In March there have been 15 rededication ceremonies in France and Belgium, many attended by surviving family. Hats off to the team from the JCCC, CWGC and the regiments who organised them so smoothly.
These ceremonies are open to the public and we would encourage you to time your trips to include one. The events are small and personal with the focus on just one or two soldiers. In paying our respects to one man, we pay our respects to all.
You may remember that John was researching his own family during lockdown. One of the most poignant stories to come to light is that of his Great Uncle Victor. I would like to think that Read more…
Lance Corporal William Wucher of the 12th Battalion Middlex Regiment was laid to rest, alongside three comrades in Meaulte Military Cemetery, 106 years ago today. He had enlisted at the age of 20, on 2nd Read more…
George Stamp was born 1894 to John and Frances Stamp in Oldham. Five years later his sister, Ivy Mary was born. In around December 1915, George enlisted into the 89th Field Company, Royal Engineers and Read more…