13/09/2026
Behind every important occasion are the people who make it possible. Our Westminster reception in Parliament marked an important milestone for the Freedom Fountain project — and behind the scenes, a dedicated Cambridge team worked together to make the evening a success.
More than 20 members of our team travelled to Westminster, bringing together long-standing campaigners, supporters from many walks of life and, importantly, younger members who stepped forward with energy, professionalism and pride.
Seeing young people in their late teens and early twenties helping to deliver an event at the heart of Parliament was one of the most encouraging aspects of the evening. It was a reminder that remembrance is not simply about looking back — it is also about ensuring that the next generation understands these stories and carries them forward.
The parliamentary setting gave this gathering particular significance. It provided an opportunity to showcase the Freedom Fountain and open a wider national conversation about remembrance, education and our responsibility to tell the story of the more than four million soldiers of the United British Indian Army who served during the First and Second World Wars.
These photographs celebrate both the remarkable setting and the team whose commitment helped make the evening possible.
đź“– Read the full story: https://freedomfountain.org.uk/news/westminster-a-launch-in-the-heart-of-parliament
đź“· Photography and videography by M&S Foto Photography & BG VOICE UK
