Larkhill Royal Artillery Barracks recruits lay Poppy Crosses on the 250 war graves at Durrington Cemetery
 

Home

Contact Town Council

Minutes of Meetings
Leisure Amenities at the Village Hall and The Pavillion

Local News

Community Safety

Adult Learning

Local Organisations

Local Businesses

Local Websites

Durrington History

Local Old Photos

Your Wiltshire Councillor

12 recruits volunteered to pay tribute to those who lost their lives during the Great War of 1914/18. The majority of these graves are Australian or Canadian and there is also a memorial plaque to those Canadian's who died at Larkhill under canvas before they could be repatriated back to Canada. Cllr Graham Wright, Chairman of Durrington Town Council, was delighted to accept the offer from The Royal Artillery to help lay the crosses as part of their drive to work in partnership with the Larkhill Garrison.

 

 
Clerk to the Council

Mrs.Mary Towle

The Parish Office

01980 654772 - email click below:

 

 

 

 

To see where Durrington is, click the logo below:

 
Copyright © 2009, all rights reserved - No part of this website may be reproduced, in any form, without the written permission of Durrington Town Council and Henge Computing.