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Supporting recovery through challenge: BBK partners with Adaptive Grandslam

I am very proud to share that Bolt Burdon Kemp has launched a new partnership with Adaptive Grandslam (AGS). Supporting the Armed Forces community is deeply important…

By Natasha Orr
The troubling ‘door knocking’ culture revealed by women in the Armed Forces

‘Door knocking’ sounds like an innocuous phrase. But in ITV News’ Her Fight: Are Women Serving in the Military Safe?, women used it to describe…

By Natasha Mason
Military justice under scrutiny after ITV documentary on sexual violence

In the documentary, ITV reported there were 85 rape allegations investigated within the Service Justice System in 2025 and, separately, six people were found guilty…

By Natasha Mason
Standing alongside the naval community: BBK partners with the Royal Navy & Royal Marines Charity

Bolt Burdon Kemp is proud to announce a new partnership with the Royal Navy & Royal Marines Charity (RNRMC), the principal charity of the Royal…

By Natasha Orr
Women aren’t new to the military anymore - so why does the old boys’ culture…

ITV News’ recent documentary Her Fight: Are Women Serving in the Military Safe? raises some deeply uncomfortable questions about the culture women continue to experience…

By Natasha Mason
Before they were soldiers: the raped teenage Army recruits who should have been protected

A BBC investigation has uncovered fresh allegations of rape, sexual assault and harassment involving teenage recruits at the Army Foundation College (AFC) in Harrogate, prompting…

By Amber Seymour
Rising temperatures and the risk of heat injury in the military

The UK summer this year has been dangerously hot, with the UK Health Security Agency warning people to avoid the warmest part of the day.…

By Siobhan Rochford
My festival was accessible on paper - but not in practice

A few weeks ago, I went to a music festival. Like hundreds of other people, I was looking forward to spending time with family, enjoying…

By Natasha Mason
Sexual violence has no place in the Armed Forces

The recent conviction of a former RAF serviceman for rape and a campaign of abuse is a stark reminder that sexual violence remains an issue…

By Natasha Mason
Why BBK is supporting Aurora New Dawn this Armed Forces Week

BBK is marking Armed Forces Week by supporting Aurora New Dawn, a domestic abuse and sexual violence charity which has developed a dedicated service for…

By Natasha Mason
Navy and Marines event shines spotlight on support for military families and veterans

Recently, I had the privilege of attending an event hosted by the Royal Navy and Royal Marines Charity (RNRMC) at the iconic BT Tower in…

By Natasha Orr
Supporting bereaved military families: our collaboration with Scotty’s Little Soldiers

At Bolt Burdon Kemp, we are proud to partner with Scotty’s Little Soldiers as a Business Hero in recognition of the vital support they provide…

By Jennifer Ellis
Breaking the stigma: supporting mental health in the Armed Forces community

Why military mental health stigma can persist Conversations around mental health have improved significantly in recent years, both within society and across our armed forces…

By Natasha Mason
The hidden mental health impact of physical injuries in the Armed Forces

Physical injury and psychological wellbeing When people think about service-related injuries, the focus is often on the physical impact. However, for many serving personnel and…

By Natasha Mason
Mental Health Awareness Week: supporting the Armed Forces community through connection and conversation

Mental Health Awareness Week: why it matters Mental Health Awareness Week takes place from 11–17 May 2026 and provides an important opportunity to reflect on…

By Natasha Mason
My coach trip for 40 veterans taught me how powerful connection can be

I’ve just returned from organising a five-day coach trip for 40 members of the military community – and the impact it had on those who…

By Natasha Mason
Army v Navy 2026 – it’s more than just a day at the rugby

As Army v Navy Rugby 2026 arrives, most of the conversation will quite rightly focus on the rugby, the rivalry and the bragging rights that…

By Natasha Mason
Supporting those who support us: why events like the Lord Mayor’s Big Curry Lunch matter

Members of the Bolt Burdon Kemp military claims team joined hundreds of leaders and decision makers across the City of London for its annual military…

By Natasha Orr
Why military court reforms still fall short

There has been a noticeable shift in how the Ministry of Defence addresses serious offences within our armed forces. Reforms tied to the Armed Forces…

By Natasha Mason
New Armed Forces Commissioner must prove true independence

The appointment of the UK’s first Armed Forces Commissioner has been framed as a landmark moment. And yes, an independent champion for service personnel and…

By Natasha Mason

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