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Your memories and stories

We'd love to read your stories and memories.  You can add them here.

  • Doing the hokey pokey
    Doing the hokey pokey
    Keep up the good work and realise your dreams
  • We are all jugglers
    We are all jugglers
    Enjoy your juggling and aim high
South Asian Heritage Month
  • Afghanistan in 1880
  • Building a Railway in the Indian Jungle
  • Indian Family History Guide
  • Lord Lytton's Letter to the People of Cambridge
  • Proud to be Anglo Indian
  • Robert Lytton - the Viceroy from Knebworth House
  • Samosa in School
  • Sir Frederic Osborn and the Global Urban Planning Movement
  • The Martin Leake family and Ceylon
  • Treasures from the Deep
  • Your memories and stories
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