Tunbridge Wells CHE Group - Revision history

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Ross Burgess at 17:36, 3 August 2015

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	'''Tunbridge Wells CHE Group''' was a local group of the [[Campaign for Homosexual Equality]], based in Royal Tunbridge Wells, Kent. It was founded in 1972 by [[Ross Burgess]] who had moved to the area and wanted to get to know other gay people locally. It undertook campaigning activities and organised discos and other social events. It was referred to in national CHE records as "West Kent CHE Group".<ref>''[[Amiable Warriors]]'' Volume One, page 575.</ref>		'''Tunbridge Wells CHE Group''' was a local group of the [[Campaign for Homosexual Equality]], based in [[Royal Tunbridge Wells]], Kent. It was founded in 1972 by [[Ross Burgess]] who had moved to the area and wanted to get to know other gay people locally. It undertook campaigning activities and organised discos and other social events. At the time of its founding it was referred to in national CHE records as "West Kent CHE Group".<ref>''[[Amiable Warriors]]'' Volume One, page 575.</ref>

	The group came to prominence in 1974 when CHE applied to Tunbridge Wells Council to hold a concert by the noted pianist and CHE supporter [[Peter Katin]] in aid of CHE funds, and the Council refused to allow the use of the Assembly Rooms for the concert. In 1975 the late [[Jim Edgell]], subsequently a member of the CHE National Executive, took over as convenor.		The group came to prominence in 1974 when CHE applied to Tunbridge Wells Council to hold a concert by the noted pianist and CHE supporter [[Peter Katin]] in aid of CHE funds, and the Council refused to allow the use of the Assembly Rooms for the concert. In 1975 the late [[Jim Edgell]], subsequently a member of the CHE National Executive, took over as convenor.

Ross Burgess at 17:35, 3 August 2015

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	'''Tunbridge Wells CHE Group''' was a local group of the [[Campaign for Homosexual Equality]], based in Royal Tunbridge Wells, Kent. It was founded in 1972 by [[Ross Burgess]] who had moved to the area and wanted to get to know other gay people locally. It undertook campaigning activities and organised discos and other social events.		'''Tunbridge Wells CHE Group''' was a local group of the [[Campaign for Homosexual Equality]], based in Royal Tunbridge Wells, Kent. It was founded in 1972 by [[Ross Burgess]] who had moved to the area and wanted to get to know other gay people locally. It undertook campaigning activities and organised discos and other social events. It was referred to in national CHE records as "West Kent CHE Group".<ref>''[[Amiable Warriors]]'' Volume One, page 575.</ref>

	The group came to prominence in 1974 when CHE applied to Tunbridge Wells Council to hold a concert by the noted pianist and CHE supporter [[Peter Katin]] in aid of CHE funds, and the Council refused to allow the use of the Assembly Rooms for the concert. In 1975 the late [[Jim Edgell]], subsequently a member of the CHE National Executive, took over as convenor.		The group came to prominence in 1974 when CHE applied to Tunbridge Wells Council to hold a concert by the noted pianist and CHE supporter [[Peter Katin]] in aid of CHE funds, and the Council refused to allow the use of the Assembly Rooms for the concert. In 1975 the late [[Jim Edgell]], subsequently a member of the CHE National Executive, took over as convenor.

	When CHE decided to separate itself from its local groups, the group was renamed [[TWIGG]] (Tunbridge Wells Independent Gay Group).		When CHE decided to separate itself from its local groups, the group was renamed [[TWIGG]] (Tunbridge Wells Independent Gay Group).

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Ross Burgess at 11:08, 2 February 2014

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Ross Burgess at 12:29, 17 October 2013

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	When CHE decided to separate itself from its local groups, the group was renamed [[TWIGG]] (Tunbridge Wells Independent Gay Group).		When CHE decided to separate itself from its local groups, the group was renamed [[TWIGG]] (Tunbridge Wells Independent Gay Group).

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Ross Burgess at 19:20, 1 December 2012

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	'''Tunbridge Wells CHE Group''' was a local group of the [[Campaign for Homosexual Equality]], based in Royal Tunbridge Wells, Kent. It was founded in 1972 by [[Ross Burgess]] who had moved to the area and wanted to get to know other gay people locally. It undertook campaigning activities and organised discos and other social events.		'''Tunbridge Wells CHE Group''' was a local group of the [[Campaign for Homosexual Equality]], based in Royal Tunbridge Wells, Kent. It was founded in 1972 by [[Ross Burgess]] who had moved to the area and wanted to get to know other gay people locally. It undertook campaigning activities and organised discos and other social events.

