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Line 1: <noinclude>{{Calendar\|April\|hide31=yes}}{{Date-introtext}}__NOTOC__</noinclude> ==1915 (Thursday)== {{preceding}} Letter to [[William Walter Riddell Binning\|Major Binning]]: {{quote-left}}there will be no objection to your Company continuing to use the baths during this month, on Friday mornings, and if a 6th Company is raised there will be no objection to them attending the baths on any morning other than Tuesday or Saturday. After this month fresh arrangements will have to be made.{{quote-right}} <ref>{{lowther\|recno=53}}</ref>▼ Height restriction is reduced to 5’1” for the Border Regiment.<ref>{{lowther\|recno=8}}</ref> Battalion Orders: {{quote-left}}Latest instructions from Headquarters state that the concentration of the [[112th Brigade\|112th Infantry Brigade]] is still in abeyance. Orders will be issued as soon as received.{{quote-right}} <ref>{{lowther\|recno=135}}</ref>▼ ▲Letter to [[William Walter Riddell Binning\|Major Binning]]: {{quote-left}}there will be no objection to your [[Company]] continuing to use the baths during this month, on Friday mornings, and if a 6th Company is raised there will be no objection to them attending the baths on any morning other than Tuesday or Saturday. After this month fresh arrangements will have to be made.~~{{quote-right}}~~ <ref>{{lowther\|recno=53}}</ref> ▲Battalion Orders: ~~{{quote-left}}~~Latest instructions from Headquarters state that the concentration of the [[112th Brigade\|112th Infantry Brigade]] is still in abeyance. Orders will be issued as soon as received.~~{{quote-right}}~~ <ref>{{lowther\|recno=135}}</ref> ==1916 (Saturday)== ~~[[Battalion]]~~Senlis: ~~situated~~Situated in [[billet\|billets]] ~~in Senlis~~ involved in [[Company]] training.~~<ref name="wdapr16">[[11th Battalion War Diary, April 1916]]</ref>~~ A draft of 20 [[other ranks]] join the Battalion.~~<ref name="wdapr16" />~~ ~~<br>~~ ==1917 (Sunday)== ~~{{table-deaths~~ Holnon: Work completes on shelters and position. ~~\|1914={{clear}}~~ ~~\|1915={{clear}}~~ ==1918 (Monday)== ~~\|1916={{clear}}~~ Purple Line: Battalion relieves the 2nd King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry in the right sector of No.3 Brigade. ~~\|1917={{clear}}~~ {{A Company}} and {{B Company}} are in the line, {{C Company}} is in support and {{D Company}} in reserve. ~~\|1918={{clear}}~~ Relief completes at 10.30pm with Headquarters located in the old German [[dug-out]]. [[William Charles Clarke (27717 Pte.)\|Clarke, William Charles (27717 Pte.)]]▼ Line is held similarly in the left sector. Right Company has four posts and 200 yards of support [[trench]], left Company has five posts and a similar length of trench. }} Work in hand during whole tour, wiring in front of posts by night, cutting old [[Boche]] wire by day. ~~{{refs-table2}}~~ Waiting in readiness for an enemy attack any hour. Day is quiet. <noinclude>▼ Night patrols locate various enemy posts. ▲*Deaths: [[William Charles Clarke ~~(27717 Pte.)\|Clarke, William Charles~~ (27717 Pte.)]] ▲<noinclude>{{refs-notes}} [[Category:Events by day\|099]] [[Category:April events\|08]]