Addenbrooke’s Hospital, Cambridge ref1
Air Ministry 169 (see also War Office)
Alexandra, Princess of Wales ref1
Alfred, Lord Tennyson ref1
Allen, Prof. John ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
American cruise missiles ref1
Ames, Clemency ref1
Anderson, Rudolf ref1
Andreyev, Anatoly ref1, ref2, ref3
Anglo-Saxon farmsteads ref1
Arkhipov, Vasili ref1, ref2, ref3
Astaire, Fred ref1
Atomic Weapons Research Establishment – Archaeological Survey and Investigation ref1
Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5 (see also nuclear weapons)
A. V. Roe factory ref1
Avro Vulcan bombers ref1
Bacall, Lauren ref1
Bairsto, Lynne ref1
Balaclava, Battle of ref1
The Ballad of Reading Gaol (Wilde) ref1
Barfield, Julia ref1
Barnardo, Dr Thomas John ref1, ref2
Barton, Michael ref1, ref2, ref3
Bawdsey ref1
Bazalgette, Joseph ref1
Beatles ref1
at New Vic ref1
Bell, Mary ref1
Belvoir Castle ref1
Bennett, Alan ref1
Berriff, Paul ref1
Berry, Sir Anthony ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5
Berry, Mike ref1 passim
Berry, Sarah ref1
Bill Haley and His Comets ref1
Birch, Eugenius ref1
Bird, Graham ref1
Bismarck ref1
Blackadder ref1
Bletchley Park ref1
Blighty wound ref1
Bloody Sunday Inquiry ref1
Blue Danube, as bomb’s name ref1, ref2, ref3
Boardman, Michael ref1
bodysnatchers ref1
Bogart, Humphrey ref1
Bonner, Linda ref1
Bonner, Robert Jr (‘Bob’) ref1, ref2
Bonner, Robert Sr ref1
Booth, Charles ref1
Bradford:
bombing raid on ref1
in Industrial Revolution ref1
municipal buildings in ref1
New Vic in, see New Victoria Cinema, Bradford
Bradford Live ref1
Brady, Ian ref1
Brick Lane, London ref1
Brighton:
Chain Pier in ref1
dire state of public health in ref1
Grand Hotel in, see Grand Hotel, Brighton
large conference hall in ref1
Old Steine Gardens in ref1, ref2
Palace Pier in ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5
pictorial guide to ref1
and Punch and Judy shows ref1
railway system arrives in ref1, ref2
Regency houses in ref1
Saltdean Lido in ref1
West Pier in, see West Pier, Brighton
Brighton Pavilion ref1
Brighton Rock (Greene) ref1
Brighton sewerage system ref1, ref2, ref3
cost and construction of ref1
miles of ref1
Brighton Swimming Club ref1
British Airways ref1
Bromham, Wiltshire ref1
Bronson, Charles ref1
Bronze Age settlements ref1
Building Bridges for Peace ref1
Bulger, James ref1
bungaroush ref1
Butley Orford Oysterage ref1
Caernarfon ref1
Cambridge Military Hospital ref1, ref2, ref3
appearance of ref1
asbestos in walls of ref1, ref2
closure of ref1
grandeur of ref1
naming of ref1
Cambridge nuclear bunker ref1, ref2 (see also nuclear weapons)
Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament (CND) ref1
Cannes Film Festival ref1
Carrington, Lord ref1
Carroll, Lewis ref1
Chain Home ref1
Chamberlain, Neville ref1
Chapman, Annie ref1
Chapman, George ref1
‘The Charge of the Light Brigade’ (Tennyson) ref1
Charles II ref1
Chitty Chitty Bang Bang ref1
cholera ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5
Churchill, Winston ref1, ref2, ref3
Civil Defence Staff College ref1
CND (Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament) ref1
Cobra Mist ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6
closed ref1
and Cold War paranoia ref1
as Over The Horizon (OTH) radar system ref1
Cochran, Eddie ref1
