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Beautifully cared for war graves memorial in Ranchi

While our @cwgc sites across Northern Europe have seen an abundance of rain the situation in West Africa is the opposite. Well done to team Sierra Leone and Jean & Saihou here in Banjul Gambia for their dedicated and hard work.

📍 Fajara War Cemetery, Gambia. Thank you to Jean & Saihou, who recently received long service awards for their commitment, and thank you to all of our gardeners around the world for their dedication to inspirational horticulture 🌻

When people think of Commonwealth War Graves in Egypt they often think of El Alamein but here in Cairo, Heliopolis War Cemetery is a jewel. The global nature of WW2 reflected in the fact that over 20 nationalities are buried here.

While spring in Austria remains elusive, an absolute pleasure to meet Albert who has been passionately tending @cwgc Klagenfurt War Cemetery for over 40 years. We have some remarkably dedicated people around the globe, thank you Albert!

As the world wars fades from living memory, partnerships like this ensures contributions of soldiers will continually be remembered. I had the privilege of being a part of signing this MoU with NCAC Gambia. The story keeps unfolding Commonwealth War Graves

The Pacific Region team of the #CWGC completed a 3-day Health and Safety Training session this week in Kanchanaburi Thailand. Good participation by Regional staff, Country Managers and Site Managers from 7 countries across the Pacific. Lots learned about H&S & H&S Leadsership

Please to present service pins this week to two #CWGC staff from the Pacific. One year service pins presented by COO Barry Murphy to Health and Safety Advisor Si Thu Myint from Yangon Myanmar and to Site Manager Desy Makhmud from Ambon Indonesia. Well done to both!

Another chance to meet the #CWGC team in Thailand this week while we were conducting Health and Safety Audits of both Chung Kai and Kanchanaburi War Cemeteries. A Great team and both cemeteries beautiful as ever

It’s difficult to be an 8 acre hidden gem in Japan but Yokohama War Cemetery manages it. Wholly unique woodland setting on three levels. Thanks to Asako and her small Commonwealth War Graves team who produce near perfection.

After 3 years being responsible for the Pacific Region of the #CWGC, myself and Barry Murphy Barry Murphy will be inspecting 2 of our sites in Myanmar - Rangoon War and Taukkyan War Cemeteries for the 1st time since before COVID. Will be good to meet our staff from across Myanmar

Together with David Loveridge, great to make a first Commonwealth War Graves operational visit to Myanmar in over 5 years. Valuable training and discussion in Yangon. A lot clearly to do but lots to build upon with the exceptionally resilient and hardworking team based across the country.

Did your Punjabi ancestors serve in #WW1? How many men from your village fought in the First World War? Book you FREE ticket! Join Gavin Rand from Uni of Greenwich, George Hay George Hay from Commonwealth War Graves, Indian Army PhD students George Williams & Jasmin, Jagdip Kang & myself to

Fascinating discussion about the role of commemoration as a tool of diplomacy and influence particularly in a era of shifting political alliances. Director General Commonwealth War Graves Claire Horton CBE emphasised the importance of partnerships and mentioned the #Punjab #WW1 registers

The grave of Private Reginald Cadd, who died 5 May, 1945. He was 17 years old. His personal inscription reads: NOT A DAY DO WE FORGET YOU, IN OUR HEARTS YOU ARE ALWAYS NEAR Reginald now lies in our care in Berlin 1939-1945 War Cemetery, Germany. RT Barry Murphy

Despite the surrounding circumstances, but our Commonwealth War Graves UK managers always support us. It was a great day meeting Barry and James. Barry Murphy

Grateful for today’s senior management visit. Great ideas, real challenges, and meaningful dialogue. Thanks Barry Murphy, James & Commonwealth War Graves for the sincere, practical approach driving sustainability & progress.@sarahmoore #Leadership #Teamwork #Growth

I’m really glad I had the chance to meet Barry Murphy, Chief Operating Officer of the Commonwealth War Graves, and James King, the Area Director, during their visit to Egypt. It was great to connect with leaders so dedicated to the Commission’s important work.

It is truly an honor to be recognized with a gold medal and a letter from DG by Barry Murphy, , Chief Operating Officer Commonwealth War Graves, James King, AreaDirector for my 38 years of service at CWGC. Many thanks to all at Cwgc and I wish you continued excellence and success.AAAComms

We were pleased to meet our colleagues from the HO this week Chief Operating Barry Murphy and Area Director James King. Their visit was a valuable opportunity to inspection the sites and strengthen the teamwork. Sarah Moore 3laa 3bou Rabe7 Ibrahim Jaradah 🇵🇸 Mohammed Attaallah