
MP calls for a new housing association to help solve military accommodation issues
It comes after three companies, responsible for repairing military homes, face mounting criticism for failing to do so.
It comes after three companies, responsible for repairing military homes, face mounting criticism for failing to do so.
The Trooping of the Colour has marked the official birthday of the British Sovereign for over 260 years.
Forces News spoke to the Head of the Army, Navy and RAF on the cost of living crisis and how personnel can access support.
The money will provide wrap-around health, housing and education care for homeless veterans in England.
Recently, anger over the problems in the military housing repair system prompted urgent questions to be asked in the House of Commons.
Mims Davies MP outlined some of the financial support and job opportunities made available through the Armed Forces Covenant.
Forces News has been finding out.
The Army chief also said those covering the strikes are "young soldiers who are not on high rates of pay and haven't had pay rises".
The covenant's core goals are to improve the lives of service personnel and their families.
It comes after private companies responsible for maintaining thousands of military homes were slammed on social media.
The Forces Help To Buy scheme has been made permanent by the Government.
The scheme helps personnel serving in the military get on the property ladder with a loan of 50% of their gross annual wage.
The Conservative MP said the military "are not there to be making political statements about what they will or won't do".
Research by the University of Manchester also found that veterans over the age of 35 were at a lower risk.
Drones will deliver high-resolution imaging capabilities to locate and identify potential targets.
Admiral Sir Tony Radakin gave a "big thank you" to those who will be away from home this Christmas, "especially" to their families.