Cold War ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6
and cat-and-mouse games ref1
and Cobra Mist paranoia ref1
‘hotting up’ of ref1
and nuclear bunker, Cambridge, see Cambridge nuclear bunker
and submarines, see Foxtrot-class Submarine
UK’s defence policy during ref1
Cornwell, Patricia ref1
Cowell, Diana ref1
Cowell, Robert/Roberta ref1
Craven, Lee ref1
Cresy, Edward ref1
Crimean War ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
cruise missiles ref1
Cuban Missile Crisis ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5
painful truths revealed by ref1
Daily Express ref1
Daily Mail ref1
Daily Mirror ref1
Dambusters Raid ref1
Danger! Official Secret RSG-6 (Spies for Peace) ref1
Darlington, Roger ref1, ref2, ref3
Dennis fire engines ref1, ref2
Diana, Princess of Wales ref1
Dillon, Laura/Michael ref1, ref2
Dinenage, Fred ref1
Directorate of Army Welfare ref1
Dirty Dozen (Nathanson) ref1
Disney, Francis ref1
Dr Strangelove ref1
Domesday Books ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
Downey, Lesley Ann ref1
Drake (née Boardman), Anne ref1
Dylan, Bob ref1
Eddowes, Catherine ref1, ref2, ref3
Edwards, Glyn ref1
Eisenhower, Dwight D. ref1
‘Elephant Man’ (Joseph Merrick) ref1, ref2, ref3
passim, ref1
death of ref1
Elizabeth II ref1
Emergency Powers Act ref1
The End of History and the Last Man (Fukuyama) ref1
English Heritage ref1
epidemiology ref1
Ferry, Dr Kathryn ref1
firemen’s uniforms ref1
First Gulf War ref1
Flash Gordon ref1
Fowler, Louise ref1
Foxtrot-class submarine ref1
Frere, Sir Toby ref1
Fukuyama, Francis ref1
Gaffney, Gloria ref1
Gaumont, Bradford, see New Victoria Cinema, Bradford
gender reassignment ref1
George, Prince, Duke of Cambridge ref1
George, Prince of Wales ref1
Gilbert, Albert ref1
Gillies, Dr Sir Harold ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5
Goldman, Leonard ref1
Gomm, Francis Carr ref1
Good Friday Agreement ref1
Gove, Michael ref1
Grand Hotel, Brighton ref1, ref2
Conservatives’ conference at ref1, ref2
early lifts installed in ref1
opening of ref1
reopening of ref1
sturdy Victorian construction of ref1
terrorist bomb attack at ref1, ref2
Gray, Dr Drew ref1
Great Fire of London ref1
Great Stink ref1
Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue Service Pipe Band ref1
Grigson, Geoffrey ref1
Grimaldi, Karen ref1
Guinea Pig Club ref1
Gulf War, first ref1
Gunn, John ‘Ben’ ref1, ref2, ref3
academic degrees achieved by, in prison ref1
freed from prison ref1
on friend’s death ref1
Guy’s Hospital, Southwark ref1
H-bomb ref1 (see also nuclear weapons)
Haley, Bill ref1
Hanson, Dion ref1
Harrison, George ref1
Hawks, Howard ref1
Hawkshaw, John ref1
Head, John ref1
‘From hell’ letter ref1 (see also Jack the Ripper)
Hendrix, Jimi ref1
Henry, Leroy ref1
Herbert Hospital, London ref1
Herbert, Sidney ref1
Herbie Rides Again ref1
Hindley, Myra ref1
Hiroshima ref1 (see also nuclear weapons)
Hitler, Adolf ref1
Hood, HMS ref1
Hôtel des Invalides ref1
Howard, John ref1
Howard League for Penal Reform ref1
Hug the Odeon event ref1 (see also New Victoria Cinema, Bradford)
Imber Court ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5
Imber, Wiltshire ref1, ref2 (see also Salisbury Plain)
abolition of parish name of ref1
age of ref1
evacuated ref1
exercise at, to show RAF
firepower ref1
