News Archives - The Sutton Badges

Reg Johnson in Pictures

In October 2019 we received a great image of Shiny 7th soldiers outside their huts at Sutton Mandeville in 1916

Everyone is welcome to join us on our Open Day on Sunday 23rd June from 1pm until 5pm. This is

From an article published in Three Towers Magazine, November 2018 The summer of 2018 was very busy for the First

Peter Weston recently contacted SMHT about his grandfather, Walter Weston, standing second from the left in the photograph above. Peter

One of our Trustees, Toby Green, found this evocative postcard of a football team, marked on the back ‘Sutton Mandeville

Trustees from Sutton Mandeville Heritage Trust who helped restore the Royal Warwicks and Shiny 7th badges are attending The National

First World War badge cut into hillside by soldiers in 1916 brought back to life by £32,800 National Lottery grant

Sutton Mandeville Heritage Trust is very pleased to report that it has received a grant of £88,300 from the Heritage Lottery Fund

April 5th 2016 is the centenary of the Shiny 7th badge cut into the hillside in Sutton Mandeville. It was

Maps from the First World War indicate that the camps at Sutton Mandeville were used by the Royal Field Artillery