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After months of work, CIVVY is on the ground.

The debut issue of CIVVY Magazine — written by veterans, for veterans — is out now in print and available to order direct to your door for £5.95.

We built this magazine because we couldn't find one that spoke to us properly. Not to veterans as a cause, or a demographic, or a problem to be solved — but as people getting on with the next chapter. People who have traded one uniform for another and are figuring out the rest as they go.

That's what CIVVY is. Practical journalism about life after service. Careers, money, fitness, travel, health, identity — the full picture, told straight, by people who've lived it.

Issue one is on sale now. Grab your copy here and, if you like what you read, tell your friends — the next issue is already in production.

Same you. New uniform.

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Transition targets

Transition targets

Mid-September 2026 brings a genuinely useful run of free events for anyone in the Armed Forces Community thinking about their next career move — whether that's still a few years off or already under way.

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.