	The group came to prominence when CHE applied to Tunbridge Wells Council to hold a concert by the noted pianist and CHE supporter [[Peter Katin]] in aid of CHE funds, and the Council refused to allow the use of the Assembly Rooms for the concert. In 1975 the late [[Jim Edgell]], subsequently a member of the CHE National Executive, took over as convenor.		The group came to prominence in 1974 when CHE applied to Tunbridge Wells Council to hold a concert by the noted pianist and CHE supporter [[Peter Katin]] in aid of CHE funds, and the Council refused to allow the use of the Assembly Rooms for the concert. In 1975 the late [[Jim Edgell]], subsequently a member of the CHE National Executive, took over as convenor.

	When CHE decided to separate itself from its local groups, the group was renamed [[TWIGG]] (Tunbridge Wells Independent Gay Group).		When CHE decided to separate itself from its local groups, the group was renamed [[TWIGG]] (Tunbridge Wells Independent Gay Group).

Ross Burgess at 17:07, 17 October 2011

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	'''Tunbridge Wells CHE Group''' was a local group of the [[Campaign for Homosexual Equality]], based in Royal Tunbridge Wells, Kent. It was founded by [[Ross Burgess]] who had moved to the area and wanted to get to know other gay people locally. It undertook campaigning activities and organised discos and other social events.		'''Tunbridge Wells CHE Group''' was a local group of the [[Campaign for Homosexual Equality]], based in Royal Tunbridge Wells, Kent. It was founded in 1972 by [[Ross Burgess]] who had moved to the area and wanted to get to know other gay people locally. It undertook campaigning activities and organised discos and other social events.

	The group came to prominence when CHE applied to Tunbridge Wells Council to hold a concert by the noted pianist and CHE supporter [[Peter Katin]] in aid of CHE funds, and the Council refused to allow the use of the Assembly Rooms for the concert. ~~Following Ross Burgess,~~ the late [[Jim Edgell]], subsequently a member of the CHE National Executive, took over as convenor.		The group came to prominence when CHE applied to Tunbridge Wells Council to hold a concert by the noted pianist and CHE supporter [[Peter Katin]] in aid of CHE funds, and the Council refused to allow the use of the Assembly Rooms for the concert. In 1975 the late [[Jim Edgell]], subsequently a member of the CHE National Executive, took over as convenor.

	When CHE decided to separate itself from its local groups, the group was renamed [[TWIGG]] (Tunbridge Wells Independent Gay Group).		When CHE decided to separate itself from its local groups, the group was renamed [[TWIGG]] (Tunbridge Wells Independent Gay Group).

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LGBT-HP at 20:38, 5 July 2011

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	The group came to prominence when CHE applied to Tunbridge Wells Council to hold a concert by the noted pianist and CHE supporter [[Peter Katin]] in aid of CHE funds, and the Council refused to allow the use of the Assembly Rooms for the concert. Following Ross Burgess, the late [[Jim Edgell]], subsequently a member of the CHE National Executive, took over as convenor.		The group came to prominence when CHE applied to Tunbridge Wells Council to hold a concert by the noted pianist and CHE supporter [[Peter Katin]] in aid of CHE funds, and the Council refused to allow the use of the Assembly Rooms for the concert. Following Ross Burgess, the late [[Jim Edgell]], subsequently a member of the CHE National Executive, took over as convenor.

	When CHE decided to separate itself from its local groups, the group was renamed TWIGG (Tunbridge Wells Independent Gay Group).		When CHE decided to separate itself from its local groups, the group was renamed [[TWIGG]] (Tunbridge Wells Independent Gay Group).

	[[Category: Former CHE groups]]		[[Category: Former CHE groups]]

Ross Burgess: Created article, moving text from "Tunbridge Wells CHE group"

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Created article, moving text from "Tunbridge Wells CHE group"

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'''Tunbridge Wells CHE Group''' was a local group of the [[Campaign for Homosexual Equality]], based in Royal Tunbridge Wells, Kent. It was founded by [[Ross Burgess]] who had moved to the area and wanted to get to know other gay people locally. It undertook campaigning activities and organised discos and other social events.

The group came to prominence when CHE applied to Tunbridge Wells Council to hold a concert by the noted pianist and CHE supporter [[Peter Katin]] in aid of CHE funds, and the Council refused to allow the use of the Assembly Rooms for the concert. Following Ross Burgess, the late [[Jim Edgell]], subsequently a member of the CHE National Executive, took over as convenor.

When CHE decided to separate itself from its local groups, the group was renamed TWIGG (Tunbridge Wells Independent Gay Group).

[[Category: Former CHE groups]]