Community Christmas Quiz
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Unveiling of a Memorial Plaque Celebrating Susan Casey
On Sunday 2nd November at the Isleworth War Memorial a memorial plaque celebrating Susan Casey, former Chair of The Isleworth Society was unveiled.
The occasion acknowledged Sue’s lasting contribution to Isleworth and was attended by representatives of Hounslow Council, local MP Ruth Cadbury and members of Sue’s family.
Sue also led the Isleworth 390 Project which commemorates the life of every WW1 serviceman named on the Isleworth War Memorial. This research effort culminated in a beautiful book and moving Remembrance event involving local schools and hundreds of residents. You can learn more about the 390 Project here. Sue was also instrumental in a 2022 refurbishment of the War Memorial, see history of the Memorial here
Dave Fairweather opening proceedings
Ruth Cadbury speaking about Sue's contribution to the community
Sue's brother
Sue's sister unveiling the memorial
The memorial
Most of the TIS committee with the Mayor, Councillor John Stroud-Turp, Sue's sister Anne and Ruth Cadbury
TIS Membership Update
Following the July paper Newsletter and September Digi-Newsletter we have updated Members contact details.
Thank-you to Members who have made subscription payments. Reminder if you have not yet returned your membership form, your continued support helps TIS conserve and celebrate Isleworth local heritage and run events for our local community. The membership form is available on our website here.
Around Isleworth
Isleworth stretches from Cole Park Allotments in the west, north to Osterley and to Syon Park in the east, including Ivybridge, Worton, the Woodlands, Spring Grove, St John’s Road and Old Isleworth; it also shares three rivers (The Crane, Duke of Northumberland’s and Thames) as well as sections of the London, Great West, Richmond and Twickenham roads. Enjoy the virtual photo tour of some of its special places
Cole Park Allotments
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