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Protecting Scotland's war memorials

Centenary Memorials Restoration Fund helps 125 projects

The Centenary Memorials Restoration Fund helped 125 projects share over £1 million during the centenary of World War I.

Pupils discover stronghold’s wartime history

Dumbarton Castle’s WWl past explored by local primary pupils

Braehead Primary School pupils stepped out of the classroom and into the past as they discovered more about Dumbarton Castle and its role during the First World War.

Pupils’ artwork explores wartime history

Art inspired by the north east of Scotland’s WWl past

Artworks inspired by school-wide project exploring the north east of Scotland’s WWl past

£190,000 granted to repair WWI memorials across Scotland

Centenary memorials restoration grants announced

Grants of £190,000 have been offered to 21 centenary memorials projects across Scotland, including the iconic Kitchener memorial in Orkney.

Wilfred Owen honoured by Commemorative Plaque

First World War poet commemorated at Tynecastle High School

Wilfred Owen, arguably the most well-known of Britain’s First World War poets, was commemorated today with the unveiling of a plaque in his honour, at the Edinburgh school he taught at whilst recovering from ‘shellshock’ in 1917.

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