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Queen Elizabeth attended a service of thanksgiving to mark Royal British Legion centenary alongside her daughter Princess Anne, 71, at Westminster Abbey where she was seen using a walking stick for extra support.

veterans and their families from the U.K. and Commonwealth countries.The service highlighted the work of the Royal British Legion, which was founded in 1921 to care for service members and their families after World War I.

Wreaths will be laid, including one provided to the branch to mark the 100th anniversary of the formation of the Royal British Legion.The memorial and surrounding path and fences will also be given a clean-up ahead of the service.

iOS - Android It has also expanded into the neighbouring north authority in the past decade, and adapted to continue providing support virtually throughout the COVID pandemic.Staff at NFU were invited to nominate local charities to receive support from its latest fund – part of a £2m “agency giving” programme for customers and communities affected by coronavirus.Other Scottish recipients included the Royal British Legion, Scottish Association for Mental Health and Scotland’s Charity Air

“We’re hoping to get local primary schools like Troqueer and Laurieknowe involved.”The Royal British Legion is the country’s largest Armed Forces charity, offering support to veterans and their families.

Like fine wine, royal Christmas pudding is better with age.

Four generations of royal family members joined forces last year to make four Christmas puddings together—and now, the festive creations are ready to be gifted to members of the British Armed Forces.The sweet creations—hand-made by Queen Elizabeth, Prince Charles, Prince William, and Prince George—are being given to veterans in the United Kingdom as part of the Royal British Legion’s Together at Christmas initiative, which is helping tackle loneliness and isolation experienced by many during

Wigan, has now been charged with the commercial burglary of the store, police have revealed.

Hello! reports, in order to mark Remembrance Week in the U.K. Middleton spoke to 11-year-old Charlton Taylor and his mom Sonia Fleming, Serena Alexander, and Chantelle Wynn, all of whom lost loved ones and subsequently received support from military charity the Royal British Legion.Charlton Taylor's dad, Royal Marine Michael Taylor, was killed in Afghanistan when his son was only 10 months old, and Kate commented on Charlton wearing his dad's military medals.

Duchess of Cambridge joined a Remembrance Day call yesterday (November 11) from her home at Kensington Palace.

Duchess of Cambridge spent time sympathising with military families who had lost loved ones in a room featuring some of her own family photos.Kate, 38, called bereaved families who had benefited from the Royal British Legion’s support to mark Remembrance Day.Behind her were some snaps of her own family, including one she took of Prince George, who turned seven in the summer.Kate made the video call from Kensington Palace where she and William live with George, Charlotte and Louis, their three

in Bolton.  Volunteers say the items were removed from under the M61 bridge at the bottom of Crown Lane in Horwich.  Each silhouette signifies the hundreds of individuals from Horwich who made the “ultimate sacrifice” during WW1 and WW2. Staff from the Horwich Royal British Legion branch are now appealing for their safe return. A spokesman for the charity said: “We are saddened to say that one of the ‘Tommy Silhouettes’ and a Lamppost Poppy have been stolen from under the M61 bridge at the

Prince William, Duchess Kate and their three children sent a sweet contribution to the Royal British Legion in support of its charitable work.“The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and their family have shown their support for our #PoppyAppeal this year by baking these delicious poppy cakes which were delivered to our care home in Norfolk,” a tweet from the organization read on Monday, October 26.

Click here for more news from the Airdrie and Coatbridge AdvertiserNorth Lanarkshire officials say: “Due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic and current restrictions, the annual ceremonies hosted by the council have been curtailed and the public are being encouraged to mark Remembrance Sunday at home this year.“The Royal British Legion is encouraging people to watch events on television or take part in a two-minute silence from their doorsteps at 11am on Sunday, November 8.“The National Memorial

Get the stories that interest you straight to your inbox every day with our personalised newsletterThe Kilwinning branch of the Royal British Legion have announced changes to this year’s Remembrance Day parade — and members of the public are asked not to attend due to Covid-19 restrictions.The branch has arranged a short service of Remembrance and invites one person from each local organisation to lay a wreath at the cenotaph in the cemetery at Glasgow Road.Face masks must be worn at all times

This Friday (May 8) marks the 75th anniversary of VE Day.

A trader in the 'UK's counterfeit capital' was caught selling fake Chanel and Michael Kors jewellery and fake Royal British Legion poppy badges on a weekend to avoid authorities, a court heard.

In the run up to Christmas, Prince George proved that he's the perfect little chef when he helped the queen, Prince Charles, and Prince William to make Christmas puddings.

Royal fans were left cooing over the latest pictures of Prince George, who joined his father Prince William, his grandad Prince Charles and his great grandmother the Queen for a spot of baking.The future king tried his hand at baking a Christmas pudding to mark the launch of The Royal British Legion’s ‘Together at Christmas’ initiative.The portraits, which show the family all mucking in as they attempt the traditional dessert, represent the four generations that are supported buy the Legion –

The royal family treated people to a new photo.