Monday 29th April 1918
The composite battalion including 2nd Battalion, Bedfordshire Regiment moved again this morning, to trenches south of Montreal Camp. They remained in these trenches from four o'clock this morning until about 9.30 when they moved forward by about six hundred yards.
There has been heavy fighting all day between the Scherpenberg and Ypres. Word is that the enemy has been repulsed everywhere with heavy losses.
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Sunday 28th April 1918
After their trials of the last two days the 2nd Battalion, Bedfordshire Regiment, now forming part of a composite battalion with 2nd Battalion, Wiltshire Regiment, was glad to wake up in Scottish Camp, south-east of Poperinge and behind the lines this morning. About 11.30 it moved forward to Montreal Camp and formed the reserve for 30th Division. A few moments ago the adjutant reported heavy enemy gunfire near Vierstraat.
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