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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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
Former service personnel will get a better chance of a smooth transition into civilian life after the Government announced funding for 14 veteran support centres.…
Being injured while serving in the Armed Forces can create uncertainty, financial strain and, depending on the severity of your injury, may impose limitations on…
Armed Forces personnel are at risk of becoming wheelchair dependent because doctors are ignoring red flag back pain symptoms. We all know someone with back…
Bolt Burdon Kemp has listed five key areas of interest when establishing whether the new fitness standards in the Royal Navy have put personnel at…
Operational activity can place significant psychological and physical strain on service personnel. While most individuals experience short-term stress reactions that settle naturally, it’s key to…
I have serious concerns about allowing children as young as 16 join the Armed Forces after a report highlighted hundreds of complaints of violence, sexual…
Today, the inquest into the death of Jack Burnell-Williams concluded that he died by misadventure whilst serving in the Household Cavalry Mounted Regiment on 28…
As a Royal Navy veteran, I’ve seen firsthand the commitment, talent, and enthusiasm that young people bring to the Armed Forces. Many join with a…
Non-freezing cold injury (NFCI) remains a serious and under-recognised injury affecting serving members of the UK Armed Forces. Despite improved awareness and information in recent…
Parliament is debating the Armed Forces (Service Justice Reforms) Bill today, 26 January 2026, marking a significant moment in the ongoing conversation about how serious…
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