Alan Ball Local History Awards

Awards

2018

• , by Graham Carter, Swindon Heritage, Local Studies.
• , Poole Museum.
• , Bristol Bristol Old Vic Heritage, Amy Spreadbury.

  2017

• Miss Weeton, Governess and Traveller, ed Alan Roby; Wigan Archives.

• 2015

• West Sussex Remembering 1914-18, eds. Martin Hayes and Emma White; West Sussex County Council.
• , Buxton Museum.
• , Milford Street Bridge Project, St Edmunds Community Association.

  2010

• East Lothian Council, East Lothian 1945–2000, Sonia Baker
• Epping Forest District Council, The Life and Art of Octavius Dixie Deacon, Chris Pond and Richard Morris
• Nottinghamshire County Council, These Uncertaine Tymes: Newark and the Civilian Experience of the Civil Wars 1640–1660, Stuart Jennings

  2007

• , Bedfordshire County Council, Stuart Antrobus
• The Somerset Wetlands: An Ever Changing Environment, Somerset Books, Pat Hill-Cottingham, Derek Briggs, Richard Brunning, Andy King, Graham Rix

  2006

• , Norfolk County Council
• Viewing the Lifeless Body, A Coroner and his inquests held in Nottinghamshire Public Houses during the Nineteenth Century, 1828–1866, Nottinghamshire County Council, Bernard Heathcote.

  2005

• Beyond the Grave: Exploring Newcastle's Burial Grounds, Newcastle City Council, Alan Morgan

  2004

• ', Highland Council, Interactive Bureau
• Steam And Speed: Railways Of Tyne And Wear, Newcastle upon Tyne City Council, Andy Guy
• The Shadow of the Gallows: Crime and Punishment on Tyneside in the Eighteenth Century, Newcastle Libraries & Information Service, Barry Redfern
• ', Nottinghamshire County Council, Nottingham City Council, Derbyshire County Council and Derby City Council

  2003

• Kinder Scout: Portrait of a Mountain, Roly Smith

  1999

• Southwark: An Illustrated History, London Borough of Southwark, Leonard Reilly
• City of Westminster
• Leading the way: a history of Lancashire's roads, Lancashire County Council, Alan Crosby

  1998

• City of Newcastle upon Tyne, Richard Caddel and Anthony Flowers
• Guardian of the Trent: The Story of Newark Castle, Nottinghamshire County Council, Pamela Marshall and John Samuels
• Stockport: a History, Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council, Peter Arrowsmith

  1997

• City of Sunderland, Terry Deary
• The History of Croxley Green Through Its Street Names, Croxley Green Parish Council, Shirley Greenman
• The Lancashire cotton industry : a history since 1700, Lancashire County Council, Mary B Rose

  1996

• Birmingham City Council, Richard Albutt, Martin Flynn, Philippa Bassett, Jackie Inman
• Lancashire County Council, Michael Winstanley
• William Morris at Merton, London Borough of Merton, David Saxby

  1994

• Essex Gold: Fortunes of the Essex Oysterman, Essex County Council Hervey Benham
• Durham County Council Patricia R. Andrew
• Merton Priory, London Borough of Merton Penny Bruce and Simon Mason
• Clydebank District Council Ian Johnston
• Shropshire From the Air: Man and The Landscape, Shropshire County Council Michael Watson and Chris Musson

  1993

• Isle of Wight County Council
• Lancashire County Council, Jim Walker
• City of Newcastle upon Tyne, M Barke and RJ Buswell
• The Wakes of Northamptonshire: A Family History, Northamptonshire County Council, Peter Gordon
• Huddersfield: A Most Handsome Town, Kirklees Metropolitan Borough Council, EA Hilary Haigh

  1992

• London Borough of Sutton
• Cinemas of Newcastle upon Tyne, Newcastle upon Tyne City Libraries and Arts, Frank Manders
• Tameside 1066–1700, Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council, Michael Nevell

  1991

• Suffolk County Council, Rachel Lawrence
• Old Runcorn, Halton Borough Council, H F Starkey
• Northamptonshire County Council, David Blagrove
• Gateshead Metropolitan District Council, G. Bennett et al.

  1989

• Author: Eileen M. Bowlt, Hillingdon Libraries
• Book production: Somerset County Library, Keen

  1988

• Patrick Dillon & Wiltshire County Library

  1987

• Author: Helen & Richard Leacroft
• Book production: Cambridgeshire Libraries, Storey

  1986

• Author: Eleanor & Rex C. Russell
• Book production: Northamptonshire Libraries, Rowland Holloway