The Taxi Charity for Military Veterans would usually be in The Netherlands each September with a group of veterans for the annual Wandeltocht in Oosterbeek, where over 30,000 walk a selection of routes, to remember the Battle of Arnhem, in 1944, when over 1,700 British and Polish soldiers and airmen lost their lives.
Read moreNorfolk has always been a fertile recruiting ground for the Royal Marines with nearly 400 Association members spread across the three counties of East Anglia.
Read moreMilitary charity Blind Veterans UK has today launched their annual exhibition fundraiser with an auction hosted on eBay.
Read moreTwo women from Wiltshire completed the virtual London Marathon on Sunday 4 October in order to raise funds for Blind Veterans UK.
Read moreA blind veteran from Pickering in North Yorkshire is “delighted” to have had her painting ‘Inspired by Buttermere’ featured in military charity Blind Veterans UK’s annual exhibition fundraiser.
Read moreA Cheshire blind veteran is going have his artwork piece “Java the Last Tiger” featured in Blind Veterans UK’s annual exhibition fundraiser this month after the charity introduced him to the craft last year.
Read moreA Berkshire blind veteran is going have his artwork piece “Safe Area – Lighthouse Entrance” featured in Blind Veterans UK’s annual exhibition fundraiser this month for the first time.
Read moreForces in Mind Trust (FiMT) announced it is providing interim funding to BuildForce, a CIC which assists ex-Service personnel to transition to careers in the construction sector.
Read moreChristmas cards have gone on sale to raise money for Royal Star & Garter.
Read moreA daredevil grandma in her late 60s leapt from a plane at 15,000ft to raise money for Broughton House Veteran Care Village in Salford.
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