BBC Radio Gloucestershire

Reporting the war when it was heavily censored by the government

The role this 14th Century manor house played in WW1

Made to leave for a shipyard that never produced a ship

Women donning roles to chop trees and cut logs

Producing enough cable to circumference the world almost three times

One of the first memorials for the fallen

The five brothers who would lose their lives in the Great War

The refugee who would leave us with a lasting memorial to the Great War

Lessons that led to dramatic changes in how soldiers’ families were told of their death

The Gloucestershire man who against the odds survived the fighting on the Western Front

The sacrifice of a Forester who took part in one of the most heroic operations of WW1

Ralph Hoare looks back at a childhood dominated by the Great War

Former Gloucester player Simon Devereux uncovers the the club's role during WW1

The poet who tried to escape German prison twice

How girls and staff were affected by the traumatic events of WW1

How the sacrifice of former pupils and teachers at Marling School is remembered

How a tunneler took part in one of the most famous tunnelling operations of the war

The story of how WW1 helped create Gloucestershire’s aircraft industry

By the end of the war, the staff had treated more than 3,000 patients

The daughter of a CO explains how even the prospect of execution didn't deter her father

A prolific poet and composer in the WW1 trenches

Gloucestershire’s canary girls’ war efforts from the home front

Where thousands of men trained as pilots during WW1

A personal insight into the life of a young soldier as he prepared for battle in France