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Plans for the 375th Anniversary

The ECWS is proposing to carry out the following activities:
a.         Educational visits prior to the event to John Rankin School (the nearest), to Kennet/St Barts/Park House for Key Stage 3 presentations and also Falkland and St Nicholas Schools.
b.         A lecture to the Newbury Society (TBC).
c.         Participation in the activities to be planned by the West Berks Museum, Newbury before and over the weekend.
d.          A wreath laying ceremony at the Falkland Memorial (TBC).
e.         A Living History encampment adjacent to the battle site – over the weekend of the event (representing the townsfolk of Newbury in 1643).
f.         A parliamentarian artillery battery Military Living History on the edge of the battlefield (on the site where one was in 1643)
g.         A representative sermon by Laudian and Puritan re-enactment preachers in a local church, providing arrangements for this can be made.
h.         Drill displays and/or skill at arms displays by cavalry, infantry and artillery during the mornings of the event.
i.          The climax being a major battle re-enactment in the afternoons of the event on 23rd and 24th June 2018.

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