More Stories in the Courier
On 15th May, the Warwick Courier devoted a full page to some of the stories from the war memorial as they reported …
Excellent response to appeal for pictures
Just a few days after the launch of Unlocking Warwick’s appeal for photos and information about the Warwick Fallen from WW2, the …
Peter Stocker – a Schoolboy Scallywag
Peter Stocker was 5 when the war broke out. He came to Warwick after his family was bombed out of Coventry on …
Coverage of the Project in The Courier
On the 75th anniversary of VE-Day, the Warwick Courier gave prominent coverage to the relaunch of this website to include The Fallen …
WW2 Rationing Rules
As we mark the end of WW2 in Europe in 1945, it’s worth reflecting on the tough rationing that continued in Britain …
‘I can’t go to the war!’ Talk on 18th March
Men, their families or employers could appeal their conscription to fight in the First World War for a variety of reasons – …
Holocaust Memorial Day Pictures
Holocaust Memorial Day on 27th January was marked at the Warwick War Memorial with a special service of prayers and poetry readings. …
The Warwick VCs Jan 8th
The first meeting in 2020 of the Heart of England Western Front Association will hear the stories of the five soldiers from …
Remembrance Sunday Pictures
After a day of torrential rain on Saturday 9th November, it dawned bright and clear on Sunday 10th, and a large crowd …
A Sign at the War Memorial
On Remembrance Sunday, a new sign will be on the churchyard railings beside the Warwick War Memorial, pointing visitors to this website …