The Staffordshire Regiment return home to an important duty - a full and formal military parade in Tamworth on Friday November 4th, to remember their fallen comrades, ...

The Staffordshire Regiment (The Prince Of Wales’s) for his foreword. But, it is a continuing task of work, and I urge anyone to contact me if they have any material relevant to the Staffordshire ...

The Staffordshire Regiment march along Bore Street in Lichfield in front of Colonel-In-Chief Prince Andrew, The Duke of York Theirs was the only infantry unit continuously identified with a single ...

The Staffordshire Regiment were involved in the attack, and suffered many casualties. Approximately 500 officers and men died from their injuries, some actually on the battlefield and more in the ...

The 5th North Staffordshire Regiment (its named was changed to the 1st/5th in France) was formed in 1908 to take the place of the old Volunteers. The Territorial Force was formed for home defence.

The Staffordshire Regiment service of re-dedication, Staffordshire regiment veterans have designed and funded a new memorial built from Staffordshire stone at the National Memorial Arboretum, ...

The Staffordshire Regiment was formed in a pub in Lichfield over 300 years ago. But when 3 Merican return from their next tour of Afghanistan, ...

The Staffordshire Regiment Association said it paid £64,000 to buy a 10-year lease on The King's Head in Lichfield. The regiment was founded in 1705 when Col Luke Lillingston raised a force that ...

Its earliest incarnation, raised under Colonel Luke Lillingstone, was simply the 38th Regiment of Foot. The title 1st Staffordshire was later received and remained until 2007 when the merger with ...

The Staffordshire Regiment Association got its members to all chip in to buy and renovate the 15th Century ‘King’s Head’, in Lichfield, Staffordshire. It was there on the 25th of March in ...

He said he began to research L/Sgt Baskeyfield, who served in the South Staffordshire Regiment after signing up aged 19. ... Follow BBC Stoke & Staffordshire on BBC Sounds, Facebook, ...

Historian Richard Ellis looks at the numbers of North Staffordshire Regiment soldiers killed, wounded and captured during Germany's Spring Offensive of WW1 stokesentinel Load mobile navigation.