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  • Photography Exhibition set to showcase the work of Blesma Members

    SW Photography group
    7 September 2022

    A photography exhibition at the University of Plymouth is set to showcase the work of injured veterans.   The 250 photographs on display are the work of injured veterans from the Military Charity Blesma, The Limbless Veterans, who all form part of the ‘Southwest Photography Group’.  The group of now 17 was founded in 2020 by Royal Navy Darran Thompson to give photographers in the area a weekly focus during the lockdown

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  • Blesma nominated charity at the 2022 Belfast International Tattoo

    Blesma Members, Widows and volunteers will share the stage with performers at the Belfast International Tattoo
    3 September 2022

    Blesma is delighted to be the charity of choice at this year’s Belfast International Tattoo. To celebrate our 90th anniversary, the Belfast International Tattoo has chosen to recognise Blesma’s incredible work in supporting injured and limbless veterans to live independent and fulfilling lives.  As well as raising donations for the charity around SSE Arena Belfast, Blesma Members are even included in the performance programme, joining the greatest acts from all four corners of the globe on the arena platform. Our all-Northern Ireland processi

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  • The Remembrance 11k returns!

    Remembrance 11k
    31 August 2022

    Remembrance 11K 2022 Sunday, 13 November 2022 Now in its third year, Blesma is excited to once again invite you to join us for the Remembrance 11k. On Sunday 13 November, run to remember and raise vital funds for o

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  • Remembering the Falklands War: Cedric Delves

    Cedric Delves
    19 August 2022

    Former Blesma Chairman Sir Cedric Delves was a 35-year-old Major leading D Squadron 22 SAS when the Falklands War began 40 years ago. Gathering his kit and unit together, he embarked with the Task Force heading 7,864 miles south for the 74-day conflict that resulted in the Islands being liberated on 14 June 1982. His unit was involved in critical early strikes on South Georgia and operated throughout the campaign. It also had to contend with the Regiment’s heaviest loss of life when 20 members were killed as a Sea King helicopter plunged into the freezing sea

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