Welcome to the Cambridgeshire branch of the WFA. 

We meet at Great Stukeley Village Hall, Ermine Street, Great Stukeley, Huntingdon, PE28 4AQ, on the first Wednesday of every month with the exception of January and August.

Doors open at 7.00pm for a prompt 7.30pm start.

Meetings are open to the general public, WFA membership is not essential.

We welcome a small voluntary donation, payable at the door to help pay towards the running of the branch. The suggested voluntary donation has been increased following the 2022 AGM in March 2022, from £3 to £4 per meeting, to help cover the running costs of the branch following a change of venue location for our meetings. 

We are also active on social media. Our Twitter account is @CambsWFA and on Facebook we can be found at Cambridgeshire WFA.

Upcoming Branch Events

'The Doughboys 1917-1918 - The American experience in WW1' by Mike Sheil
03 Jul

'The Doughboys 1917-1918 - The American experience in WW1' by Mike Sheil

Great Stukeley Village Hall, Ermine Street, Great Stukeley, Huntingdon, PE28 4AQ
03 Jul 2024 19:30

'The Doughboys 1917-18 - The American experience in WWI'. The talk is based upon the American battlefields of WWI and is illustrated with some of the 20,000 photographs Mike has taken since 2005, showing the battlefields as they are today. In collaboration with Prof. Richard Holmes created the international photographic exhibition, 'Fields of Batt…

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‘The perceived failure of Gough’s 5th Army against the German Spring Offensive of 1918’ by Ian Langworthy
04 Sep

‘The perceived failure of Gough’s 5th Army against the German Spring Offensive of 1918’ by Ian Langworthy

Great Stukeley Village Hall, Ermine Street, Great Stukeley, Huntingdon, PE28 4AQ
04 Sep 2024 19:30

‘The perceived failure of Gough’s 5th Army against the German Spring Offensive of 1918’ by Ian Langworthy Ian has had a lifelong interest in history generally and military history in particular. During a 40 year career as a solicitor he organised and led, with his brother, many tours for friends and family to the battlefields of Western Europe. As…

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‘Discredit on those concerned: The German Trench Raid Near Loos, 5 January 1917 and the 'Duty of Dying' by Dr Michael LoCicero
02 Oct

‘Discredit on those concerned: The German Trench Raid Near Loos, 5 January 1917 and the 'Duty of Dying' by Dr Michael LoCicero

Great Stukeley Village Hall, Ermine Street, Great Stukeley, Huntingdon, PE28 4AQ
02 Oct 2024 19:30

‘Discredit on those concerned: The German Trench Raid Near Loos, 5 January 1917 and the 'Duty of Dying' by Dr Michael LoCicero which deals with a highly successful German trench raid at Loos in January 1917. Penetrating deep into the British position it resulted in the immediate sacking of a British battalion commander. Their success stemmed from t…

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