Delivering your mail

BRITISH Forces Post Office (BFPO) delivers UK Armed Forces mail to more than 650 locations across the globe providing vital mail services to support the morale of personnel and families overseas. Last year ...

App-ealing addition for Forces families

A FREE mobile app linking Service personnel, veterans and their families living in South East England with helpful organisations has been launched. Commissioned by Forces Connect South East, an Armed Forces ...

Flex in the system

In May last year, Army&You spoke to people on the Flexible Duties Trial (FDT). Almost a year on, the FDT will soon close and has been replaced by the introduction of a new policy – Flexible Service (FS). Ar...

Emotional education

WOULD you like support with building resilience, managing emotion and developing focus and motivation? The Warrior Programme has announced a date and location for a fully-funded course aimed specifically at ...

Housing success for Army families

GREAT housing news for Army families – following years of AFF pushing for much-needed change, the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government has released a consultation paper encouraging local author...

Inclusive community connections

THE Royal British Legion has opened a new community branch 19 years after the lifting of the ban on lesbians, gay men and bi people serving in the Armed Forces. The Legion is encouraging LGBTQ+ veterans, tho...

A force for good

WIRRAL Youth Zone, named by young people as ‘The Hive’, is a purpose-built facility for the borough’s eight-to-19-year-olds, and up to 25 for those with disabilities. The Hive runs the A Force For Good project ...

On a mission

We sent Hollie-Anne Morgan (13) and her parents Kimberley and Owen to review London’s National Army Museum and, in particular, the fantastic family backpacks. Hollie-Anne shares her experience… I REALLY en...

Box clever

THE tradition of sending Christmas boxes to our troops originated in 1914 when Princess Mary, the daughter of King George V, came up with the idea to provide everyone wearing the King's uniform and serving over...

Google of the garrison

When Natalie Trezise met her future husband, she was living in Nottingham and working as a science teacher and he was based in Germany. They did the ‘long-distance thing’ for five years before he was posted bac...