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A REGULAR get-together for the armed forces community in the Forest has a new home ar the Cinderford Rugby Club.
The Armed Forces Hive, which brings together serving personnel, veterans and their families, now meets at Cinderford.
Starting from May 2026 on every 2nd Wednesday of the month we will be at Cinderford Rugby Club. Great location, bus stop close by and ample parking.
Starting from May 2026 on every 2nd Wednesday of the month we will be at Cinderford Rugby Club. Great location, bus stop close by and ample parking.
A new memorial was installed on Friday, 24th April, to honour the veterans of the Battle of the Imjin River, in the Cyril Hart Arboretum of the Royal Forest of Dean.
A new memorial was installed on Friday, 24th April, to honour the veterans of the Battle of the Imjin River, in the Cyril Hart Arboretum of the Royal Forest of Dean.
Another busy day as Veterans from across the Forest of Dean turned up at the Cinderford Rugby Club.
Another busy day as Veterans from across the Forest of Dean turned up at the Cinderford Rugby Club.
The Forest of Dean Armed Forces Support Network HIVE exists to bring veterans, serving personnel and their families together through friendship, shared experiences and activities that improve wellbeing and reduce isolation. The network was established in response to a recognised local need for greater support for the Armed Forces community across the Forest of Dean. Forest of Dean Armed Forces Support Network.
The Forest of Dean Armed Forces Support Network HIVE exists to bring veterans, serving personnel and their families together through friendship, shared experiences and activities that improve wellbeing and reduce isolation. The network was established in response to a recognised local need for greater support for the Armed Forces community across the Forest of Dean. Forest of Dean Armed Forces Support Network.
Welcome to the new home of the Forest of Dean Armed Forces Support Network.
This website has been created for one very simple reason – to support our Armed Forces community and to give veterans a place they can truly call their own.
Welcome to the new home of the Forest of Dean Armed Forces Support Network.
This website has been created for one very simple reason – to support our Armed Forces community and to give veterans a place they can truly call their own.
On Wednesday 14th August, we were delighted to hold our latest Armed Forces Support Network HIVE event at the Wilderness Centre in the Forest of Dean.
Hosted by Simon Dawson, himself a veteran, the Wilderness Centre provided a fantastic setting for veterans, serving personnel and members of the wider Armed Forces community to come together.
On Wednesday 14th August, we were delighted to hold our latest Armed Forces Support Network HIVE event at the Wilderness Centre in the Forest of Dean.
Hosted by Simon Dawson, himself a veteran, the Wilderness Centre provided a fantastic setting for veterans, serving personnel and members of the wider Armed Forces community to come together.
Gloucestershire Reporter, Reporting from the Forest of Dean
A support network that has helped former soldiers find work, access specialist services and combat isolation is hoping to reach thousands more veterans across Gloucestershire.
The HIVE, which stands for Help, Information, Volunteer and Exchange, is funded by Forest of Dean District Council and brings together veterans, serving personnel and their families.
Gloucestershire Reporter, Reporting from the Forest of Dean
A support network that has helped former soldiers find work, access specialist services and combat isolation is hoping to reach thousands more veterans across Gloucestershire.
The HIVE, which stands for Help, Information, Volunteer and Exchange, is funded by Forest of Dean District Council and brings together veterans, serving personnel and their families.