Newsletter 42 (September 2009) contains:
Proceedings: Visit to Abingdon, Wallingford and the Vale of White Horse, 16 May 2009, by Tim Grass;
Visit to Oakham and Rutland, 4 July 2009, by Joy Rowe;
Report of the 21st A.G.M. by Sara Crofts;
The Congregational chapel, Cowleigh Road, Malvern, Worcs. by J E C Peters;
Inspired or Uninspired: Does English Heritage understand nonconformist chapels? by D. Colin Dews;
Book reviews: An Account of the Baptist churches of Shropshire ... by Michael J Collis, reviewed by David R Watts;  Powerhouses of provincial architecture 1837–1914,   ed. Kathryn Ferry; reviewed by Christopher Wakeling;  Religion and place in Leeds, by John Minnis with Trevor Mitchell, reviewed by Alan Rose.

 Recent publications currently available for purchase include:

Nonconformist Communion Plate and other vessels, by Christopher Stell, a major scholarly work published in 2008 as a companion volume to his four-volume Inventory of Nonconformist chapels and meeting-houses.

Dissent and the Gothic Revival, edited by Bridget Cherry, published in August 2007, arising from a study day organised by the Victorian Society and the Friends of Union Chapel Islington.

Grey Pastures, by William Haslam Mills, 2nd edition, our 2003 publication.

Manuscripts and material for publication should be submitted to the Honorary Editor, Chris Skidmore, 31 Melrose Avenue, Reading, RG6 7BN, E-mail.
Copy for the January 2010 issue of the Newsletter should reach him by 31 October 2009 please.