Can you photograph your local war memorial? (UK)

Clitheroe War Memorial.
The memorial can be found in the castle park near the Museum, just in front of the castle
In 1920 the castle and surrounding park was bought by the people of Clitheroe by subscription and declared a memorial to the men who had lost their lives in the Great War. Later a cenotaph was built in the newly created Garden of Remembrance and unveiled in 1923.

 

Barking Park War Memorial
Barking East London.
I took this in November 2013, they were just cleaning it at the time for remembrance day when they hold a ceremony each year. The memorial was renovated in 2000 . It commemorates local people who lost their lives in the 1914-18 and 1939-45 world wars.

 

Poplar Air Raid Victims Memorial Garden
Tower Hamlets Cemetery Park Bow, London E3.
Memorial for the 190 Poplar residents who where killed by air raids in the 1939-45 war and are buried in the cemetery.
Tower Hamlets Cemetery Park was one of the seven great London cemeteries, it closed for burials in 1966 and is now a nature reserve.

 

Egerton War Memorial, Lancashire, North of Preston.

 

Tower Hamlets Cemetery War Memorial
Tower Hamlets Cemetery Park, Bow, London E3
War memorial commemorating East Enders who lost their lives in the first and second world wars. 16 bronze plaques bearing war victims names, 279 commonwealth service personel plus 4 Dutch merchant seamen. Unfortunately it has been the target of vandals on more than one occasion as they have tried to remove the plaques.

 

East London Central Synagogue Holocaust Victims Memorial
East London Central Synagogue Nelson Street London E1.
Located inside the synagogue where they hold an interfaith ceremony of remembrance each year.

 

Clayton-Le-Moors, Lancashire, Between Blackburn & Burnley.

 

Bethnal Green Tube Disaster Memorial Plaque
Bethnal Green Underground Station Tower Hamlets London.
Memorial plaque on the staircase of Bethnal Green Underground station to commemorate 173 people who died in 1943 as they descended the stairs after hearing air-raid sirens. A new memorial is located outside the station I will upload some photos of it.

 

Abney Park War Memorial
Abney Park Cemetery, Stoke Newington, London N16
Commemorating commonwealth servicemen who lost their lives in the First and Second World Wars. The 258 first world war servicemen are buried in the cemetery but have no headstone, and are listed on the panels. The 113 second world war servicemen are buried in the cemetery without separate commemoration and are also on the panels. I have close ups of the individual panels if anyone needs them.

 

Oswaldtwistle War Memorial, Lancashire.

 

St Michaels War Memorial Poplar
St Leonards Road Polar East London
First world war memorial by A.R. Adams
Commemorates men from the local parish who gave their lives during the great war 1914-19
"Their Name Liveth For Evermore"

 

Hackney Town Hall War Memorial
Mare Street Hackney London E8
Inscribed on the plaques below the memorial cross...
"To the honoured memory of those employees of the metropolitan boroughs of Hackney who made the supreme sacrifice during two world wars, 1914-18 and 1939-45."

 

Bishopsgate,London

 

Winterbourne, West Berks



(Need to get some close up ones, so I'll edit this when I've got them)

 

Hildenborough, Kent

 

Plaxtol, Kent. (just been refurbished)

 

Shipbourne, Kent.

 

Shacklewell Lane Green War Memorial
Shacklewell Lane Hackney London.
Crucifix with virgin Mary and St John kneeling on top of an octagonal column. Commemorates 101 men of Shacklewell who lost their lives in the 1914-18 war. Unveiled 1920 restored 1998.

 

Bretherton, Lancashire

Memorial inside St John's Church, South Road.

 

Emley, West Yorkshire

Stone cross outside St Michael's Church.