Stobs Camp workers recognised after recovery of 21 lost buildings

Friday, March 1st, 2019 - Written by JAKE COLTMAN

Volunteers, from left, back row: Helen Howden, Evelyn Jackson and Ian Lowes. Middle row: Brian Tait, Daniel Maguire and Wendy Tait Mayfield. Front row: Stobs Camp Project manager Dianne Swift, Dylan, Pauline and Roisin Hogarth, Jared Squirrell, Sandy Laing, Jim Walker and Andrew Jepson. Volunteers missing from picture: Susan Gray, Cameron Robson, Delsie Ritchie, Margot Laurie, Charlie Oliver and Ronnie Hodgins. PICTURE: ILF IMAGING

The work of volunteers on the Stobs Camp Project has been recognised nationally with the award of a certificate from the Home Front Legacy (HFL) Project, a venture which encourages community groups to record the remains of First World War sites across the UK.

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