At the Greenwich Heritage Centre Conference Room, Artillery Square, Royal Arsenal, Woolwich, London SE18 4DX.

Programme for the Day

From 10.00am: tea, coffee & biscuits** served in the Old Military Academy

11.00am: Lecture on Great War Victoria Crosses entitled ‘For Valour' by Mark Smith MA, Curator & Regimental Historical Secretary, The Royal Artillery Museum, delivered in the Greenwich Heritage Centre Conference Room

12 noon: Buffet Lunch served in the Old Military Academy for those having pre-paid within the end March deadline.

1.30pm: Lecture by Gary Sheffield, Professor of War Studies, University of Birmingham,  in the Greenwich Heritage Centre Conference Room entitled ‘Douglas Haig: Myths & Realities'

2.45pm: tea, coffee & biscuits** served in the Greenwich Heritage Centre Conference Room

3.00pm: AGM (until 4.45pm latest) in the Greenwich Heritage Conference Centre (non-member partners can visit the Firepower Museum Galleries without charge.  Identification labels will be provided at the WFA Registration desk in the Old Military Academy)

**tea, coffee & biscuits only for those notifying attendance to Secretary no later than Wednesday, 31 March 2010 (it costs the WFA and we do not wish to waste members' money by over-ordering).

Please see the WFA AGM page for all documents and a map.