The centenary of the outbreak of World War One has arrived, and commemorations have begun nationwide. The anniversary is particularly poignant for the Royal Star and Garter Homes - a charity established to care for the severely injured young servicemen
A candle-lit vigil to commemorate the declaration of World War I will be held in Twickenham's Radnor Gardens today. The event, lasting 12 hours throughout the day, has been arranged by the Royal British Legion and the Friends of Radnor Gardens.
Twickenham Museum received £9,500 from Heritage Lottery Funding (HLF) for its Football at the Front project. Awarded through HLF’s Then and Now programme, the project looks at the 1914 Christmas truce that inspired rifleman Frank Edwards to kick
Public buildings and homes will be plunged into darkness when the lights go out in Richmond to commemorate the Centenary and outbreak of World War One. Everyone in the UK is invited to take part in the Lights Out campaign, set up by the Government
