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Some long standing fans will remember supporter Neil Bright, sadly I have been notified of his death.
Neil was a familiar face down the Hill for several years, often arriving directly from Southwark Local Studies Library after studying the impact of WW2 on London. He and Mishi sometimes arrived together, having met whilst Mishi researched Hamlet's history there. Neil co-authored at least one book, 'A walk through wartime London'. He was also generous sharing his military knowledge when I started researching DHFC during WW1.
Whilst Neil subsequently switched allegiance to Beckenham Town, he remained active in history matters until the end volunteering with CWGC and researching.
Condolences to his family and friends.
Neil was a familiar face down the Hill for several years, often arriving directly from Southwark Local Studies Library after studying the impact of WW2 on London. He and Mishi sometimes arrived together, having met whilst Mishi researched Hamlet's history there. Neil co-authored at least one book, 'A walk through wartime London'. He was also generous sharing his military knowledge when I started researching DHFC during WW1.
Whilst Neil subsequently switched allegiance to Beckenham Town, he remained active in history matters until the end volunteering with CWGC and researching.
Condolences to his family and friends.