Trinity War Memorial Compton Road

28/04/2026

Friday is VE Day when we remember those who fell in WW2. This is the 81st remembrance observation at the cenotaph in the town centre by St Peter’s. Service with silence for remembrance. Start assembling 10.30am

15/04/2026

Hi we have today received a donation of £600 from Park Ward funds of Councillor (Mayor) Craig Collingswood. this will fund the production of orders of services and maintenance of the memorial for the coming year.

21/11/2025

12/11/2025

We’ve done the service — but what should you do with your old poppy?
Well, here’s something special… 💂‍♂️🌺

Wolverhampton Central Library is planning a Remembrance Exhibition for October/November 2026, and they’re collecting used poppies of all kinds to create a stunning city display.

You can drop yours off here at The Royal Oak — the collection box will be out for the next week or so.

The CHINDIT also has a box too

Let’s make sure Wolverhampton’s tribute is something truly special.
Bring your poppies and be part of it. ❤️

11/11/2025

Some photos from today.

11/11/2025

Thank you again for your attendance this morning.
Such a wonderful service well done everyone

10/11/2025

After the service you are invited to join us at The Chindit for refreshments Tea, Coffee and our Trinity Memorial Ale donated by Fixed Wheel Brewery, all proceeds to armed forces charities.

09/11/2025

🩸 Why We Wear Poppies 🌺

This haunting map was created in 1919 — each square represents 250 metres of the Somme battlefield. The blue numbers show the number of bodies found in each section.

Every single number represents a life lost, a family broken, and a sacrifice made for our freedom.

When we pause to remember, and when we wear our poppies with pride, it’s for them — the men whose names are carved on our memorials, and the countless others who never came home.

Lest We Forget.