In Your Town | The North-East At War | Page 11

Can you help identify these angels of mercy?

Chris Lloyd

Diary of Gunner George James: March 31 – April 4, 1916

Chris Lloyd

Wolsingham school adds new oak to first war memorial

Duncan Leatherdale

Tanfield Railway to transport visitors back to First World War

Tony Kearney

Volunteers sought for World War One railway project at Darlington’s Head of Steam museum

Alexa Copeland

Primary school pupils help sow the seeds of Remembrance

Andy Walker

War nurse’s drawings, poetry and details of soldiers she tended to are highlight of auction

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Soldiers in the trenches during the First World War

Newcastle soldier identified among ten remains discovered on construction site in France

Mark Summers

Newton Aycliffe military artist’s First World War centenary painting will embark on four year tour of galleries

Lizzie Anderson

Cartoonist that boosted morale with “vulgar caricatures” of British soldiers

Chris Lloyd

Diary of Gunner George James: March 6 – 13, 1916

Chris Lloyd

Touching messages from First World War found in Hartlepool

Chris Webber

Schoolchildren taken to the heart of the First World War on 1914 train bound for Hartlepool

Chris Lloyd

Howden-le-Wear historians launch £8,000 research of First World War soldiers

Duncan Leatherdale

Extraordinary courage of First World War hero immortalised in bronze

Mark Foster

TIME LORD: Tony Hall, of the Time Bandits re-enactment group, and pupils from Thornaby Academy during a First World War event at the town’s central library

Trench warfare comes to life in Thornaby library

Graeme Hetherington

Appeal for help with mystery First World War grave marker

Chris Webber

Thornaby soldier who lost a leg on the Somme led the fullest of lives

Chris Lloyd

First World War fighter designed to take on Zeppelins unveiled at York museum

Mark Foster

Bringing sights and sounds of war back to life

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