In 1947, the National Service Act was introduced that required all healthy males aged 18 or over to serve 18 months in the British armed forces.
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In 1947, the National Service Act was introduced that required all healthy males aged 18 or over to serve 18 months in the British armed forces.
Read moreWith restrictions on public gatherings still in place, Armed Forces charity Legion Scotland will broadcast a ‘virtual’ service of remembrance to commemorate ANZAC and Gallipoli Day, on Sunday 25 April.
Read moreIn honour of this significant day, Blesma is delighted to launch the ‘VE Day 76 Victory challenge’ – a unique event with an aim to raise funds for Blesma’s injured veterans, some of whom bravely fought in World War II and are still supported by Blesma to this very day.
Read moreThe President, Chairman, Trustees, Club Secretary/CEO and staff join all VSC members and their families across the UK, Commonwealth and our Allies in great sadness at the news of the death today of HRH The Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh.
Read morePictures of rows of iconic London Taxis lining up on The Mall to pay their respects to Prince Philip on Friday 9 April have gone around the world.
Read moreThe Taxi Charity has very special memories of the kindness and warmth Prince Philip, showed veterans at their event in Worthing in 1979.
Read morePipers across the world are being invited to compose a new piece of music to be performed at a prestigious event marking the centenary of the Royal British Legion Scotland (Legion Scotland) in September.
Read moreRelatives of Royal Star & Garter residents who died during the first Covid-19 lockdown have spoken about their loss ahead of its first anniversary.
Read moreDespite the cancellation of the Remembrance Day services in London in November, Poppy Cab supporters once again proved just how supportive they are by raising over £6000 for charities.
Read moreOn Wednesday 28 October, The Taxi Charity for Military Veterans was delighted to be asked by The Royal British Legion to take WWII veteran Frank Ashleigh to the socially distanced Festival of Remembrance at the Royal Albert Hall.
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Afghanistan support
In light of recent events in Afghanistan, please find information and support resources here
