Welcome to the Worcestershire & Herefordshire branch of The Western Front Association. 

We currently meet on the 3rd Friday of the month (with the exception of December) at 19.30 until approx 22.00 at:

St. Peter’s Village Hall

St. Peter’s Drive

Worcester

WR5 3TA

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Parking is available in the Tesco Supermarket WR5 3TA.

After parking, walk up the right hand side of the store and bear left. The hall is at the end of the row.

WFA members and Non members are all welcome.

Upcoming Branch Events

‘The Life and Career of Field-Marshal Sir Henry Wilson’ by Colin Harnett.
19 Sep

‘The Life and Career of Field-Marshal Sir Henry Wilson’ by Colin Harnett.

St Peter’s Village Hall, St Peter’s Drive, Worcester WR5 3TA
19 Sep 2025 19:30

This talk concentrates on Wilson's work to prepare the British Expeditionary Force for a European war when he was Director of Military Operations at the War Office between 1910 and 1914. Colin will also provide some background into Wilson's life prior to those dates and will conclude by looking at his career during and after the Great War, incl...

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‘Motorcycle Despatch Riders In 1914' by Nick Shelley
17 Oct

‘Motorcycle Despatch Riders In 1914' by Nick Shelley

St Peter’s Village Hall, St Peter’s Drive, Worcester WR5 3TA
17 Oct 2025 19:30

In this talk Nick describes the motorcyclists' contribution to the 1914 campaign, using their own words and their own previously unpublished photographs. Some accounts were contemporaneous, others written soon after the war. The talk is illustrated with many unpublished images from various sources.   Members and Non-members of The Western Front...

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'Three Gentlemen go to War' by Richard Lloyd
21 Nov

'Three Gentlemen go to War' by Richard Lloyd

St Peter’s Village Hall, St Peter’s Drive, Worcester WR5 3TA
21 Nov 2025 19:30

This is the story of two brothers of the Ferrers family of Baddesley Clinton in Warwickshire, and of Eric Walker whose family later owned the house. Francis Ferrers began as a lieutenant with 253 Tunnelling Company but was killed fighting as a Lance Corporal with 6th Lancashire Fusiliers in 1918. Cecil Ferrers remained in Malaya and following th...

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