In episode four of our podcast Scott Smith takes to the wheel as he discovers more about military vehicles used during the Second World War and finds out about why some vehicles appear on Commonwealth War Graves headstones. Take a listen to it, here: ow.ly/hMOj50zTIsx #WW2 #CWGCpodcast

Great fun to host the final episode of Commonwealth War Graves's podcast about World War Movies/TV Shows & a big thanks to my guests Peter Francis OBE @ptbyrnes & Lucy Betteridge-Dyson. We'll be back later in the year with Season 2.

"When you go home Tell them of us and say For your tomorrow We gave our today" #VJDay #VJDay75 #WW2 #ShareYourTribute #WeAreCWGC

Not long now until the end of my dad & my #Movember challenge this year! Help us reach our target if you can: movember.com/t/the2moustach…

Hello my name is Alastair and I’m a Stonemason with the Commonwealth War Graves in the United Kingdom. Welcome to our Live Q&A. Please do send me any questions that you may have about my role and the work I undertake with the Commission. #AskACWGCExpert #OurWarGravesYourHistory

Trawling through some old video footage the other day and I came across these snaps I'd captured of a baby bird in Commonwealth War Graves's Bény-sur-Mer Canadian War Cemetery back in the summer of 2019 #WeAreCWGC #DDay75

This War Graves Week, 21-28 May 2021, discover the World War heritage on your doorstep. Many who fought and died in the two world wars came from, and are commemorated in, your local community. Learn how you can begin your own journey, here: ow.ly/SkEd50EQqrP #WarGravesWeek

The sun was shining for day 2 of #WarGravesWeek at Brookwood Military Cemetery and the Commonwealth War Graves team was out in force engaging with the public about our work & the stories of those whom we commemorate #WeAreCWGC

We were at Runnymede Memorial today for day 3 of #WarGravesWeek going live again on Facebook & taking the public on guided tours of the memorial. Discover what Commonwealth War Graves events are going on near you & how to get involved here: cwgc.org/our-war-graves…

This morning The Duke of Kent, President of Commonwealth War Graves, visited Brookwood Military Cemetery to mark the very first #WarGravesWeek. The cemetery is the largest of its kind in the UK, commemorating over 5,000 Commonwealth soldiers who fought during the first and second World Wars.

The first episode of season 2 of #TheOptimistPodcast is now live! I chat to Rob Nicoll from Chip[s] Board about their mission to make #bioplastics out of #foodwaste. Available wherever you get your #podcasts. podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/s2-…

All of Season 2 of #TheOptimistPodcast is now live! I've had some fantastic discussions with Chip[s] Board Treeconomy Open Cosmos @EcoVertSol Aceleron about how their businesses are tackling some of the biggest challenges facing us today. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/s2-…

We want to know what does Remembrance mean to you #Remembranceis ow.ly/ne6R50GBcKA

Exploring Commonwealth War Graves's Harrogate Stonefall Cemetery by moonlight with Scott Smith last week. Lit up the headstone of Sergeant J.R. Pollon, one of the youngest casualties buried in the cemetery. #WeAreCWGC

Great to produce my first video for Nesta featuring @CodrinaCretu & Dimitris Sarsentis about heat pumps, the shortage of qualified HP engineers and how to rapidly grow the HP industry. Watch the full video here: bit.ly/3OTyx0h

Nesta’s sustainable future team visited University of Salford's Energy House, a two-bedroom terraced house built within an environmental chamber. The work looks to measure the carbon and cost savings resulting from lowering the flow temperature on a typical home combi boiler.