You can support the creation of a new memorial to honour a loved one, or to pay your respects to all those who have served in the Armed Forces and have lost their battle against mesothelioma.
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You can support the creation of a new memorial to honour a loved one, or to pay your respects to all those who have served in the Armed Forces and have lost their battle against mesothelioma.
Read moreSculpture planned at National Memorial Arboretum to honour mesothelioma patients who served in the Armed Forces.
Read moreTo commemorate the centenary of the 1918 Armistice War Memorials Trust is delighted to invite you to a talk by Professor Gary Sheffield who will be discussing ‘How and why the First World War came to an end?’
Read moreCommissioned by military charity Blind Veterans UK, the statue, entitled Victory Over Blindness, depicts the seven soldiers after losing their sight, marching with their hand on the shoulder of the man in front.
Read moreKing’s Lynn based charity, Scotty’s Little Soldiers, has organised its very first memorial walk, taking place Sunday September 30th at Sandringham Country Park to remember our heroes and to raise funds for children who have lost a parent in the British Armed Forces.
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