Town / Village War Memorials

I took these today at St Nicholas's church, Cubblington, Bucks. This lovely old church, along with many others would have been demolished had the new London Airport been built during the 1970s.

I took these today at St Peter and St Paul's church, Ellesborough, Bucks. Very close to Chequers and well used by most of the Prime Ministers.
The Plough pub at nearby Cadsden is also a well visited place by the PMs for their Dinner / Lunches.

The memorial at St Lawrences Rowington also includes the location of the deaths of those few it commemorates, a fortunate village.it also contains a spelling error where a distracted mason has mispelt France on one inscription as Franse

Leot in Shropshire is one of those villages that are unnucleated and a scattering of Farmsteads and houses this memorial is where the road to the Montford Bridge airfield joins the B5067

We heard about this Poppy window, and it's reflections, this morning on Radio Oxford. This is at a very small village called Noke, Oxon. I remember the poem from the 1960s. I went to Noke and no-one Spoke I went to Thame it was just the Same I went to Brill and all was Still so I went to Beckly and they spoke Directly. According to the Church Warden the font was given by the daughter of William the conqueror..

Close to R.A.F. Cosford is Albrighton this memorial is rather high church anglican

The memorial of the Shropshire village of Beckbury