In Upper Cumberworth the St Nicholas cemetery has been extensively cleared by the local volunteers and the community association. The cemetery is a registered Commonwealth War Graves, of which there are three stones but research has shown this does not give the full picture of the fallen in the great wars from the area. Many were either buried where they fell or there is no grave. There were also those who came home. In 2024 after extensive research the fallen ones and those returning home have been recognised with a poppy marker and a plaque on the grave of their parents or family grave. It is a very interesting insight into the lives of the everyday people who lost their lives in the great wars. It is well worth spending time here and taking in the history. The leaflet has been updated to reflect this and mark the hard work that been put into the project which is ongoing.