‘Imemerie’ spelling of ref1
military takes over school at ref1
mournful feel of ref1
newsreel concerning ref1
population of ref1
protest rally in ref1
War Office statement concerning ref1
warning signs concerning ref1
wartime damage to buildings in ref1
wartime everyday life in ref1
Industrial Revolution ref1
In My Life (Johnson) ref1
In Which We Serve ref1
Ipswich Star ref1
Irish Republican Army, and Brighton bombing, see Grand Hotel, Brighton
Iron Age hill forts ref1
i360 observation tower ref1
books and films about ref1
Jantzen swimsuit ref1
The Jazz Singer ref1
‘Jim Crow’ segregation laws ref1
John, King ref1
Johnson, Alan ref1
Johnson, David ref1
Jutland, Battle of ref1
Kay, Col. Alan ref1
Kelly, Gene ref1
Kelly, Mary Jane ref1, ref2, ref3
Kennedy, John F. ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5
KGB ref1
Khrushchev, Nikita ref1, ref2, ref3
King, Cecil ref1
Kłosowski, Seweryn (a.k.a. George Chapman) ref1
Kubrick, Stanley ref1
‘Laboratory 3’ ref1
Lancaster bombers ref1
Lawson, Nigel ref1
Lennon, John ref1
Lewis, Gordon ref1
Lindley, Peter ref1
London Air Ambulance ref1, ref2
London Hospital Medical
College ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
London Hospital Pathology Museum ref1
London Road Fire Station ref1, ref2
control-room operators in ref1
‘fire mark’ (plaque) on ref1
hose tower in ref1
interior of ref1
plans for changes to ref1
and psychological damage ref1
shape of ref1
significance of ref1
and Woolworth store fire ref1
Louis XIV ref1
Lückes, Eva ref1
Lumley, Henry Ralph ref1
Lusk, George ref1
McCartney, Paul ref1
McClachlan, Flt Sgt William ref1
McCormack, John ref1
Magee, Patrick ref1, ref2, ref3
release of ref1
Magna Carta ref1
Manchester firefighters ref1
Manchester Piccadilly railway station ref1
Mandela, Nelson ref1
Marvin, Lee ref1
Mead, Geoffrey ref1
Merrick, Joseph (‘Elephant Man’) ref1, ref2, ref3 passim, ref3
death of ref1
Metropolitan Board of Works ref1
miasmas ref1
Middlesex Hospital, London ref1
Miller, Paul ref1
Ministry of Agriculture ref1
Mons, Battle of ref1
Monte Bello Islands ref1
Moors Murderers ref1
Mulcahy, Alastair ref1
Mungovin, Joanne ref1, ref2, ref3
Murder Act ref1
Museum of London ref1
Nagasaki ref1 (see also nuclear weapons)
Nash, Martha ref1
Nathanson, E. M. ref1
National Association for the Advancement of Colored Peoples (NAACP) ref1
National Health Service ref1, ref2, ref3
National Physical Laboratory ref1
National Trust ref1
NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization) ref1, ref2, ref3
and Fallex 62 war game ref1, ref2
Foxtrot designation by ref1 (see also Foxtrot-class submarine)
Neolithic burial mounds ref1
Nevada Desert ref1
New Victoria Cinema, Bradford ref1, ref2, ref3
closure of ref1
Hug the Odeon event for ref1
multi-purpose design of ref1
name change of, to Gaumont ref1
newsreels shown in ref1
projection equipment in ref1
ruined beauty of ref1
seat prices in ref1
stars who played at ref1
Newfoundland ref1
Nicholson, Mark ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5
Nightingale, Florence ref1, ref2, ref3
Nightingale Plan ref1
Niland, Stephen ref1
Norman, Tom ref1
North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) ref1, ref2, ref3
and Fallex 62 war game ref1, ref2
Foxtrot designation by ref1 (see also Foxtrot-class submarine)
