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Great #TeaHut launch event @Culture_Fusion last week! Tea, soup and singing were enjoyed by all! Young people from #CamouflageCrew helped out with construction, decoration and serving visitors, while staff and volunteers from @BEESBradford made soup from veg grown in the #RationGarden.
The Tea Hut's First Outing!
On Saturday 28th June our Tea Hut had its first outing at Armed Forces Day in City Park in the centre of Bradford. Over 300 hot drinks were served; a good number but not as much as the 2,000,000 hot drinks served weekly in YMCA Tea Huts during World War One!
The Tea Hut had its second outing at the Yorkshire Wartime Experience on Saturday 5th and Sunday 6th July, serving 450 hot drinks and sharing the message of the YMCA’s work during World War One to many of the approximately 10,000 visitors to the event.
The building of the Tea Hut was a collaborative effort between Bradford YMCA and Carlton Bolling College, with young people from local group Camouflage Crew helping to run the Tea Hut along with staff and volunteers.
Dave West, CEO of Bradford YMCA, said: “Bradford YMCA's Tea Hut project proved a great success and was very popular with visitors to the Armed Forces Day event on Saturday 28th June. It showcased one of the YMCA's roles during WW1 and demonstrated our continuing role supporting and involving young people in Bradford.”
The Tea Hut will be having yet another outing, this time to Undercliffe Cemetery on Friday 11th June, 9:30 am – 3:30 pm and Saturday 12th June, 11:00 am – 4:00 pm. Come along for a cup of tea, or if you’d like to help out at the event please email [email protected]. For more information on the event please visit www.undercliffecemetery.co.uk.
The YMCA was the largest non-military organisation involved in the War effort, providing shelter and home comforts from the home front to the front line. The aim of the Tea Hut, part of our Tea and Remembrance project, is to raise awareness and commemorate this great history. This project has been made possible by a grant from the Heritage Lottery Fund – www.hlf.org.uk.
Suffragette Jessie Millar Wilson spent years fighting for the rights of women – but in 1915 she decided the plight of fighting men was far more urgent.
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WWI TRENCH CAKE
People in Britain would bake and send a fruit cake to loves ones on the front line. Some traditional cake ingredients were hard to come by, you'll see there are no eggs in this recipe...
Ingredients ½lb flour 4oz. margarine 1 tsp vinegar ¼ pint of milk 3oz brown sugar 2 tsps cocoa ½ tsp baking soda nutmeg ginger grated lemon rind
Instructions Grease a cake tin. Rub margarine into the flour in a basin. Add the dry ingredients. Mix well. Add the soda dissolved in vinegar and milk. Beat well. Turn into the tin. Bake in a moderate oven for about 2 hours.
Take a photo and upload to social media (the Bradford YMCA Tea Hut Facebook page is a good start) with a dedication to "the fallen" or a family member. Remember to tag it with #WWI!
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