April 28, 2026
Llanmaes: Llanmaes Annual Plant Sale on Sun 17th May 11am - 2pm
Bovington: Garrison welfare team
- Unit Welfare Officer - Mr Adrian Ingham
- Garrison Welfare Warrant Officer - WO2 Scott Forrester
- Welfare Support Officer - Zoe Van de Zande
Tel: Welfare Office 01929 402239 or 01929 402240
Email: CMC-BovLulSU-WELFARE-0Mailbox@mod.gov.uk
In case of emergency - duty welfare mobile number 07971 577282
In case of emergency - duty welfare mobile number 07971 577282
Please only contact the duty mobile number if it is an urgent welfare matter.
Information provided by Bovington HIVE
Blandford: Garrison raceway kart track
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Blandford: Garrison welfare support
The Welfare support teams and chaplaincy services offer support and advice to all Soldiers, Officers and families living or working on the Garrison
Should you require help and support or have a welfare issue please contact a member of your Welfare Team during normal working hours on:
Blandford Garrison Support Unit (BGSU)
Garrison Welfare Clerk - BlandfordGar-BGSU-WCSO Tel: 01258 481938
Garrison Welfare Officer - BLANDFORDGAR-BGSU-GWO Tel: 01258 481936
BGSU Padre - Revd Carl Stokes
Carl.Stokes103@mod.gov.uk
11 (RSS) Sig Regt Welfare Team
Unit Welfare Senior NCO - DSCIS-11SR-RHQ-Welfare NCO Tel: 01258 482619
Asst Unit Welfare Officer - DSCIS-11SR-RHQ-AUWO Tel: 01258 482902
Unit Welfare Officer - DSCIS-11SR-RHQ-UWO Tel: 01258 482901
11 Sigs Padre - Rev Caroline Rogers
Caroline.Rogers118@mod.gov.uk
Out of hours emergency contact the Guardroom on - 01258 482402.
Information provided by Bovington HIVE
Information provided by Bovington HIVE
Cowbridge: Cowbridge May Fayre Bake Off - Free Entry - Monday 4th May
Information provided by Wales HIVE Hub
Wales: Teacher Professional Learning Events with Careers Wales
Teachers -
If you’re looking for support embedding careers and work-related experiences (CWRE) in your curriculum, we can help.
We have a range of professional learning events throughout the year to help you design and plan careers and work-related experiences (CWRE) in your curriculum.
Find our next event here
Information provided by Wales HIVE Hub.
Northern Ireland: Enniskillen Veterans Roadshow - Tuesday 5th May
We’re pleased to share that a new date has been secured for the Enniskillen Veterans Roadshow.
Tuesday, 5th May
12:00 – 14:30
Killyhevlin Hotel, Enniskillen
The event will include a complimentary lunch and offers a great opportunity to connect with a range of veteran-friendly organisations and support services available across Northern Ireland to veterans and their families.
Veterans who previously registered for the original date have now been emailed with the updated details, and their registration has been carried forward.
If you haven’t yet registered and would like to attend, you are most welcome to join us. You can register via the NI Veterans Commissioner’s website here:
https://www.nivco.co.uk/veteran-information-roadshow.../
If you have any questions, please feel free to get in touch, commissioner@nivco.co.uk
This event is proudly sponsored and supported by local Veterans Champion, Cllr Errol Thompson, Fermanagh & Omagh District Council and Office for Veterans' Affairs.
Information provided by HIVE NI
Northern Ireland: Belfast International Airport Current Employment Vacancies
For more information please click here
Information provided by HIVE NI
Information provided by HIVE NI
Armed Forces Covenant Fund Trust: Supporting service children to thrive - a new round of the Service Pupil Support Programme now open
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Service life can bring unique challenges for children and young people. Frequent moves, disrupted learning and periods of separation can all add up - and they can affect how children feel, learn and achieve.
Delivered on behalf of the MOD’s Armed Forces Families Fund, the Service Pupil Support programme (SPSP) funds practical, evidence-led projects that respond to these challenges and strengthen educational outcomes for service pupils. With a new round of funding now open, the Armed Forces Covenant Fund Trust (the Trust) are inviting schools and local authorities across the UK to apply, so more service pupils can get the right support to feel settled and succeed at school.
How much funding is available?
Grants of £5,000 to £150,000 for projects lasting up to two years are available. Projects must be evidence-led, clearly planned and time-limited, and work already covered by statutory provision won’t be funded.
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