The latest edition of East Midlands History & Heritage magazine includes the following articles:
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- The fighting member back to ‘The House’: Oliver Locker-Lampson, the Conservative Party and the 1918 Coupon Election in Huntingdonshire.
- The Bayley (Red Cross) Auxiliary Hospital, Nottingham 1914 to 1919
- “Peace Day” celebrations in Derby
- ‘These splendid lads’: Leicester’s Clarendon Park in the Great War
- The effect of the First World War on Mountsorrel Quarry
- The Sherwood Forester and the surgeon who changed the face of plastic surgery
- Leicestershire’s contribution to saving the nation from starvation.
- Working for the Commonwealth War Graves Commission
- 1918: the perspectives of a Lincolnshire home front poet
- The Great War and its consequences: Building an archive