Northern Ireland Troubles ref1
Noyes, Ella ref1
nuclear bunker, Cambridge ref1, ref2
nuclear weapons ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5 (see also Cold War)
and Cambridge bunker ref1, ref2
and CND ref1
H-bomb ref1
and ‘Laboratory 3’ ref1
and Nagasaki and Hiroshima ref1
and ‘shake, rattle and roll’ ref1
testing of ref1
three top countries in ref1
torpedoes ref1
and Woman’s Peace Camp ref1
Official Secrets Act ref1, ref2, ref3
Oh! What a Lovely War ref1
(see also Brighton)
Openshaw, Dr Thomas ref1
Operation Overlord ref1
Ordnance Survey Explorer ref1
O’Reilly, Mark ref1
Orford Ness ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
and classified military research and testing ref1
dummy bombs dropped over ref1, ref2
and Ordnance Survey Explorer ref1
and Pagodas ref1
seen as UK’s ‘Area 51’ ref1
and ‘Unexploded ordnance’ signs ref1
and Vibration Test Buildings ref1
village gateway to ref1
weird landscape of ref1
Orford village ref1, ref2, ref3
Orrell, Jon ref1
Osgood, Richard ref1
Over The Horizon (OTH) radar system ref1
Paget, Jane ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
Pagodas (Vibration Test Buildings) ref1, ref2 (see also nuclear weapons)
Parole Board ref1
Pathé News ref1
Pathology Museum, London Hospital ref1
The People of the Abyss (London) ref1
Pepys, Samuel ref1
Pestle, Barrie ref1 passim
Pevsner, Sir Nikolaus ref1
‘Phantom Bugle’ military exercise ref1, ref2
A Pictorial and Descriptive Guide to Brighton and Hove ref1
Picture Post ref1
Pincher, Chapman ref1
Pink Floyd ref1
Plato ref1
‘poverty map’ of London ref1
Provisional IRA, and Brighton bombing, see Grand Hotel, Brighton
Public Record Office ref1
Punch and Judy shows ref1
Queen Mary’s Hospital, Roehampton ref1
Queen Mary’s Hospital, Sidcup ref1
Queen Victoria Hospital, East Grinstead ref1, ref2
Radio Direction Finding (RDF) ref1
radiodermatitis ref1
RAF Coningsby ref1
Range and Direction Finding (RDF) ref1
Red Beard, as bomb’s name ref1
Red Cross ref1
Reed, Francis ref1
Regal Billiard Hall ref1
Regional Seats of Government (RSGs) ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5
Rendlesham Forest ref1
‘Resurrectionists’ (bodysnatchers) ref1
Richardson, Charlie ref1
Ring ref1
River Medway ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5
Rochester Castle ref1
Rogers, Ginger ref1
Rogers, Roy ref1
Rolling Stones ref1
Röntgen, Prof. Wilhelm ref1
Rookery Nook ref1
Royal Army Medical Corps ref1
Russian connection in ref1
Royal Commission on the Health of the Army ref1
Royal Hospital, Chelsea ref1
Royal Infirmary, Edinburgh ref1
Royal Irish Hussars ref1
Royal London Hospital ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5
age of ref1
anatomical demonstrations at ref1
as block of old brick buildings ref1
closure of ref1
medical breakthroughs at ref1
and Merrick (‘Elephant Man’) ref1
original name of ref1
photographs found in ref1
and principle of free healthcare ref1
relocation of ref1
remains found in ref1
and Ripper killings ref1
School of Nursing at ref1
surgeons’ instruments used in ref1
as UK’s largest charitably funded hospital ref1
and x-rays ref1
Royal London Hospital Museum ref1
RSGs (Regional Seats of Government) ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6
Russell, Dr Richard ref1
Salisbury Plain ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6, ref7, ref8, ref9
