Saturday's meeting sees Richard Crompton discussing 'Insane - a Great War legacy'. Our first meeting in 2024 autumn's season starts at 2.30 in the Guide Centre, School Lane, Chalfont St Giles. All very welcome

On Saturday we welcome Derek Plews to the branch. Derek will be talking on '48th (South Midland) Division in Italy and on the Western Front'. Meeting starts at 2.30, Guide Centre, School Lane, Chalfont St Giles. All very welcome

Saturday's meeting commences at 2.30, at the Guide Centre, School Lane, Chalfont St. Giles. Roy Larkin presents 'The London Ominbus on the Home Front'. All very welcome, we ask for a donation of £4 to help cover our costs.

The last two Saturday's, the branch have been involved with events in Oxfordshire. The Soldiers of Oxfordshire Museum in Woodstock last week, we joined with members of The Great War Society. Nigel was asked if he remembers the uniforms first time!!

Saturday's meeting will include two talks. Firstly, the conclusion of 'The Women Police Service in the Great War' and then a quick look at 'Christmas at home in war time'. Starts at 2.30, with mince pies, cakes during the break. Guide centre, Chalfont St Giles.

Welcome to 2025!! Our first branch meeting of the year is this Saturday when Robert Fleming discusses 'Peril in Paradise: The Great War in Asia and the Pacific'. Starts 2.30, 18th January, Guide Centre, School Lane, Chalfont St Giles

Ptleased to welcome Simon Cains on Saturday. Our meeting commences at 2.30 in the Guide Centre, School Lane, Chalfont St. Giles. His presentation will include details of a family involvement in Arras and on the Somme.

Would help if we could spell pleased!!!

Tomorrow's meeting starts at 2.30, Guide Centre, School lane in Chalfont St Giles. Simon Jones will talk on 'Underground Warfare'. Simon is making a welcome return to our branch. Everybody most welcome.

Tomorrow sees a welcome return of Roy Larkin. He will be discussing 'Repairs and maintenance on the Western Front'. Starts 2.30, Guide Centre, School Lane, Chalfont St Giles. We are also running a 50/50 book sale to help our funds.

Tomorrow's meeting starts at 2.30, Guide Centre, School Lane, Chalfont St. Giles. We are pleased to welcome Dr. Anne Samson whose talk is titled 'An introduction to the Great War in Africa'. Door donation of £4, includes refreshments.

Ox & Bucks WFA were saddened to hear of the deaths of two Oxfordshire firefighters during a fire in Bicester yesterday. We send our condolences to their families, friends and colleagues at this very sad time. RIP

Saturday's meeting starts at 2.30, The Guide Centre, School Lane, Chalfont St. Giles when Ross Beadle discusses a topic bound to open conversation. The what ifs! Such as if war had been declared six months earlier. All very welcome

Morning everybody, today's presentation 'The law of unintended consequences' with Ross Beadle starts at 2.30, The Guide Centre, School Lane, Chalfont St. Giles. Also a few 50/50 books for sale. door donation of £4 includes tea and cake!

French Chasseurs cyclists resting during a halt during the attack in the forest of Villers-Cotterets, 18 July 1918.IWM (Q 78084)

Morning, sorry for the radio silence but we've had a few admin issues. Hopefully normal service is resumed!!

Today's meeting is the last before our Summer holidays and we won't meet again until September. Starting at 2.30, Guide Centre, School Lane in Chalfont St Giles, we welcome Alan Wakefield to talk to us on the Zeebrugge Raid. All very welcome

Our branch meetings start again this Saturday at 2.30, Guide Centre, School Lane, Chalfont St. Giles. Richard Lloyd joins us with 'Escapers All - The stories of officers and men who escaped from German captivity' All very welcome, £4 door donation, please.

We're attending Oxfordshire Family History Fair, 25 October, Cherwell School in Oxford. Hope we might see a few familiar faces. Its open from 11 till 4. We'll highlight women workers in the Great War

In High Wycombe area tonight? Our Deputy Chair is talking at Liston Hall in Marlow at 8pm on Huntley & Palmers and will include army biscuits!! Thanks to Reading Museum for the photo.