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Day 4, 7 May is the Remember the Fallen Route and the longest for David Waite at 110 miles! Read about the route here and find out about two casualties remembered on the memorials along the way.

Day 3 of David Waite's Worcestershire War Memorial Bike Rides started in Worcester at the Cathedral and ended over 60 miles later in Hanley Castle. Read more about the route and discoveries David made along the way.

Day 2 of the Worcestershire War Memorial Bike Rides sees David Waite take The Tommy Atkins Route, a ride of 78 miles. Read about the casualties commemorated on the memorials on this route.

David Waite begins his War Memorial Bike Ride with a steady 51.9 miles ride. Read more about the route he took and the stories of two of the casualties commemorated on the Memorials he visited.

Local Worcestershire man David Waite is commemorating the centenary of the Armistice (effectively the end of World War One) with a bike ride taking in most free-standing War Memorials across the County.

At dawn today, services were held across the globe to commemorate ANZAC Day in memory of the Australian and New Zealand troops who gave their lives to help win the First World War.

Climb aboard the Cavell Van on the Severn Valley Railway on 14 June for a unique opportunity to see the carriage that brought Edith Cavell and later the Unknown Warrior back after the First World War.

Worcestershire World War One Hundred Project Director Adrian Gregson has made a personal journey of remembrance to the Western Front read more here.

In May the People's Collection will be coming to Bromsgrove. We would like to borrow objects from WW1 that would help us tell the story of WW1 in your area.

Follow in the footsteps of "Britain's best recruiting sergeant", tracing the early life of Worcester's very own musical hall sweetheart Vesta Tilley.