Piece in 'The Daily Telegraph' detailing the various afflictions that can affect an old windmill: and which the Wimbledon Common mill is victim to , along with the address to which to send contributions.

Article in the 'Mitcham News & Mercury' about the latest form of rot to attack the Common's windmill, lodging between the two brick skins of the roundhouse.

Article in 'The Wimbledon News' about the efforts that Rentokil Labs of Croydon have been putting in to defeat the woodworm infestation in the windmill on the Common.

Article in 'The Wimbledon News' about the offer which Mr Vernon Ely, owner of a local business, had made to the Conservators to cover the costs of windmill restoration.

Cutting from the 'Wandsworth Boro' News' how rumours had run along Fleet Street on Guy Fawkes Night that Wimbledon Common Windmill had been burned down: whereas a loose firework had been spotted there and dealt with.

Cutting from the 'Evening Standard' about the threats to the Wimbledon Common windmill from Dry Rot and structural defects left over from earlier work..

Note in the "London Letter" of the Nottingham 'Guardian Journal' about the discovery of dry rot in the windmill where Baden Powell wrote part of 'Scouting for Boys'.

Illustrated cutting from 'The Wimbledon News' about the discovery of the latest problem to strike their windmill.

Photo and caption from the 'News of the World' about the threat to the Wimbledon Common Windmill unless funds can be found for restoration work.

Note in the 'Wimbledon Borough News' about the safe-guards that the Ranger, Lieut.Col. Whitehead, had taken to protect the windmill during the recent high winds, after it was found that the sails were slightly out of true.

Letter to the editor of 'Country Life' from John F Gore of Ringwood, quoting various authorities from John Aubrey onwards for evidence of a mill up there and when they were built.

Note in the 'Wimbledon Borough News' that, for the first time in many years, the windmill sails on the common have been "let loose".

Photo with caption from the Nottingham 'Guardian Journal' showing that painting is the stage the restoration of the windmill on Wimbledon Common has reached.

Photo and caption in the 'South Western Star' showing men at work on Wimbledon Common's windmill, with the sweeps taken off so the death-watch beetle infestation can be treated.

Photo in the 'Wimbledon Borough News' showing the new sweeps being fitted after the de-infestation treatment of the windmill.

Photo and note in the 'Wimbledon Borough News' that death-watch beetle has been found in the main stock of the windmill and so the sails have had to be taken off until the problem is solved.

Cutting from the 'Wandsworth Borough News' recording that the target of £500 for the renovation of the windmill on Wimbledon Common has been reached after just a few months, which shows how popular it is locally.

Note in the 'Evening Standard' that following repairs and the restarting of the sails, they had to be stopped since the noise they made disturbed the people living nearby and further work is necessary.

Note in the 'Northampton Chronicle and Echo' how contributions have been coming into a repair fund for the Wimbledon Common windmill from all round the country, due to its link with Lord Baden Powell who wrote "Scouting for Boys" while living there.

Note in 'The Evening Standard' that the £500 Repair Fund for Wimbledon's windmill had reached £300.