War Memorial Approximately 200 Metres East Of Church Of St Chad

The war memorial, located approximately 200 metres east of the Church of St Chad, was built around 1920. It is constructed from ashlar and features octagonal steps, a plinth, and a cross base, topped by a tall tapering chamfered cross. There is a curved rear screen wall on the west side, about 1 metre high, with end piers that rise to approximately 2 metres and span an overall length of 6 metres. The cross base is inscribed with '1914/1918'.

On the south end pier of the screen wall, there is an oval bronze plaque with raised lettering that reads: 'IN MEMORY OF THE MEN/ OF FAR HEADINGLEY/ WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES/ IN THE GREAT WAR/ 1914-18', along with a list of 76 names and the phrase 'I AM THE RESURRECTION AND THE LIFE'. A plaque on the north pier lists 28 names from the Second World War (1939-45). Additionally, on the north face of this pier, there is a plaque commemorating the establishment of the St Chad's Garden of Rest, which was laid out by Mr JW Wootton in May 1938.