Commander Jane Allen, the Victory Walker, set off from HMS Victory on 21 October 2017, to walk anticlockwise round the coast of mainland Britain raising money for two naval charities, the WRNS BT and RNRMC.
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Commander Jane Allen, the Victory Walker, set off from HMS Victory on 21 October 2017, to walk anticlockwise round the coast of mainland Britain raising money for two naval charities, the WRNS BT and RNRMC.
Read moreThe Royal Navy and Royal Marines Charity (RNRMC) in partnership with the Royal Naval Association (RNA) hosted a ‘Black Tot Day’ lunch yesterday for 100 naval veterans on board HMS Belfast, with Pusser’s Rum providing the ‘Tot’.
Read moreThe Royal Navy and Royal Marines Charity is delighted to launch an innovative Virtual Challenge to complete 100km in your own way, in your own time, to raise funds for our Naval Veteran community.
Read moreJoin us on board HMS Victory at HM Naval Base, Portsmouth, for a unique evening to meet the HMS Oardacious team– four serving Royal Navy Submariners who will row unsupported across the Atlantic Ocean this December.
Read moreJoin the HMS Oardacious team on board HMS Victory at HM Naval Base, Portsmouth, on Friday 12 July.
Read moreRetired Commander with the Royal Naval Reserve, Jane Allen’s gruelling walk around mainland Britain’s coastline was put in jeopardy when she fell and seriously injured her arm. However, following surgery, physiotherapy and several weeks of recuperation, Jane’s grit and determination to complete the 5,500-mile walk means that she will re-start her Victory Walk on Monday 29 April.
Read moreHMS OARDACIOUS: a team of four serving Royal Navy Submariners will row over 3000-miles unsupported across the Atlantic Ocean, racing in the Talisker Whisky Atlantic Challenge, the world’s toughest rowing race
Read moreCommander Jane Allen, the Victory Walker set off from HMS Victory on 21 October 2017, to walk anticlockwise round the coast of mainland UK
Read moreThe Royal Naval Association (RNA) has contributed £30,000 to the Royal Navy and Royal Marines Charity’s (RNRMC) Drumfork Families Centre in Faslane.
Read moreFollowing an RNRMC grant of £5,000 last year, The Ripple Pond, has reported that the ‘self-help support network’ offered to families from the Naval Service, has had an overwhelmingly positive impact.
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