Blind Veterans UK Review - in chapters

More details on our themed wellbeing breaks at our Brighton Centre.

More details on our activity weeks at our Brighton Centre.

Learn more about our Rustington Centre.

Find out what's on at our Rustington Centre.

A calendar overview for themed breaks at our Rustington Centre.

More details on our themed wellbeing breaks at our Rustington Centre.

Learn more about our Llandudno Centre.

Find out what's on at our Llandudno Centre.

A calendar overview for themed breaks at our Llandudno Centre.

More details on our themed wellbeing breaks at our Llandudno Centre.

More details on our themed activity weeks at our Llandudno Centre.

Find out more about the two types of stays at our centres and what we can provide.

Find out more about the excellent care and nursing facilities that our centres offer to make sure you are able to enjoy your stay.

We’ve put together the following information to answer your questions and make your holiday as easy as possible.

An introduction to the March 2023 edition of the Review.

We've partnered with older people's charity, Independent Age, to help you find ways to save money.

Your message from your Chairman, Barry Coupe.

Our latest news.

Richard Hughes, devoted husband of late Member, Maria Pikulski-Hughes, explains why he’s determined to continue supporting Blind Veterans UK.

We share part two of our story by 103-year-old Member Mike Sadler, the last surviving founding member of the SAS and real-life star of the BBC One Drama, SAS Rogue Heroes.

As the nation gets set for this year’s London Marathon on 23 April, we ask three of our brave runners why they’re taking on the gruelling 26.2 mile run.

If you’re struggling to cope with rising costs, read on to find out what help may be available.

To mark World Storytelling Day this month, we share a WWII tale by Merchant Navy Radio Officer David Craig, courtesy of the Russian Arctic Convoy Museum Project.

This story was sent in by Member David North, a long-time supporter of the Russian Arctic Convoy Museum Project. Here, he explains his connection...

Bored of counting sheep at night? Read on...

This month’s creative activities you can take part in - all from the comfort of your own home.

We share our family news.

It is with deep regret that we record the deaths of the following Members and we offer our heartfelt condolences to their widows, widowers, families and friends.

Member Colin Oakes, 75, who’s known as Woody, shares the tale of his military service, cleverly written from the perspective of his army boots…

Your quiz master, Member Ron Russell, tests your general knowledge.

How to get in touch.

Play the Blind Veterans UK New Year Raffle, and you could win BIG.

Welcome to the April 2023 issue of Review.

As plans for the Coronation of King Charles III ramp up, don’t miss this opportunity to get involved.

An introduction from your new CEO Adrian Bell who joins us later this month.

Our latest news.

Help us find the most deserving winners for our Founder’s Awards 2023.

To mark the 20th anniversary of the invasion of Iraq, Hazel Wills speaks to three inspiring Members who lost their sight while serving on the frontlines.

The UK’s transition from analogue to digital telephone lines.

Last month, Members Ken and Margaret, who both served in the Second World War, celebrated their 100th birthdays - on the very same day.

As Member Eddie Tann turns 100-years-old, he tells William Witt about his time in the Second World War and the help he’s received from Blind Veterans UK.

Former Navy Radio Operator, Chris Maskell, 64, tells  Lily Roubians how he feels about becoming a Member.

Our ROVIs and our Centres catering company,  Thomas Franks, share ways to buy good food for less.

Upcoming activities for the families and friends who care for our Members and help them with the day-to-day.

This month’s creative activities you can take part in - all from the comfort of your own home.

Our quizmaster Ron Russell tests your general knowledge.

We share our family news.

It is with deep regret that we record the deaths of the following Members and we offer our heartfelt condolences to their widows, widowers, families and friends.

How to get in touch.

Welcome to the May 2023 issue of Review.