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Meet our London Marathon married couples
12 Feb 2026
Three married couples will be running the 2026 London Marathon together in support of our charity.
Blind veteran’s grandson to take on marathon
10 Feb 2026
A serving member of the British Army whose grandad is supported by our charity is set to take on his first marathon.
Royal Welsh soldiers run the length of Wales
6 Feb 2026
The 313 mile challenge will raise funds for charities including Blind Veterans UK
VE and VJ Day: After the Darkness
As we mark 80 years since the historic events of VE and VJ Day, we are sharing extraordinary first-hand accounts from our veterans who were there. From the overwhelming relief to the highs and lows that unfolded, each one has a powerful story to tell.
D-Day 80: In their own words
As the nation commemorates the 80th anniversary of the D-Day Landings, we are honoured to share the extraordinary first-hand experiences of our brave veterans who were there, fighting on the beaches of Normandy, each playing their part in the largest amphibious invasion the world has ever seen.
Veterans' stories
Every one of our veterans has a tale to tell. From those blinded in conflict to those who lost their sight through illness, their stories are often shocking and heartbreaking, but always inspirational.
Unseen Stories podcast
Find out more about our beneficiaries and our charity's rich history of helping veterans in our Unseen Stories podcast
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