The two sets of opposing trench systems, with a no man's land between them, were found after a council employee uncovered a photograph of the area, taken in 1951.

Sep 16, 2017 | 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM Add to Calendar 16-09-2017 19:00 16-09-2017 20:00 America/Toronto The 24 Hour Trench -Re-Enactment of the Life in the Trenches of WW1 The Port Moody Station Museum ...

One element of trench life that was particularly grim, according to British soldiers, was the food. Fresh fruit, vegetables and meat were hard to come by so Tommy’s had to make do with tinned ...

A football that British soldiers kicked across No Man's Land as they advanced towards German trenches during a World War One battle has been put on display in a London museum.

REPLICA World War One trenches dug for this year’s Great Dorset Steam Fair are to remain on display until 2018, to coincide with the four-year centenary of the conflict.

Students at St Michael Catholic high school have spent weeks creating a replica WW1 trench. They’ve dug up tonnes of dirt and filled 1500 sandbags. The grade 10 and 12 students have spent every ...

The remains of trenches believed to have been dug by soldiers preparing for the battlefields of World War One have been found on private land in Norfolk. The trenches were discovered on the land ...

First World War practice trenches that were lost beneath heathland for decades have been granted heritage protection by the government. The rare site in Browndown in Gosport, Hampshire, was used ...