Royal Navy & Royal Marines Charity (RNRMC) hosted its Scotland and North Recognition Evening on 27 May 2026 at Merchants House in Glasgow, bringing together more than 120 guests to celebrate the individuals, organisations, and community groups making an exceptional difference to the Naval community across Scotland and the North of England.
Read moreJules Walker, a Project Support Officer for the Veteran Friendly Framework (VFF), works with participating care homes to integrate the Framework into practical action, and has won the Service Champion Award from the Armed Forces Network (AFN).
Read moreThe White Ensign Association hosted its 2026 Maritime Seminar in London this week, bringing together senior leaders from Defence, industry, government and the seafaring charity sector to discuss the challenges shaping the future maritime landscape.
Read moreEach year, The Armed Forces Community Awards at Soldiering On bring together leaders from across the Armed Forces, charity and business communities to recognise the exceptional contribution of those who continue to serve beyond the uniform.
Read moreThe memorial will stand as a permanent tribute to the bravery and sacrifice of the hundreds of thousands of Muslim soldiers who served alongside Britain and its allies – travelling from across the Middle East, North Africa, and the Indian subcontinent – to help secure victory and promote lasting peace.
Read moreA retired army colonel from South Wiltshire is going the extra mile to raise funds for homeless charity ALABARÉ, by cycling from St Paul’s Cathedral in London to Churchfields in Salisbury on Armed Forces Day (Saturday 27 June).
Read moreScotty’s – the military bereavement charity, brought bereaved military children, young people and their families together for a lively virtual party designed to build connection, confidence and a sense of community – with special guest Ben Shephard joining the fun.
Read moreStaff at Care for Veterans – A Royal Star & Garter Home have commenced an ambitious training programme to improve the person-centred care they deliver to veterans.
Read moreThe Women’s Royal Naval Service Benevolent Trust (WRNS BT) recently joined residents, families, veterans and the local community in Beccles to celebrate an extraordinary milestone – a combined 302 years of life from three remarkable Second World War veterans.
Read moreCombat Stress has been awarded a £75,000 grant from the Irish Ex-Service Trust, a fund administered by the Royal British Legion, to help deliver specialist mental health treatment and support to veterans and their families across Northern Ireland.
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