Welcome
to the
Grenadier Guards AssociationWebsite
General Secretary : Captain
(QM) T.A. Rolfe
Address: Grenadier Guards Association,
Wellington Barracks,
Birdcage Walk,
London SW1E 6HQ
Tele No: 020 7414 3285 Fax:
020 7222 4309
If you have any comments,
suggestions or contributions about or for the website please
send them to me at the address shown above or on E-mail to
assnnco@grengds.com
For general Regimental enquiries,
such as tracing or research for relatives who served in the Regiment
it is now necessary to write to The Regimental Adjutant, Grenadier
Guards,Wellington Barracks, Birdcage Walk, London SW1W 6HQ.
Please send your name, full
postal address with telephone number and the purpose of your
enquiry. There is normally a nominal charge for information of
£30 but the Regiment may waive this for close family connections.
Web Master - Derek
Money MBE
mail.grenadierguardsassn.org.uk
Always look on the Post Box
Page for new entries. and the e-mail listings which are continually
added to.
This is the NEW Association
Web Site the Freeserve one no longer being in use.
Put it in your favourites folder:- www.grenadierguardsassn.org.uk
The last update on the
Freeserve site was dated 28th February 2008
2nd June 2009 - Web Links button
to look at the new Bath Branch web site.
5th June 2009
- Roy
Jones and his skydive - live - Colonel's
Fund Page
8th June 2009
- New
message on the Post Box Page - Notice at the head of each E-Mail
listing pages.
15th June 2009 - Report
on the re-union at the IJLB Oswestry (Notice Board Page)
23rd June 2009 - New entry on the Notice
Board Page (Roy Manser)
If you, as a former
Grenadier, are reading this and you are not on the rolls of a
Branch then do get in touch (see the Secretaries names - click
on the Branch Button) and Join Up Now !!
Designing web pages to best suit
all screens is a task with no simple solution. When the
web started 640 x 480 was the default setting for most new machines.
Gradually 800 x 640 became the default and our web pages were
widened to take advantage of this. For several years now 1024
x 768 (or greater) has become the standard for new screens, both
traditional and LCD. So our web pages have widened again.
However some are, of course, still
using older 800 x 640 screens. The problem is, should we aim
for a setting that best suits the majority or what best suits
what now must be a declining minority ? If the latter, when do
we change ? Must we wait until the very last 800 x 640 user upgrades
? If so, how will we know ? So our practice has been to move
as screen technology has progressed. This does unfortunately,
mean that some will have to scroll horizontally.
Acknowledgement
is made to Bob Rimmington of
Stanford Systems of Burgess Hill for the preparation of this
web site
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