The Historic Christmas Truce of 1914 by Capt Sir Edward Hulse, Bart

The Historic Christmas Truce of 1914 by Capt Sir Edward Hulse, Bart

Despite the bitter fighting which had been going on for over four months, a remarkable armistice was observed in many...

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Back issues of Bulletin now available to WFA members

Back issues of Bulletin now available to WFA members

We are delighted to be able to announce a major new 'perk' of membership of The Western Front Association.  Using the...

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End of 2024 TrenchMapper update

End of 2024 TrenchMapper update

The volunteers who have diligently been working on TrenchMapper over the year have - between them - expanded the Tren...

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It’s official: Gallipoli soldier’s recovery a miracle

It’s official: Gallipoli soldier’s recovery a miracle

The Archbishop of Liverpool has formally recognised the 1923 recovery of Liverpool man John “Jack” Traynor as a mira...

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Sopwith 1½ Strutter takes flight

Sopwith 1½ Strutter takes flight

Sophie being filmed for STV News. (Aviation Preservation Society Scotland) First World War aviation is often oversh...

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The wreck of HMS ‘Stephen Furness’: A century-old mystery solved

The wreck of HMS ‘Stephen Furness’: A century-old mystery solved

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

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Railway workers’ WWI plaque finds new home at Birmingham New Street

Railway workers’ WWI plaque finds new home at Birmingham New Street

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

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Coventry saves a piece of WWI history

Coventry saves a piece of WWI history

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

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