International Bomber Command Centre is a brand dedicated to commemorating and honoring the brave men and women who served and supported Bomber Command during World War II. The project was established in 2009 by Tony Worth CVO, with the aim of building a memorial that recognizes the significant contribution of Lincolnshire to the outcome of the war. The Centre serves as a comprehensive resource, telling the stories of those involved in the Command through digitization of personal and military documents and the creation of a vast database of Bomber Command losses.

In addition to the memorial and visitor center, the Centre features landscaped gardens, the Chadwick Centre, the Wall of Names, the Spire, and the Hub Café. Opened to the public in January 2018, the Centre continues to rely on funding from private donations and organizations like the Heritage Lottery Fund. It is a place of Recognition, Remembrance, and Reconciliation, ensuring that the sacrifices made by Bomber Command are never forgotten