
We are a group of ladies who meet in the small village of Bicton, just outside Shrewsbury in Shropshire. We meet on the first Wednesday of each month at 7.30pm in Bicton Village Hall. (See our 'Contact' page for directions to Bicton Village Hall.)
Bicton & Oxon WI was founded in December, 1924 and we enjoyed our centenary celebrations in 2024. Our Centenary Blog tells you all about our centenary year activities, as well as our history through our archives.
We have and are involved in a wide range of activities – have a look below:
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Nurses in the Great War (1914–1918) played a vital, dangerous role, caring for millions of wounded soldiers across field hospitals, casualty clearing stations, and hospital ships. Professional nurses (QAIMNS) and volunteers (VADs) operated under high stress, often close to the front lines, treating severe gangrenous wounds, shrapnel injuries, and contagious diseases while enduring air raids and intense conditions. (Source: British Red Cross)
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