an honour that he preserved and valued until he became the next mayor in 1954.
The Jewish community in Luton knew significant transformation during the years. Counting five families in the early 1900s, increased to more than two hundred members in the 50s, for reducing again by the end of the century.Many thanks to Chris Grabham for the provision of high-resolution images.
Ken Cooper was one of Luton's most eminent historians of the modern era. He was not only a meticulous researcher but a popular author, speaker, ambassador for the town and above all a dedicated family man.
Mr BP Shah came to this country with just £20.00 in his pocket yet built a thriving accountancy business and is making a significant impact upon the town. The article offers memories on the formative years of the Asian community in Bury Park.
When my two Lutonian oncles, George and Harry, grew up in a large family, their different personalities led to personal conflicts, culminating during the Peace Day Riots.