The Royal British Legion

The Royal British Legion aims are to safeguards the welfare, interests and memory of those who are serving or who have served in the Armed Forces.  As one of the UK's largest membership organisations and it is recognised as custodians of Remembrance, it provides welfare services, campaigns on a range of issues affecting Service people and raises funds through the annual Poppy Appeal.  The Legion is a membership organisation.


The Royal British Legion  help serving and ex-Service personnel and their families.  Not just those who fought in the two World Wars, but also those involved in the many conflicts since 1945 and those still fighting today.


The core values of The Royal British Legion are as follows:

Reflection Through Remembrance of past sacrifice in the cause of freedom.
Hope By remembering the past, a younger generation has the chance of a better future.
Comradeship Through shared experience and mutual support.
Selflessness By putting others first.
Service To those in need and in support of the whole community.

The Royal British Legion is one of the UK's largest membership organisations and welcomes men and women of all ages, whether they have served in the Armed Forces or not.  There are over 2000 branches including overseas branches offering participation in social and welfare activities.


For more information about The Royal British Legion get in touch with the contacts (given below)

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Derbyshire Royal British Legion
Richard Dodge
(County Secretary)
RBL County Offices
Saxon House
Heritage Gate
Derby
DE1 1NL
01332 341508
01332 331841
rdodge@britishlegion.org.uk  

The Derbyshire Royal British Legion website can be found by clicking on the following link.


 The Royal British Legion main website can be found by clicking on the following link.

Charity Registration No. 219279
 

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