New map unveiled at Pangbourne College Memorial Chapel to commemorate Falklands War veterans
On Sunday, June 11, a small party gathered to mark the unveiling of a new map commemorating Falklands War veterans.
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On Sunday, June 11, a small party gathered to mark the unveiling of a new map commemorating Falklands War veterans.
“There's some corner of a foreign field that is forever England.” Never were the words of Rupert Brooke more apt – though we must add Scotland, Wales, and Ireland to his original verse – than in the Falklands, where Islanders have named beaches, bays, harbors, islets, and inlets after the 258 souls killed in the 1982 conflict.
A significant new installation will be unveiled in the Falkland Islands Memorial Chapel at Pangbourne College next weekend.
A Cork boat named after a West Cork river hit the Thames last week at a special event in London to celebrate Anglo-Irish trade and cultural links.
On the advice of the UK Prime Minister, the Falkland Islands Government Office in London is closed and all staff is working from home. Despite this FIGO is working as normal and remains available to help all Islanders in the UK, Falkland Islands organizations, FIG, and anyone traveling to and from the Islands.