I want my readers to see those men. Commentary, newsreel and photographs examine the life of Wilfred Owen, today one of the most widely recognised poets of World War One. A dramatic monologue ...

In 1989, an association was set up to celebrate his life and poetry. Wilfred Owen wrote poems about the horrors of war from his personal experience while serving in the British Army in France ...

Edinburgh based luthier and nature conservationist Steve Burnett presented the instruments to Oswestry, the birthplace of Wilfred Owen, as a tribute to him and other figures from the First World War.