Projects
The CWGC was formed over 100 years ago. Every day we work to commemorate the men and women of the Commonwealth who gave their lives and to ensure their sacrifice is not forgotten. Here is some of our latest work.
From helping our Archives team maintain our records to giving talks to schools and community groups, our volunteers help ensure that our history remains relevant to future generations.
Volunteer with us
Listen to the latest episode the 1.7 Million Stories of the CWGC, our very own podcast. Voices from around the Commission, with the help of expert guests, explore a different topic each week.
CWGC Podcast
Our objective is to make sure that our sites – from individual scattered graves to iconic cemeteries and memorials - are visited and explored as a permanent part of local and national heritage.
Public Engagement
Learn about how we continue to maintain our sites in perpetuity through our Conservation Policies
Caring for Our Sites
Every year, we station our interns at Thiepval Memorial and Tyne Cot Cemetery, ready to welcome visitors to these iconic sites. Find out more about our internship programme.
Our Interns ProgrammeOn the western coast of the Isle of Islay, this cemetery is one of the most remote in the UK.
Virtually visit Kilchoman Military CemeteryThe inspirational stories of women from across the Commonwealth who fought during both World Wars.
Remembering the women who gave their all during the two world wars