The branch meets at The Memorial Club in the High Street

On

the first Tuesday of each month at 20:00 Hrs.

The Welfare of the Ex Service is our Primary concern. Whether it be helping with the purchase of a Stairlift, Motorised Scooter, Wheelchair for the disabled, or maybe helping a family who may find themselves in difficulty. We also help by giving advice on small business loans, or someone may need a period of Convalescence after being ill, then The Royal British Legion may be able to help.

WHO CAN JOIN THE ROYAL BRITISH LEGION?

Any person can join the Royal British Legion; there are 2 types of membership, the Ordinary Member & the Associate Member

An Ordinary member is a person who has attained the age of 17 1/2 years, and has served in the Armed Forces i.e. The Royal Navy, The Army, and The Royal Air Force, drawn at least 7 days pay and obtained an Honourable Discharge, This includes National Service. The Reserve Forces must have obtained an Honourable Discharge and served at least 6 months and completed an Annual Camp. The Home Guard, having served at least 6 months, and the Merchant Navy having served in Hostile Waters.

An Associate Member is a person who has not served in the Armed Forces but believes in the Aims and Objects of the Royal British Legion, which is to care for the Ex Service Community.

For further details on how to become a member  contact the Branch Secretary: Derek Elliott on (01491) 612288

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