Loughborough Carillon (left), Emmanuel Church (top right), All Saints Church, Thorpe Acre (bottom right)

The Loughborough Carillon was erected as a war memorial in 1923. The original list of names on the memorial can be found on this site in The List of the Fallen. Since then there have been a number of amendments and additions, and these form the basis of this website as the "Roll of Honour".

A number of other war memorials, listing people from Loughborough and people with a strong link to the town who were killed in World War One and World War Two, have been created by various other organisations such as such as churches, schools and companies.

The memorials listed below give the names of those who died who were associated with each institution. Clicking on a particular memorial image will take you to a page which includes a transcription of the names on the memorial as they appear there, including rank and regiment in a few cases.

Where it is possible to identify those named on memorials with individuals whose details appear on the "Roll of Honour", links have been created to give more information.