Museum Wins Funding to Remember War
Work is under way to immortalise the experiences of Newcastle residents on the front line and at home during the First World War, thanks to a £9,200 grant. The Borough Museum and Art Galler
Read more ▸Work is under way to immortalise the experiences of Newcastle residents on the front line and at home during the First World War, thanks to a £9,200 grant. The Borough Museum and Art Galler
Read more ▸Kings Bromley Historians held a very successful event commemorating the Great War on Saturday 9th August. The event showed what life was like in the village during the war using contempor
Read more ▸Stories of a conscientious objector and baker deemed essential to food provision are just two included in a rare collection of appeal tribunals against conscription in WW1 set to be revealed
Read more ▸More information about Great War commemorations in Stoke on Trent can be found on http://www.stoke.gov.uk/ccm/content/community/community/first-world-war-centenary.en
Read more ▸The Hidden Pressures of Staffordshire’s War is part of the Digital War Memorial. It brings together communities and artists across the UK to make unique creative responses to the Firs
Read more ▸On the day that Helen Grant MP, Minister for the First World War Centenary, opens a new exhibition at the Wellington Arch honouring First World War Memorials, English Heritage and the DCMS h
Read more ▸A new guide produced by Staffordshire County Council’s Archives Service is helping local communities discover more about their WWI war memorials. The free 92-page guide has been put togeth
Read more ▸More than 300, 000 Great War records have been released by the Commonwealth War Graves Commission to show how Britain came to commemorate its war dead. The Commission is responsible for mark
Read more ▸As part of a countrywide project on Geograph the surviving Drill Halls at the onset of the Great War have been recorded. The Staffordshire collection is reasonably complete. To view the list
Read more ▸Everyone in the UK is invited to take part in LIGHTS OUT by turning off their lights from 10pm to 11pm on 4 August, leaving on a single light or candle for a shared moment of reflection. Peo
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