World Record breaking mountaineer and Pride of Britain winner, Hari Budha Magar, MBE, has this week summited the highest mountain on Antarctica, to become the first double above-knee amputee to summit the highest peaks on all seven continents.
Read moreIn this episode, host Harry Bucknall sits down with fellow veteran Mark Smith, someone he has known for more than 30 years.
Read moreThe autographed prosthetic belongs to former soldier and Blesma Member Matt Wilson, who lost his left leg in 2009 after an IED explosion while on patrol in Afghanistan.
Read moreBlesma Member and Army veteran Paul Skivington has achieved outstanding success on the world stage, securing Silver in the Amputee Bracket and Bronze in the Absolute Bracket at the World Para Jiu-Jitsu Championships.
Read moreFormer soldier, turned record-setting sailor, Craig Wood, launches FINDING MY SEA LEGS, Part One: How I survived beyond the battlefield.
Read moreBlesma, The Limbless Veterans charity, has launched a powerful new podcast series titled “Human, Not Heroic”, offering a rare and honest look into the lives of those who’ve served, adapted, and rebuilt after life-changing injury.
Read moreAt 07:00 on 18 October, 2026 Hari Budha Magar, MBE, and fellow climbers Mingma Sherpa and Abiral Rai made history and summited Puncak Jaya (Carstensz Pyramid) the tallest mountain in Oceania with an elevation of 4,884m.
Read moreA Blesma Member for more than 40 years, Eric holds the Legion D’Honneur, his World War II campaign medals, and a 100th Birthday Telegram from King Charles.
Read moreBlesma Members have taken to the skies in a thrilling gliding session that had them soaring over the Lancashire countryside.
Read moreHari Budha Magar continues to scale new heights in his quest to change the perceptions of disability, conquering Mount Olympus, the highest peak in Greece, earlier this summer.
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