London Welsh Rugby Club commemorate fallen on Armistice Day
On Saturday, London Welsh Rugby Club held a memorial service and unveiled a plaque commemorating their players who died fighting
Chelsea Pensioners honour ‘Army recruits who sacrificed lives’ as Royal Mint produces Pals Battalion coin
Chelsea Pensioners are among those to be commemorated by the Royal Mint as the theme of the 2016 £2 coin
Carshalton MP calls for monument to recognise ‘sacrifices and bravery’ of WWI Sikh soldiers in British Army
A monument to the sacrifices and bravery of Sikh soldiers who fought for Britain during the First World War has
Carved in Stone: Merton WWI memorial project looks back at ‘chilling’ war-time heritage
A new heritage project exploring the ‘chilling’ realities of Merton in the First World War was launched at Morden Library
History buffs get chance to delve into borough’s past at annual Wandsworth Heritage Festival
Pioneering pilots, cinema-managing spies and the poetic offerings of those wounded in war are just some of the highlights at
‘The centre of a little universe’: Tooting historian appeals for help to tell WWI soldiers’ story
In a small alcove in St Mary’s Church on Wimbledon Road sits an inconspicuous First World War memorial inscribed with
Heroic animals who sacrificed lives during World War One honoured at London memorial service
Humans and animals came together to pay their respect to the animals who gave their lives on military service today.
From Fulham to Flanders: Footballers who gave the ultimate sacrifice in the Great War
It’s hard to imagine not being able to access the unprecedented amount of football we as fans have nowadays, but 100
‘Dynamic duo’ aim to recruit 100 volunteers to sell record number of poppies in Fulham
A kind-hearted Fulham couple aim to sell a record number of poppies for this year’s Poppy Appeal with help from