Upcoming Events

Trench Mapping

Conscientious Objectors

Branch AGM and Quiz Night

Taking The Fallen Heroes Home

Laying fallen British and Commonwealth service personnel to rest ‘where they fell’ was a principle not always followed. 

No bullets & blood

About half of the 1914 workforce became involved the war in a military capacity but the home population as well as the military personnel still needed to be clothed and fed 

Jutland 1916

Author Peter Hart describes this sea battle in the dreadnought era from the point of view of those who were there. 

ONLINE: Turning Points 1916

Spencer continues his 'counter-factual' theme with a look at 1916 

Gallipoli Day: An Angry Vicar and a Lasting Legacy.

One mans fight to honour the memory of British Troops who served in Gallipoli 

The Lancers, from the Boer War to the Great War

Invasion Scares from Napoleon to the Kaiser

The Spy Who Disappeared

A true story of espionage, banditry and derring-do in Transcaspia and the Caucasus. 

1917: Russia's Year of Revolutions

Two events that shook the world 

The Indian Army, the Great War, and the Question of Manpower

Join us to learn about how the Indian army recruited in WW1 

Branch Symposium

The first branch symposium. 

Canadian Pilots of the Great War

The lives of 3 Canadian Pilots including 2 VCs