Lloyd George was reluctant at first to see Great Britain join the conflict of World War I. But as minister of munitions, then as minister of war, he soon advocated a fierce, swift offensive ...

In November 1918, David Lloyd George’s name was on everyone’s lips. He was the wartime prime minister who led the nation to eventual victory after four long years of bitter and bloody conflict.

WW1 legacy of former prime minister David Lloyd George A former prime minister from Gwynedd has long been recognised as one of the men who steered Britain to victory in World War One.

The role played by David Lloyd George in the creation of the Royal Air Force has been celebrated at his home town in Gwynedd. The event at the Lloyd George Museum in Llanystumdwy marks 100 years ...

The career of David Lloyd George, the Welsh "outsider" who became prime minister, is analysed in a new book. David Lloyd George, known as the Welsh wizard, became premier during World War I and ...

In 1890 he was elected Liberal MP for Caernarvon, aged 27. In the ten years of Liberal opposition after the election of 1895, Lloyd-George became a leader of the radical wing of the Liberal party.

March 27, 1945Visit by Lloyd George recalledFormer Prime Minister David Lloyd George died at his home in Llanystumdwy, North Wales, United Kingdom on March 26. He was 82.George was prime minister ...

British prime minister David Lloyd George admitted in a private letter to an Irish politician in 1919, before the War of Independence had escalated to include attacks on British troops, that he ...

David Lloyd George replaced HH Asquith as prime minister in 1916 As a statue of David Lloyd George is unveiled, opinion on Britain's World War I prime minister continues to be divided. Supporters ...

The key to Lloyd George’s success was that he could be so adjustable and accommodating in what he set out to achieve. He sought to put the best people in charge, whether they be military or civilian, ...