Wednesday 8th September 1920

Edgar Bairstow (see 14^th September 1919), who had been transferred to the Army Reserve Class Z a year previously, was awarded a grant of £32 10s. in lieu of any further pension award.

A review of the pension award made to William Arthur Hutchinson (see 30^th July 1919), who had had his left leg amputated as a result of wounds suffered on 29^th October 1918, resulted in his assessed level of disability being reduced to 70% and his Army pension  £2 2s. 8d. per week.

A report submitted by the Directorate of Graves Registration and Enquiries detailed the re-burial, at Aeroplane Cemetery, Ypres, of the remains of a number of men which had been recovered from isolated burial sites. Among them were the remains of the late Pte. Frederick James Farthing (see 9^th December 1919), who had been killed in action in October 1917; the location of Pte. Farthing’s original grave is not recorded.

Tuesday 7th September 1920

There is nothing to report regarding the officers and men of 10DWR.

Monday 6th September 1920

Bruce Ernest Nash (see 19^th March 1919), who had been accidentally injured in June 1918 and had been discharged from the Army in March 1919, appeared before an Army medical board in Coventry in connection with his application for an Army pension. The Board reported that, “states continual pain in left elbow when lifting heavy weights. Is a right-handed man. General health good; heat seems normal. Faint scar over left elbow; no abnormal physical sign now present”. It was determined that he had suffered no disability and his pension application was rejected.

Sunday 5th September 1920

There is nothing to report regarding the officers and men of 10DWR.

Saturday 4th September 1920

There is nothing to report regarding the officers and men of 10DWR.

Friday 3rd September 1920

There is nothing to report regarding the officers and men of 10DWR.

Thursday 2nd September 1920

Lt. Charles George Edward White (see 15^th February 1919), serving with 7DWR, was promoted Captain.