The final round of the Armistice and Armed Forces Communities programme closes on 1 October 2018.
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The final round of the Armistice and Armed Forces Communities programme closes on 1 October 2018.
Read moreWith only ten days to go until nominations close, now’s the time to leap into action!
Read moreIt’s only three weeks until the 2019 Soldiering On Awards Nominations close!
Read moreHear from two inspirational Business Award-Winners and help us find this year’s entrepreneurs who will join them!
Read moreSoldiering On Awards Announce 2 New Awards Categories, Defence Inclusivity Award and Education, Training and Development Award
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Read moreSoldiering On Awards are delighted to announce two new awards categories available for nominations.
Read moreEd Tytherleigh, Stoll’s Chief Executive, has been shortlisted for a prestigious award at the Heropreneurs Awards – a new awards scheme backed by the Ministry of Defence. The Veterans’ Foundation award category recognises organisations or individuals that have given outstanding help to Veterans leaving the Armed Forces and returning to civvy street, who may be struggling due to physical injuries and mental health issues.
Read moreSoldiering On Awards are delighted to announce that Nominations were declared officially “Open!” for the 2019 Awards, by Sir John McColl at this year’s Cobseo Conference.
Read moreHeropreneurs is delighted to announce that Surge Group Plc has become the Main and Headline Sponsor to the Heropreneurs Awards. The Awards are run in association with The Telegraph and the Warwick Business School, and with support from the Ministry of Defence.
Surge Group Plc was founded by Paul Careless in January 2015, a start-up with zero debt or venture capital. In 2018, the group will exceed £50m in annual turnover. Paul Careless served in the British Army and has since become one of the UK’s most successful entrepreneurs – his personal motto is “Do not fear failure. Fear mediocrity”.
Read moreThe Prime Minister has recognised Nikki Scott, from King’s Lynn, Norfolk, for supporting bereaved British Armed Forces children.
Nikki is the founder f ‘Scotty’s Little Soldiers’, the UK’s leading charity for bereaved British Forces children. Nikki set up the charity after her husband and father to her two children, Corporal Lee Scott, died in Afghanistan in 2009. The charity reaches more than 360 children of Army, Navy and RAF personnel with its ‘smiles’, ‘support’ and ‘strides’ programmes, providing fun activities, counselling and personal development grants.
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Afghanistan support
In light of recent events in Afghanistan, please find information and support resources here
