Welcome to the Wolverhampton branch of the Western Front Association. 

 

We warmly welcome branch members and visitors to the branch meetings.

 

Refreshments are available

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Raffle

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 Free onsite Parking

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Bus Travel

The number 9 (Arriva), 10 and 10a  (Network West Midlands)

The buses start from Wolverhampton bus station and go along the Compton Road. The 'Adult Education Stop' (Between Linden Lea and Ash Hill) is just 150 yards after Compton Park which leads to St Peter's Academy. It is well sign posted from the main road.

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~ Our meetings are on the ground floor in St Peter's Collegiate School Theatre and is wheelchair accessible

~ Our Meetings are held on the Second Saturday of the month at begin at 2:30pm. Refreshments are available from 2:00pm. ~

 

You can also find our full speaker programme, news, study materials, projects and more on our website:

 

 

Upcoming Branch Events

“No Western Front?” British alternative amphibious strategies
13 Sep

“No Western Front?” British alternative amphibious strategies

St Peter's Collegiate School, Compton Park, Wolverhampton, WV3 9DU
13 Sep 2025 14:30

Professor Stephen Badsey will guide the branch through a lesser known aspect of the Great War. 

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“Arthur’s War” The diary of Gunner Arthur Smith RFA/RHA 1916-1919
11 Oct

“Arthur’s War” The diary of Gunner Arthur Smith RFA/RHA 1916-1919

St Peter's Collegiate School, Compton Park, Wolverhampton, WV3 9DU
11 Oct 2025 14:30

Rick Smith  - First World War Historian, Researcher and Guide. The First World War and the Western Front have been part of Rick’s life for over 45 years. He was six years old when he first visited the battlefields with his family: it was his father’s passion. Over the following years he has visited many times, in the last twenty in particular fo...

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“Faithful and True” Lt. Col. Edwin Richardson and the British War Dogs School
08 Nov

“Faithful and True” Lt. Col. Edwin Richardson and the British War Dogs School

St Peter's Collegiate School, Compton Park, Wolverhampton, WV3 9DU
08 Nov 2025 14:30

Luci Gosling   A look at the role of dogs during the Great War with particular emphasis on the pioneering work of EH Richardson and his trained messenger dogs.   About the speaker: Lucinda Gosling was born in Co. Durham and studied History at the University of Liverpool. She has worked in the picture library industry since 1993 and was manager o...

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