Slow Uptake Of Tommy Sculptures By Councils 'A Shame', Says Ex-Army Chief
Sluggish uptake in a campaign to have councils install Tommy sculptures across the country has been branded a "shame" by a former head of ...
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News CWGC Launches New Campaign To Commemorate WWI Soldiers
The Road to Peace Campaign commemorates the 120,000 men and women who died between 8th August and 11th November 1918.
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News WWI Service Of Equines Remembered
Eight million horses, donkeys and mules died during the First World War.
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News WATCH: From Flanders Mud To WWI Memorial
'Fields of Mud, Seeds of Hope' is a unique sculptural piece commemorating the sacrifices made by the generation who served during the Great ...
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News March Through Ypres Commemorates 100 Years Since End Of WWI
More than 2000 members of the Royal British Legion have marched through Ypres to commemorate 100 years since the end of World War One.
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Army The Beginning Of The End Of WWI – Amiens, 1918
July 1, 1916, was the 'darkest day' of the British Army, but August 8, 1918, was the 'black day' for the Germans. The Forces Network ...
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Radio Sacred Soil From Bovington Bound For Belgium
A poignant ceremony took place at Bovington's Armour Centre, where an original Great War sandbag was filled with soil which will be ...
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News Theresa May and Prince William Mark 100 Years Since The Battle Of Amiens
The Prime Minister paid tribute to the "courage, bravery and skill" of troops who fought in the battle.
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News Lamplight Of Peace Commemorates WWI's 'Unsung Heroes'
A unique memorial has been commissioned to commemorate the work of tunnellers, as well as soldiers, sailors and merchant seamen that lost ...
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News Message Of Thanks Unveiled On The Thames
New artwork aims to engage viewers about the First World War
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WWI How Puppeteers Brings WWI War Horse Story To Life On Stage
As we commemorate the end of the centenary of the end of the First World War, War Horse tells the struggles of both soldier and horse in the ...
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Stories Sex Toys And Bunga Bunga: A Brief History Of Military Pranks
Warning: this article contains graphic content, explicit language and ALL the bants
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News Memorial Stone To Last WWI Survivor Goes Missing
A memorial stone which was laid by Britains last survivor of the Great War trenches has gone missing from a plinth in Belgium.
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Radio Should All Shops Close On Armistice Centenary? Have Your Say...
Do you think all shops should be made to close on November 11 this year? Let us know our poll.
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Radio Time To Remember: Edinburgh Famous Face Honours The Fallen
Edinburgh's world famous Floral Clock in Princes Street Gardens is this year dedicated to Poppyscotland.
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News 10,000 People Invited To March Past The Cenotaph
Ten thousand people have been invited to march past the Cenotaph to mark the centenary of the Armistice later this year.