Projects

Join us in an act of virtual remembrance and remember those Commonwealth men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice during both world wars.

For the 75th anniversary of Victory over Japan (VJ) Day, this series of talks and events explores the contribution of British Commonwealth forces during the Far East campaign of the Second World War.

Join us every Thursday, live on Facebook, for the next in our range of online talks covering the work of the CWGC and our role in commemorating the 1.7 million Commonwealth war dead.

Discover the story of Noor Inayat-Khan, an undercover agent in Nazi-occupied France. Alongside the Girlguiding association, we're telling her story through a digital exhibition at Runnymede Memorial.

Find out about our team of volunteers who are caring for the war dead across the UK.

Discover the Legacy of Liberation with the CWGC by sharing your story on our sound archive, listening to our podcast and discovering more about the history behind our incredible sites.

Our work began in 1917 in the battlefields of Europe. More than a century later that work continues in over 150 countries and territories.

Discover the incredible story of what happened after the First World War – how, as the guns fell silent, our work began in earnest and how that work shapes the ongoing remembrance of the war dead.

In collaboration with Shrouds of the Somme, the we gathered the stories, diary extracts and images for the more than 72,000 casualties commemorated on the CWGC Thiepval Memorial.