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CWGC site rededicated after renovations
A small ceremony was held at Cranwell (St Andrew) Churchyard in Lincolnshire after work had recently been completed at the plot.
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Remembering the fallen for South Asian Heritage Month
During South Asian Heritage Month, we’re highlighting a small handful of remarkable individuals who gave their lives serving with Commonwealth forces during the World Wars.
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Together Forever: The Tragic Tale of the Knapps
Some of the small stories of the World War's individual tragedies are often the most affecting. CWGC Public Engagement Coordinator Sarah Nathaniel shares the heart-breaking story of the Knapps.
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Three Great War soldiers buried in Belgium
Private William James Meager has finally been laid to rest with full military honours alongside two other unknown British soldiers at CWGC Poelcapelle British Cemetery, Belgium.
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What’s the largest Commonwealth War Cemetery?
Some of our sites are small and intimate, with only a handful of graves, others are vast and dramatic, with many thousands of headstones. But which CWGC cemetery is the largest?
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Burial service for Private William James Meager, 16th Battalion, Middlesex Regiment and two unknown soldiers
A burial service for Private William James Meager, 16th Battalion, Middlesex Regiment and two unknown soldiers will take place at 10:30am at CWGC Poelcapelle British Cemetery, Belgium.
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Graves of two Glasgow soldiers identified in Belgium
Two World War One soldiers, Private Peter Keill, 7th Battalion The Seaforth Highlanders and Second Lieutenant James Ferris, 16th Battalion The Highland Light Infantry, graves have been rededicated.
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CWGC commemorates two soldiers a century after death
A small ceremony will take place at Gartmore Church Yard, Stirling, today after the CWGC erected granite headstones for two men who died within a year of each other in the First World War.
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Irvinestown Church of Ireland Churchyard
This small town in County Fermanagh holds the largest group of Second World War air force dead in all of Northern Ireland. The final resting place of 74 young airmen from across the Commonwealth.
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