Britain’s War Memorials

It has been said people die three times. Once when they die, once when they are buried and once when their name is mentioned for the last time. War memorials are there to ensure these remarkable young people are remembered. Never let their names be forgotten. #LestWeForget

Battlefield cross. St. Augustine’s Church, Westbury, Buckinghamshire. Commemorating Private James A. Fenemore (spelled Finemore on the cross) of the East Surrey Regiment. Died of wounds on the 21st October 1918. First World War. #LestWeForget #Remembrance

Lower Peover war memorial. St. Oswald’s Church, Lower Peover, Cheshire. First and Second World Wars. #LestWeForget

Battlefield cross. St. Augustine’s Church, Westbury, Buckinghamshire. Commemorating Private Harry Robinson of the Royal West Kent Regiment. KIA on the 21st March 1918. #LestWeForget #Remembrance

Hook Norton war memorial window. St. Peter’s Church, Hook Norton, Oxfordshire. First World War. #LestWeForget