Veteran Magazine sits down with the founders of Contact Coffee Company—Royal Marines veterans Luke Dalton and Si Lume—who swapped rifles for roasters to launch one of the UK’s most distinctive veteran-owned businesses. Known for their no-nonsense approach and ‘battle-ready’ blends like Red On! and Battle Prep, the
For those who have proudly served in the UK’s Armed Forces, the introduction of the HM Armed Forces Veteran Card marks a significant milestone. This card not only serves as a badge of honour but also unlocks a suite of benefits and services tailored for our veteran community. A
Being a veteran in the UK today means much more than simply having once worn a uniform. It’s an identity shaped by unique experiences, deeply held values, and a complicated relationship with the society veterans once served.
Four British veterans – Jason “Foxy” Fox, Aldo Kane, Brian Wood MC, and Karl Hinett – are currently in the midst of an extraordinary expedition across the Arctic Circle.
For veterans of the Armed Forces, the transition to civilian life can come with its own set of challenges—staying connected with family, travelling for work, or simply exploring new opportunities.
For veterans, having access to a reliable, affordable, and flexible car hire service can make a world of difference. Whether you need a vehicle for a job interview, a family visit, or simply to get from A to B, ForcesCarHire.com is the go-to car hire platform.
A former British soldier from Doncaster is set to embark on a world first maritime expedition to become the world’s first triple amputee to sail solo, non-stop and unsupported 6,000 nautical miles across the Pacific Ocean. The gruelling challenge is predicted to take up to 80 days departing
Bromley FC’s Community Trust has announced the launch of free football sessions tailored specifically for military veterans. This initiative, starting in March, aims to bring former service personnel together through the shared love of the game, promoting physical fitness and mental well-being. The sessions, held at the club’s
War films capture the intensity, sacrifice, and heroism of battle, bringing history to life in powerful ways. Whether showcasing epic campaigns, gritty realism, or personal struggles, the best war movies leave a lasting impact. This list, carefully selected by Veteran Magazine, balances classic and modern masterpieces, British and international films,
Leaving the armed forces can feel like standing at the bottom of a mountain. The skills and discipline from service are valuable, but translating them into a civilian career isn’t always straightforward. Operation Ascend (Op Ascend) is the UK government’s latest initiative to guide veterans up that mountain
Transitioning from military to civilian employment is a significant step for many veterans. While your military background has equipped you with invaluable skills, navigating the job market can feel overwhelming. The good news? Ex-military personnel are highly sought after by employers who recognise the unique strengths that veterans bring to
We recently had our first drive of the little known but revolutionary electric vehicle named the BYD Atto 3, which has emerged from the bustling heart of China's automotive industry. It may be a newcomer to roads of Scotland and the UK in general, but the company has
When we heard that we had been invited to test drive a new range of cars by Genesis on the banks of Loch Lomond we were pretty excited. Firstly, because we confessed to not actually having heard of Genesis, but we were to be staying at the newly reopened Cameron
When it comes to Electric Vehicles, we are absolutely spoiled for choice, but when it comes to styling, with its eye-catching, bold, sporty appearance, the Kia EV6 must be one of the best- looking cars available on the market today. It is surprisingly long, almost as lengthy as its stablemate
For many veterans, transitioning from military to civilian life presents new challenges. The loss of structure, high-pressure environments, and camaraderie can leave many feeling anxious, isolated, or uncertain. The resilience built in service doesn’t always translate to daily life, and without the right tools, anxiety can take hold. As
When Barry Curtis left the British Army’s Royal Engineers, he wasn’t just looking for a career—he was on a mission to bring the discipline, resilience, and camaraderie of military life into the fitness world. Today, along with his brother Craig, he’s the driving force behind Curtis
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