BFBS (British Forces Broadcasting Service) spent six months at RAF Cosford following trainee Physical Training Instructors (PTIs) on one of the Royal Air Force’s toughest and most demanding courses, in a brand-new programme, Top Flight Fitness.
Read moreBFBS (British Forces Broadcasting Service) will deliver exclusive livestream coverage of the 2025 Women’s International Defence Rugby Competition (IDRC), bringing forces audiences around the world closer to the action.
Read moreSimon Marlow, who joined BFBS as a freelance presenter and then permanently as a staff member from 2007, died in hospital in London on Friday 27 June.
Read moreUp to £10,000 available for purpose-led projects supporting UK armed forces personnel, veterans and their families including service children.
Read moreThe BFBS Pro League is a tournament series featuring Rocket League, with event qualifiers throughout June and July, culminating with an in-person finale in September.
Read moreFormer Royal Marine JJ Chalmers is back pitch side at Twickenham on 3 May for this year’s British Army v Royal Navy clash.
Read moreBFBS Forces News has returned to the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst to capture a final episode in their Sandhurst Women series.
Read moreBFBS Academy is excited to launch the application process for its prestigious Production Managers Course, now in its fourth year of empowering service leavers and veterans with new career opportunities.
Read moreWe’re developing a podcast series celebrating and exploring LGBTQ+ experiences within the British Army community – your input will help us ensure it’s authentic, inclusive, and meaningful.
Read moreBFBS Academy is excited to launch the application process for its prestigious Production Managers Course, now in its fourth year of empowering service leavers and veterans with new career opportunities.
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