What a pleasure it was to see Paul Mackowski, the son of former Polish soldier, Stefan Mackowski who served at Wolverley Camp. Paul made the trip over from America, spending the first few days in London searching for information about his father. After making the journey up from London, he spent a few days visiting relations in the village and talking to us at "wolverleycamp".
 
We would like to thank Paul for all the help he has given "wolverleycamp" and all the information he has shared with us about his father. We certainly hope that this new friendship will help us both to find more of the facts about Paul’s father and "wolverleycamp".
 

Paul Mackowski, and Mike Webster seen with the staff of the "The Queens Head". Paul recently visited Wolverley in search of more information about his father Stefan’s stay at Wolverley Camp.

"Wolverleycamp" Exhibition.
 
It’s hard to believe that a month has passed since we were putting the final touches to the exhibition for Kidderminster library. We would like to say a big "Thank You" to everyone who took the time to visit the library and take an interest in "wolverleycamp". We would also like to say a special "Thank You" to all those people who wrote their comments in the "Guest Book". I am looking forward to making contact with many of those people and listening to their memories.

"WolverleyCamp" has been invited to "60years Victory in Europe" celebrations to be held at the Old Courtyard, Wolverley village on Saturday 18th June 7.30 - 10.30.
 
We have agreed to show a number of photographs etc, from Camp Wolverley from 60 years ago.
 
Arrangements have also been made to show the short film taken by Lt. Col Richard S. Farr in 1944 at camp Wolverley. This can be seen in the bar at "The Queens Head" public house, which of course is opposite the courtyard.