and Imber, see Imber, Wiltshire
SALT (Strategic Arms Limitation Talks) ref1
Saltdean Lido, Brighton ref1
same-sex marriage ref1
Sansom, Mark ref1
Savitsky, Valentin ref1
Scutari ref1
Shapiro, Helen ref1
Shepherd, Dr Richard ref1, ref2
Shepton Mallet Prison ref1, ref2 passim
change of use for ref1
closure of ref1
compiled history of ref1
gallows in ref1
and Gunn, see Gunn, John ‘Ben’
Gunn’s blog on ref1
Gunn’s old cell in ref1 (see also Gunn, John ‘Ben’)
‘house of correction’ cell within ref1
inside appearances of ref1
modern annexe in ref1
and Nathanson novel ref1
old signage of ref1
prisoner category in ref1
suicides in ref1
UK’s national documents stored in ref1
US soldiers executed in ref1 (see also Henry, Leroy)
US soldiers detained in ref1, ref2
women’s part of (C Wing) ref1
Shepton Mallet town ref1
Shooter-Redfearn, Harriet ref1
Sickert, Walter ref1
Siebert, Rod ref1
Singin’ in the Rain ref1
Skelton, Roy ref1
Slark, Stuart ref1
Smart, Sam ref1
death of ref1
Southern Water ref1
Soviet Baltic fleet ref1 (see also Soviet Foxtrot-class submarine)
Soviet Foxtrot-class submarine ref1
close to nuclear war ref1
collapse of ref1
Spies for Peace ref1
The Stabbing of Boris – A Fantasy ref1
Star Wars ref1
Starling, Pete ref1
Starr, Ringo ref1
Stevenson, Robert Louis ref1
Stirling bombers ref1
Stonehenge ref1
Stony Ditch ref1
Strategic Arms Limitation Talks (SALT) ref1
Strath Report ref1
Streisand, Barbra ref1
Stride, Elizabeth ref1
Taylor, Richard ref1
Thackeray, William Makepeace ref1
Thames, ‘Great Stink’ from ref1
Things We Forgot to Remember ref1
Thomas, Dr Adrian ref1
Thompson, Robert ref1
Thorne, Lt Col. A. P. ref1, ref2
To Have and Have Not ref1
Top Hat ref1
Tower Hamlets, London ref1
Transactions of the Pathological Society of London ref1
Treasure Island (Stevenson) ref1
Treves, Dr Frederick ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
Troubles, Northern Ireland ref1
2001: A Space Odyssey ref1
UFOs ref1
UN Security Council ref1
United States Air Force ref1
University of Cambridge ref1
USA (Visiting Forces) Act ref1
Varah, William ref1
Vassall, John ref1
Venables, Jon ref1
Venice Film Festival ref1
‘vertical omnibuses’ ref1
Vibration Test Buildings
(Pagodas) ref1, ref2 (see also nuclear weapons)
Vicarage, Able Seaman Willie ref1, ref2
Victoria, Queen ref1
Victory, HMS ref1
Vince, Doug ref1
Wagner, Richard ref1
Wainwright, Angus ref1
Wakeham, John ref1
Wakeham, Roberta ref1
Walter, Natasha ref1
War Office ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6, ref7
Warminster ref1
Watson-Watt, Dr Robert ref1
The Way to the Stars ref1
Wellesbourne Airfield ref1
Wells, Mary ref1
West, Wing Cdr Peter ref1, ref2
West Pier, Brighton ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
closure of ref1
evolving holiday habits reflected at ref1
and Oh! What a Lovely War ref1
opening of ref1
Western Front ref1
Whitechapel Gallery, London ref1
Whitechapel Vigilance Committee ref1
Wilde, Oscar ref1
Wilkins, Arnold ref1
William I, the Conqueror ref1
Williams, John ref1, ref2, ref3
Williams, Myfanwy ref1
Wilson, Ernest ref1
Wilson, Jim ref1
Woman’s Peace Camp, Greenham Common ref1
Wood, Dennis ref1
Woolworth store, Manchester ref1
Wren, Sir Christopher ref1
X-rays ref1
Yellow Sun, as bomb’s name ref1
Yentl ref1