Somewhere in France Research Services Did you have a relative who served in the Great War? Somewhere in France offer a bespoke research service, aimed at helping you discover the truth behind those frustratingly obscure family legends. Our experienced researchers can navigate the complex and confusing network of military archives and civilian record offices. Regimental War Diaries; casualty returns; individual records of officers and enlisted service personnel; statutory registers of births, deaths and marriages. These are just a few of the many sources we will consult in order to assemble the fullest possible account of your relative’s time with the Colours. The initial consultation is free, so there’s nothing to lose. Email your questions to enquiries@somewhere-in-france.com or write to Somewhere in France, 27 Priestfield Road, Edinburgh, EH16 5HU If any information has survived, we promise to find it - and at a reasonable price. France and Flanders: would you prefer to ‘do it yourself’? You can still benefit from our specialist knowledge. Somewhere in France offer a complete Western Front travel consultancy. We’ll book your flights or ferries, reserve your hotels and arrange for vehicle hire. We’ll even supply the maps and directions to take you wherever you want to go. Take the worry and complication out of planning your trip. Give us a call. Or email or post us your requirements. Our friendly staff will respond immediately. You’ll already be halfway there! Would you like a photograph of a particular grave? Somewhere in France also offer a complimentary photographic service. As long as our visit takes us close to the required cemetery or memorial we will photograph your loved one’s grave and post it to you on our return to Blighty. If you wish, you can make a small donation to the Haig Fund by way of thanks.