AFVBC News

The Queen has said the Government is working to tackle "vexatious claims" against military personnel. It follows a pledge from the Prime Minister to change the law to protect forces veterans from unfair and "vexatious" legal action. The Conservatives have previously said they want to amend the Human Rights Act so it does not apply to incidents that took place before the law came into force in October 2000.

Alderson House in Bridlington could close as part of Royal British Legion restructuring plans, a Royal British Legion holiday home in Bridlington could close as part of restructuring plans. The charity announced it is undertaking a wider strategic review to look at how they operate and assess if charitable funds are being spent effectively.

Guildford Fire Station will be holding a rememberance afternoon, with tea, sandwiches, cake, scones and cupcakes. It is worth dropping in and supporting the Fire Service since they do an excellent job, and always there when or if you need them.

We are happy to announce that we have just received the paperwork from the County Court which has found against the Defendants and in our favour, this proves what we have stated all along and that the Defendants and their associates have lied to try and cover their own failing.

Order received from the supplier and they do look good. Have you ordered yours yet? Visit our shop for more items which show the widely recognisable AFVBC Logo.

As the founder of the Hatfield & Welwyn AFVBC and the AFVBC at the Royal Hospital Chelsea, I was finally able to take up the repeated offers of visiting the Littlehampton AFVBC on Saturday 5 October 2019. What a lovely thriving club, doing many exciting things and getting involved in some outstanding projects.

Legal protections for armed forces personnel and Veterans serving in operations outside the United Kingdom consultation. We all owe a huge debt of gratitude to our armed forces, who perform exceptional feats in incredibly difficult circumstances to protect this country.

We have been contact by the son of a 90yr old veterans who is trying to find his dads friend since he talks about him all the time. We are not the point of contact but I am sure we can get this out worldwide to help. We have had permission to post the contact details below photo's.

Since the Intellectual Property Office have now made their decision about who owns the Official/Original widely recognisable Armed Forces & Veterans Breakfast Club (AFVBC) Logo we can now open the shop and start to sell products to members and supporters.

After a very lengthy and stressful legal battle with Mr Dereck Hardman of AFVBC.NET, the Intellectual Property Office (IPO) finally awarded the original AFVBC logo to Dave Williamson. Mr Hardman signed over ownership of the logo to Dave Williamson in 2017 after agreeing for Dave Williamson to pay (from his own funds) a third party the monies he was owed. Mr Hardman then changed his mind and went on to launch a very public and despicable vendetta against Dave to regain ownership of the logo.