The Nottingham Open Spaces Forum is pleased to continue to support:
The Nottinghamshire World War 1 Centenary Memorial
(Officially opened by the HRH Duke of Kent on Friday 28th June 2019).
The memorial commemorates all the Nottinghamshire Military and Civilian people who lost their lives during the First World War between 1914 -1919. The memorial also includes those who died from injuries sustained in the War up until 1923.
The memorial was made possible by generous donations from:
Nottingham City Council, Nottinghamshire County Council, Ashfield District Council, Bassetlaw District Council, Broxtowe District Council, Gedling Borough Council, Mansfield District Council, Newark and Sherwood District Council & Rushcliffe Borough Council.
Amanda Pullinger 100 Women in Finance, Browne Jacobson Solicitors, Institute of Cemeteries and Crematorium Management, A. W Lymn - The Family Funeral Service, The Mellors Group Ltd.
Burton Joyce Parish Council, Cotgrave Town Council, Gotham, Parish Council, South Muskham Little Carlton Parish Council, West Stockwith Parish Council, Nottingham Park Residents Association.
The Grenadier Guards Association Nott’s Branch. The Western front Association, The Lady Hind Trust, The Nottingham Club, The Rotary Club of Trent Bridge.
The project was also supported by the Nottingham Civic Society, Nottingham Open Space Forum and individual public donations.
All the names on the Monument are recorded on the Nottinghamshire Roll of Honour. For more information visit www.nottinghamshire.gov.uk/rollofhonour
NOSF sees this ambitious project as a fitting addition to the Victoria Embankment Memorial Gardens, a key part of the City’s open space network. The project will enhance this public space, promote greater usage and encourage further community involvement in its care.
The Nottinghamshire World War 1 Centenary Memorial
(Officially opened by the HRH Duke of Kent on Friday 28th June 2019).
The memorial commemorates all the Nottinghamshire Military and Civilian people who lost their lives during the First World War between 1914 -1919. The memorial also includes those who died from injuries sustained in the War up until 1923.
The memorial was made possible by generous donations from:
Nottingham City Council, Nottinghamshire County Council, Ashfield District Council, Bassetlaw District Council, Broxtowe District Council, Gedling Borough Council, Mansfield District Council, Newark and Sherwood District Council & Rushcliffe Borough Council.
Amanda Pullinger 100 Women in Finance, Browne Jacobson Solicitors, Institute of Cemeteries and Crematorium Management, A. W Lymn - The Family Funeral Service, The Mellors Group Ltd.
Burton Joyce Parish Council, Cotgrave Town Council, Gotham, Parish Council, South Muskham Little Carlton Parish Council, West Stockwith Parish Council, Nottingham Park Residents Association.
The Grenadier Guards Association Nott’s Branch. The Western front Association, The Lady Hind Trust, The Nottingham Club, The Rotary Club of Trent Bridge.
The project was also supported by the Nottingham Civic Society, Nottingham Open Space Forum and individual public donations.
All the names on the Monument are recorded on the Nottinghamshire Roll of Honour. For more information visit www.nottinghamshire.gov.uk/rollofhonour
NOSF sees this ambitious project as a fitting addition to the Victoria Embankment Memorial Gardens, a key part of the City’s open space network. The project will enhance this public space, promote greater usage and encourage further community involvement in its care.
Or donate by text:
To make a donation, text 'ROLLOFHONOUR 5' to 70085 to donate £5. This costs £5 plus a std rate msg. Alternatively, you can opt to give any whole amount up to £20. Thanks!
To make a donation, text 'ROLLOFHONOUR 5' to 70085 to donate £5. This costs £5 plus a std rate msg. Alternatively, you can opt to give any whole amount up to £20. Thanks!
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