Gloucester Author Surprised by Lack of Contact from City Chiefs Over Canary Girls Commemoration Friday, September 19, 2025 gloucester canarygirls munitionettes commemoration carolinemeek history quedgeley wwi munitions tribute Caroline Meek, a Gloucester-based author, expressed surprise that Gloucester City Council has not contacted her regarding their plans to commemorate the Canary Girls — the female workers who produced munitions during World … Read More
Road Closures and Diversions Announced for Town Centre Silence to Honor Britain’s ‘Darkest Hour’ Monday, September 8, 2025 roadclosures diversions silence remembrance armedforces tribute towncentre commemoration sacrifice britain The town centre will experience road closures and diversions as the community prepares to observe a moment of silence commemorating Britain’s ‘darkest hour.’ This significant event aims to pay tribute to the sacrifices made … Read More
'Beautiful and fitting' tribute to Cheltenham's fallen WWI heroes as website tells their stories Wednesday, August 6, 2025 cheltenham worldwarone tribute soldiers history commemoration memorial wwi heritage sacrifice A new website has been launched to honor the soldiers from Cheltenham who lost their lives in World War One. This digital tribute offers a detailed look into the lives and sacrifices of the men who served, ensuring their … Read More
Princess Anne’s Low-Key Choice for Her 75th Birthday Milestone Friday, July 25, 2025 princessanne royalfamily birthday royalmint commemoration workethic engagements kingcharles dedication royaltradition Princess Anne, the Princess Royal, is preparing to celebrate a significant milestone—her 75th birthday on August 15—preferring a modest approach over any grand public festivities. Known for her dedication and pragmatism, Anne … Read More
Canary Girls Honoured with Memorial Boards in Quedgeley After WWI Factory Work Monday, June 16, 2025 canarygirls munitions wwi gloucester memorial history womenswork quedgeley tnt commemoration Gloucester is set to honour the bravery of the “Canary Girls,” women who risked their lives working in a dangerous munitions factory in Quedgeley during World War I, through the installation of information boards near the … Read More
King Charles Appears to Lose Temper During VE Day Service, According to Lip Reader Friday, May 9, 2025 kingcharles veday royalfamily westminsterabbey veterans wwii commemoration princewilliam royalevents alexanderchurchill King Charles was observed displaying a rare moment of frustration during the solemn VE Day service commemorating the 80th anniversary of Victory in Europe. The ceremony, held at Westminster Abbey in London on May 8, brought … Read More