The Mayor of Preston has unveiled a plaque commemorating the Peace Field Project, twinning a local sports centre with a Belgian WWI truce site. On Saturday, 9 July at 10am, […]
2 years ago Centenary Fields to be unveiled in Avenham and Miller Parks to mark WW1 fallenRibblesdale Place entrance to Avenham Park Pic: Google Part of Avenham and Miller Parks is being designated as a Centenary Field to honour the memories of soldiers who fought and […]
5 years ago Preston Remembers project looking for volunteer WW1 tour guidesPreston Remembers is a partnership project that is joining together the activities, exhibitions and events that are happening from 2014 – 2018 in Preston to mark the centenary of the First World […]
9 years ago First World War Soldiers Remembered at St Mary’s Church, PenworthamHeather Crook, Editor of The Preston Magazine, would like the people of Preston, and in particular the Penwortham area, to know of a quest to find information of the men […]
9 years ago Advertisement Advertisement The people of Preston unite to remember the fallenThere is no doubt about it that Prestonians know how to show their respect and appreciation when it matters. Today, Sunday 9 November, unprecedented crowds gathered together at the War […]
9 years ago Museum of Lancashire present ‘Notes from the front’Showing for today only, 29 October 2014, at the Museum of Lancashire, there is a performance from The Northumberland Theatre Company of ‘Notes from the front’. This presentation is a one […]
9 years ago New book review: The story of the Preston Pals MemorialIn April 2008 Mrs Rita Finley, from Fulwood, wrote to the Lancashire Evening Post asking why there was no Memorial in Preston or in France to the memory of the […]
10 years ago ‘King’s Shilling’ re-enactment on Preston Railway StationOn Monday 4 August at 11am a reconstruction of the ‘Giving of the King’s Shilling’ took place using two platforms. The ‘King’s Shilling’ is an old armed forces tradition dating back […]
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