During the First World War 1,400 bell ringers hailing from across the UK died. Ringing Remembers sought to recruit 1,400 new bell ringers in their memory; in total 2,792 ringers were recruited to be part of this unique nationwide project!  Towers that had sat silent...

One hundred years after his death, the achievements of Walter Tull, professional footballer and the first man of black heritage to become an officer in the regular British Army and lead his men in battle, were commemorated through our Tull 100 - Football Remembers...

We are delighted to announce the winners of this years' Aspire to Engineer competition The theme this year was Genetic Engineering, and first prize went Edgbaston High School for Girls who won a class experience with the Natural History Museum. Their Year 6 team...

RAF Museum London is hosting a display of thousands of paper planes in their H2 First World War galleries from 19 October 2018 - 9 January 2019. As part of Remember RAF100, the Name Your Plane project identified 4,805 Flying Service and war graves across the length...

The Military Wives Choirs are taking part in Motherhood, Loss and the First World War, our project which acknowledges the universality of bereavement as the defining experience of the First World War with a special focus on the impact on mothers — an overlooked aspect...

On 5 and 6 September historians and community groups came together for the Motherhood, Loss and the First World War conference at Senate House to explore maternal bereavement and the impact of the war on mothers. The conference was led by Big Ideas in partnership with...