Meetings for 2026
February 7th 1.30pm for a 2pm start.
Searching For Llandudno’s Fallen
Adrian Hughes, historian, CWGC volunteer and owner of the Home Front Museum in Llandudno. will give a talk about his quest to visit the graves and memorials of the 330 men listed on Llandudno’s war memorial.
March 7th 1.30pm for a 2pm start
AGM & Wales Versus The Flying Circus
After the Annual General Meeting business has been concluded our chairman Darryl Porrino will tell the tale of Welsh pilots & observers that came into contact with Richtofen & his “Flying Circus.”
June 6th Doors open at 1.30pm for a 2pm start.
Open Meeting
A chance for members to take the stage and give a short presentation on anything of interest to them with a WW1 theme.
July 4th Doors open at 1.30pm for a 2pm start
The Great War And The Silent Screen
Speaker: Andy Moody
After the war films became a popular source of entertainment. Cinema audiences greatly increased. The Great War became a popular choice for filmmakers. Historian Andy Moody will explore the films made by the major studios and their efforts to faithfully and sympathetically recreate those years and the experiences of those who were there. Films such as Journeys End, The Big Parade and the first Oscar winner, Wings made in 1927.
August 1st
Branch Away Day.