2024 | The Western Front Association

Photo postcard by Gibson featuring the steamer Stephen Furness (1910-1917) After over a century of uncertainty, the...

Elizabeth Graham, station manager at Birmingham New Street and Andrew Hall, railway chaplain with Saltley memorial p...

Coventry Transport Museum's Maudslay Lorry with the three of the men who helped restore it - (from left) Peter Goult...

We recently undertook an informal 'online poll' of WFA members to see which was considered the best WW1 film ever mad...

Our work on the 'I Was There!' series of magazines continues, with a brand new 'chapter' having been commenced as 'Pl...

On Monday 11 November 2024, The Western Front Association marked Armistice Day with a commemorative ceremony at the C...

Whilst we would like as many members as possible to attend the Armistice Day commemoration this year at the Cenotaph...

The Western Front Association's widely acclaimed series of accounts extracted from 'I Was There!' continues with the...

When most of us think about portable military bridges (which, we accept, is perhaps not a frequent thought that pops...

Recently King Charles III approved a recommendation to award over twenty battle honours to Te Hokowhitu a Tū – the Ne...

The Western Front Association is delighted to have partnered with the University of Kent to produce The Imperial For...

The UK’s only dedicated museum of WW1 'Battlefield Crosses' made by comrades of the dead has opened, according to a r...