They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old: Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. At the going down of the sun and in the morning We will remember them.

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A pleasure this week to welcome a delegation from the Chinese Ministry of Veterans' Affairs to Commonwealth War Graves. Their scale of work is immense, with 20 million falling within their scope, at over 150,000 facilities. It was fascinating learning from each other and sharing approaches

Wales fans after the team announcement.

An excellent piece on LBC about #VJDay80 today by my colleague Elisabeth Shipton lbc.co.uk/opinion/views/…

The role of Commonwealth soldiers during WW2 is often overlooked, but in places jncl Burma and the Far East they bravely fought & deserve greater recognition. On BBC Breakfast I spoke about Commonwealth War Graves efforts to ensure this is so and our For Evermore Tour cwgc.com/vj-day

Our Commissioner Chris Evans MP on the importance of commemorating #VJDay80

We’ve identified an issue affecting the appearance of some of our headstones in France and Belgium. Our teams are on site and we are working with the scientific community to identify a solution. We apologise, caring for our sites is our priority and progress updates will be

Please watch if you've seen or heard concerns about some Commonwealth War Graves headstones in France and Belgium. This is not dirt but caused by fungus organisms embedding in the stone that were being masked by previous chemical based cleaning. We're on it and will provide weekly updates.

It was 23 years ago today...

A summary of the issues considered when @cwgc put on an event earlier this year in partnership with RUSI to consider the relationship between commemoration and diplomacy.

We have today published a landmark report revealing historical inequalities in how Second World War casualties from the former British Empire were commemorated. The report, titled 'Remembering the dead of the British Empire', is part of our ongoing commitment to investigate and

I'm about half way through the typically brilliant Chris Brookmyre work 'The Cracked Mirror' and I'm sure I've worked out what on earth is going on. But I have no way of showcasing my smug deductive brilliance (assuming I'm right).

Well Wales, this is all going just swimmingly #FAW

A very interesting and enjoyable discussion for Elisabeth Shipton and I meeting Adam Jogee MP MP to talk through some of the projects and strategic challenges of the Commonwealth War Graves. Hopefully the first of many!

📢CWGC volunteers praised in UK Parliament Members of the House of Commons joined together to give thanks to our volunteers across the country. Following her recent visit to West Thurrock Cemetery, Thurrock’s MP Jen Croft singled out our volunteers Jan and Len Pritchard to

Visiting inlaws in Australia so can't miss the opportunity to visit some Commonwealth War Graves sites maintained by The Office of Australian War Graves. Here at Cairns War Cemetary in Far North Queensland.

Almost time to return to the UK after three weeks in Queensland. Fitted in a visit to Brisbane (Toowong) Cemetery where 396 casualties of both wars are cared for on our behalf by the Office of Australian War Graves.

We are hosting a webinar at 1pm on Tuesday 3 February to deliver updates on headstone care and our winter maintenance programme. We'll provide the latest news and insights from our teams in France and Belgium with plenty of opportunity for questions. Please submit your

We’re proud to receive the Armed Forces Covenant - Bronze Award🏅 We were delighted to be presented with our Armed Forces Covenant Certificate which recognises our commitment to supporting the Armed Forces community. The Armed Forces Covenant is a promise to ensure that those