County Durham on Armistice Day 1918
The end of the war - how the news was received across the county
The Durham Light Infantry and The Somme 1916
Read John Bilcliffe's impressive study of the DLI 100 years ago
Philip Anthony Brown (1886-1915)
DLI officer rescued from No Man's Land by his observer Thomas Kenny
Roland Boys Bradford VC (1892-1917)
One of two brothers awarded the Victoria Cross in the First World War
Durham Light Infantry 10th Battalion
One of the first battalions raised for Lord Kitchener's new army
Your Durham, Your History
Hetton-le-Hole born man served with the DLI and the Labour Corps
Coal miner from Brandon served in the Royal Field Artillery
Shildon railway worker who served with the 19th Hussars
Art teacher from Edmondsley who won the Military Cross
Yorkshire man served with 18th DLI commemorated on Arras Memorial
South Moor miner served in the 2nd Battalion DLI
Company Quartermaster-Sergeant in the 8th Battalion DLI
South Moor bricklayer served in the Royal Marine Light Infantry
Shildon railway worker served with 6th Battalion DLI before re-enlisting into the Royal Navy
Shildon railway worker served in the East Yorkshire Regiment
Shildon railway worker served in the King’s Own Scottish Borderers
Hesleden man served in the 1st/8th Battalion DLI whose grave marker from France is now situated in Hesleden
