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CIVVY - A new uniform for Veteran Magazine

You may have noticed a change to our name. Veteran Magazine is now CIVVY. This isn’t a change in direction. It’s a sharper, more recognisable identity for what we’ve always been building, a modern UK platform for former members of HM Forces navigating life after service. “Civvy” is a word every veteran knows. It captures the reality of transition — familiar, honest, no dressing it up. That felt right.

What’s changing — and what isn’t

The name and brand are new. What we do isn’t. CIVVY is here to deliver practical, straight-talking content for veterans building civilian lives. What is expanding is the format, CIVVY will now live both online and in print.

A quarterly magazine, made to last

We’re launching a physical quarterly publication alongside the website. Expect quality writing, considered design and stories that reflect life after service as it actually is — careers, training, health, money, identity, family and community. It’s built to be something you pick up, read properly, and hold onto.

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Print subscriptions are open. Subscribing is the easiest way to back CIVVY from the start and guarantees the first issue lands on your doormat the moment it’s ready.

Already following us?

If you found us through veteranmagazine.co.uk or our socials, you’re still in the right place. The new branding will roll out across every channel, and the old links will keep pointing you here. CIVVY is coming.

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Royal Marine veteran turns recovery into landmark charity fundraiser

Royal Marine veteran turns recovery into landmark charity fundraiser

An aircraft hangar at Aberdeen International Airport will be transformed into a spectacular black-tie venue this winter, as one UK veteran turns his own recovery into a mission to support others. The Royal Marines Association Grampian Branch will welcome 400 guests to the hangar ball on Saturday 28 November.

Connect with the soul

Connect with the soul

In my maiden article for CIVVY, I will write from the perspective of a concerned UK citizen, not a veteran.