2020 News from The Western Front Association
Bored with Lockdown? Here's an interesting 'diversion'
Members of The Western Front Association who are currently finding the 'lockdown' tedious may be interested in a new pro…
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Project Alias and Project Capture - how WFA members are working on the Pens…
When Project Alias was first announced in early February, it was originally thought that it may be possible to get toget…
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Talbot House needs your help
Due to open on Thursday, 16 April, but unable to open its ambitious new permanent exhibition due to the Coronavirus Covi…
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Bulletin 116 : April 2020 out now
Bulletin arrived through member's letterboxes this morning and is going out to Digital Members right now. The followi…
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Rob Thompson has been awarded a Western Front Association Hero Award for hi…
Rob Thompson has spoken at The Western Front Association AGM and National Conferences as well as speaking at many Branch…
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Help save Talbot House
The wonderful and iconic Talbot House, a living memorial to the men who lived and served on the Western Front out of Ypr…
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March Trench Lines
March Trench Lines provided the then latest regarding the Covid-19 pandemic and notified members of that all national an…
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Are you confined to barracks with Covid 19? Here's a suggestion
Many Western Front Association members may be having to 'self isolate' at the moment, and this must be a real strain. …
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Update: Cancellation of Branch and National Meetings
15 March All Branches have been given the recommendation that they seriously consider cancelling meetings. The welfar…
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The Last Post Ceremony, Saturday 14 March 2020
In response to the growing incidence of the coronavirus, from Saturday 14 March 2020 and until further notice the follow…
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AGM 25 April 2020 : Cancelled
We are mindful that we are constitutionally bound to hold an AGM by the 10th May 2020 but due to the unprecedented circu…
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Project ALIAS: what is it and how is it going?
Nearly one hundred WFA members have so far volunteered to get involved with 'Project Alias', and the work is progressing…
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