Remembrance honours those who serve to defend our democratic freedoms and way of life.
We unite across communities, cultures and faiths to remember the service and sacrifices of the Armed Forces community from the UK and the Commonwealth. We reflect on the contributions of those who serve today, and of veterans and their families. We also remember all those who have lost their lives while in service.
Remembrance is deeply personal. It may mean wearing a poppy in November. It could mean joining with others in your community on an anniversary. Or it could mean taking a moment on your own to pause and reflect. Everyone is free to remember in their own way. Find out more in the stories below.
Remembering the Iraq War - 15 Years On
15 years on from the end of the Iraq War, the RBL invites all those who served in the conflict (Operation TELIC) and family members, including the bereaved to come together for an event held at the National Memorial Arboretum on May 22nd
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New Teaching Remembrance resources are here
We are launching our Early Years Foundation Stage resources this year and bringing new teaching resources for all stages to provide a better teaching experience for our teachers.
Remembrance Events
The Royal British Legion is proud to be recognised as a national champion of Remembrance.
Our Remembrance events are just one of the ways we can help to ensure the sacrifices of those who served are never forgotten.
