The London Regiment was created in 1908 to formalise the 26 volunteer force battalions in the County of London.

With the outbreak of the First World War, the regiment expanded to 88 battalions, of which 49 saw action in the trenches of the Western Front. The other battalions action in the Gallipoli Campaign, at Salonika, against the Turks in Palestine, and in Waziristan and Afghanistan.

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Commonwealth War Graves

Baber, Private William (d1916, aged 21, died of wounds)

Banks, Rifleman Henry (d1915, 28, illness)

Bedford, Rifleman Conrad (d1915, aged 23, died of wounds)

Bentley, Private Albert (d1918, aged 33, illness)

Butler, Private Wilfrid (d1916, aged 21, died of wounds)

Chick, Private Francis (d1916, aged 29, illness)

Coates, Private Bertram (d1917, aged 27, illness)

Compton, Rifleman Edward (d1918, aged 21, cause unknown)

Drewett, Rifleman Edward (d1919. aged 25, illness)

Lake, Private John (d1918, aged 26, illness)

Prior, Lieutenant Thomas (d1921, aged 34, cause unknown)

Rice, Private Thomas (d1920, aged 29, illness)

Spiller, Private Herbert George (d1920, aged 39, cause unknown)

Thompson, Rifleman Horace (d1917, aged 18, illness)

Westcott, Private Percy (d1916, aged 38, illness)

White, Private William (d1918, aged 26, illness)

Woodforde, Private George (d1918, aged 26, died of wounds)