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NEW - Video of opening of new Fromelles Cemetery
On 19 July 2010, exactly 94 years after the Battle of Fromelles, the Commonwealth War Graves Commission new Fromelles (Pheasant Wood) Military Cemetery opened.
Unique insight into the construction of the new Fromelles (Pheasant Wood) Military Cemetery
Have you ever wondered how a Commission cemetery is constructed? Click here to view a unique time lapse video which gives a fascinating visual record of the construction of our new cemetery in northern France, which was officially dedicated in July 2010.
New cemetery becomes final resting place for 250 soldiers in dedication led by HRH Prince of Wales
94 years to the day since thousands of men died at the Battle of Fromelles, the last of 250 First World War soldiers, recently discovered in communal graves, has been laid to rest in a new, purpose-built, CWGC Cemetery.