Military Resettlement, Business, Training & Recruitment
Part yearbook, scrapbook, roll of honour and reunion, ‘Our Story’ means that the tale of the Harrogate Army Apprentices will…
The New Dover Road campus will open its doors to wounded, injured and sick ex-Service personnel in the South East…
A top maritime security company has been shortlisted for two prestigious business awards. Eos Risk Management, is a finalist for…
It’s now 30 years since the Falklands Conflict started. Do you try to forget what happened or do you try…
FRS Managing Director, Graham Brown, said “We are delighted to reach this milestone -especially as many recruitment consultancies have struggled…
On 29th March 2012, the British Forces Resettlement Services, known as BFRS, will hold their fifth Career Transition Event in…
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SkillsActive, the sector skills council for active learning and leisure, is organising a special employment and training fair for veterans…
Ronald McDonald doesn’t manage all of his burger restaurants and neither does Burger King – he sits around in his…
The latest news regarding redundancies and cuts will give some Ex-Service Personnel a rare opportunity to change direction through re-training…
The job market is tough right now. In fact, it’s always been tough and it always will be. What you…
On leaving the Armed Forces some personnel choose to work towards qualifications that will gain them access to new areas…
Starting a business is fraught with risk. Franchising is a superb way to lower that risk and increase your chances…
Does the freedom of the road make driving an appealing career choice back in civvy street? We speak with SMW…
TV presenter and journalist Lorraine Kelly joined members of the Armed Forces at the Tower of London today to launch the annual Christmas Box campaign for the Armed Forces.
Defence Secretary Philip Hammond has visited the British Army’s rapid reaction force, meeting its soldiers and learning about the equipment they use on operations.
A lightweight oxygen generator developed to save lives on the front line has won first prize at the Engineer Technology and Innovation Awards 2011.
Young apprentices from across the UK were singled out as engineers of the future in yesterday’s MOD Apprentice Awards 2011 which saw prestigious prizes presented to a total of 29 apprentices for their work across Defence.
London’s Earls Court is gearing up for the return of the British Military Tournament, which opens tonight. At the final dress rehearsal yesterday there was a palpable buzz, with performers across all three Services taking part. Report by Lorraine McBride.