Restored War Memorial and new exhibition honour war dead
A poignant and painstakingly-researched exhibition reveals how the First World War scythed through a rural
A poignant and painstakingly-researched exhibition reveals how the First World War scythed through a rural
On Thursday 6 June, the Hopton school family joined together with the Parish Council and
Churches across the Diocese of Norwich are taking part in the 80th anniversary of D-Day
Running along the front wall of the church will be over 40 metres of bunting
After nearly six years of war, on 7 May 1945 Germany officially surrendered and the
An opening address was delivered by Barry Brooks, chairman of Acle Recreation Centre who outlined
France’s declaration was made on the same day. Chamberlain concluded his broadcast with these words:
This day cannot pass without reflecting on the enormous sacrifice, courage and determination of people
The brave Norfolk nurse helped more than 200 soldiers escape from occupied Belgium during the
As such the CWGC are responsible for the graves and memorials of over 1.7 million