A Northumberland Army veteran and his wife have scooped a prestigious national gardening award – and are using their success to thank SSAFA, the Armed Forces charity, which helped them make a fresh start.
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A Northumberland Army veteran and his wife have scooped a prestigious national gardening award – and are using their success to thank SSAFA, the Armed Forces charity, which helped them make a fresh start.
Read moreThe funding will enable specialist organisations to provide a range of services, including counselling, trauma-informed support, preventative wellbeing programmes, peer support networks and resilience-building initiatives.
Read moreTrafalgar Night remains one of the most significant occasions in the Royal Navy calendar, bringing together sailors, Royal Marines and personnel from across the Naval Service to celebrate naval heritage, tradition and service.
Read moreThe military community is at the heart of the Invictus Games, and tickets for Birmingham 2027 are now on sale.
Read moreTime is rapidly running out for those impacted by the ban to apply for their reparations. 23:59 12th December 2026. 50 days is not a long time to register with the system, collate your evidence, write your statement of your experience. DON’T LEAVE IT TOO LATE!
Read moreThe next talk led by Professor Neil Greenberg will mark Armistice Day. ‘Maudsley Talks – The mental health of military personnel; facts not hearsay’, will explore what research tells us about military personnel who serve in conflict, mental health and modern warfare.
Read moreA new report from the King’s Centre for Military Health Research (KCMHR) examines how UK Armed Forces personnel who were seriously injured on deployment to Afghanistan experienced their physical and mental healthcare, both during service and after their transition to civilian life.
Read moreAn Army veteran has made an impassioned plea for current and future generations to continue observing Remembrance.
Read moreFormer Service personnel injured in Afghanistan praised the physical care they received following injury, but some reported difficulties accessing ongoing treatment, support, and compensation, according to new research led by King’s College London and funded by Forces in Mind Trust (FiMT).
Read moreForces in Mind Trust is inviting expressions of interest for research into how the UK Veterans Strategy influences the organisations, systems and partnerships working to improve outcomes for veterans across the UK.
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