First World War Centenary News Archive

The UK War Heritage Group

The UK War Heritage Group calls on the Government to undertake more action for the Centenary.

The Imperial War Museum is the UK’s largest source of material on WW1.

This resource provides a comprehensive selection of documentary, audio and visual material on WW1.

The NAM is a leading authority on the British Army and regularly updates its exhibitions on military history.

The Tank Museum brings the history and use of the tank to life with live displays and interactive exhibitions.

The War Poets Association aims to promote interest in the work, life and historical context of WW1’s poets.

1914.org provides information on the Imperial War Museum’s Centenary programme.

The ‘In Memoriam 2014’ project aims to help communities preserve their war memorial heritage.

The UKNIWM is responsible for a database of the UK’s war memorials.

The Western Front Association (WFA) was formed to further interest in The Great War.