New science-led performance guide for Servicewomen will transform how they train, fuel and recover for the most demanding military roles.
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New science-led performance guide for Servicewomen will transform how they train, fuel and recover for the most demanding military roles.
Read moreOn Sunday 10 May, WRAC veteran Lt Col Rowena Naile MBE set off on an amazing mission – to cycle from Lands End to John O’Groats. Rowena was accompanied by a friend, Alasdair, and together they were fundraising for three charities – The Women’s Royal Army Corps Association, Dementia UK and Macmillan Cancer Support.
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 moreA 71-year-old amputee veteran was among the women taking to the waves in North Devon as part of a surfing event designed to reconnect women from across the naval community.
Read moreThe WRAC Association brought along a group of their veterans who were treated to a trip down memory lane with a guided heritage tour around the camp and lots of time to explore the various stands and interactive exhibits.
Read moreAnglia Ruskin University’s Centre for Military Women’s Research and the Atlas Institute for Veterans and Families have partnered to explore and compare the reproductive health of women military Veterans (and women ex-police officers).
Read moreLegasee Educational Trust is proud to announce that volunteer researcher Joan Turner has been published in the British Journal for Military History—marking a significant milestone for the charity and its ongoing work to preserve overlooked stories from Britain’s military past.
Read moreThe Women’s Royal Naval Benevolent Trust Annual Presentation will be held on Wednesday 22 July 2026 at HMS Eaglet, 80 Sefton St, Liverpool L3 4DZ.
Read moreMore than half a million pounds is being committed to expand the Victim Witness Care Unit to support around 100 additional cases each year and specialist Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG) teams set to be deployed to Catterick Garrison and HM Naval Base Devonport.
Read moreThe strength of women across the Armed Forces community who are fighting for greater representation was highlighted at a powerful International Women’s Day event.
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