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UK Forces Hold 'Largest' Joint Amphibious Exercise in Cyprus - Vimarsana News

UK Forces Hold 'Largest' Joint Amphibious Exercise in Cyprus

The British Army, Royal Navy, and Royal Air Force have conducted their largest combined amphibious exercise in years in Cyprus.

Royal Marines spearheaded the UK's largest combined amphibious exercises in years - Vimarsana News

Royal Marines spearheaded the UK's largest combined amphibious exercises in years

Royal Marines spearheaded the UK’s largest combined amphibious exercises in years as they cleared the way for a formidable joint force to land in Cyprus. The exercise was a rehearsal of Joint Theatre Entry – military parlance for the landing of lots of different military elements from air, land and sea into a potentially hostile region.

Carlyle Extends U.K. Money Manager Deal Spree with Metis Purchase - Vimarsana News

Carlyle Extends U.K. Money Manager Deal Spree with Metis Purchase

An increasingly challenging macroeconomic outlook is creating greater demand for services that help people manage their savings and retirement pot.

Hurst Group's Harwood WM buys two IFA firms and rebrands to Argentis Group - Vimarsana News

Hurst Group's Harwood WM buys two IFA firms and rebrands to Argentis Group

Hurst Point Group-owned Harwood Wealth Management Group has acquired two IFA firms, D Heaton and Wealth Creation & Management, and will also rebrand to Argentis Group effective from 25 July.

Winchester writer tackles double challenge to support Stroke Association - Vimarsana News

Winchester writer tackles double challenge to support Stroke Association

A 60-year-old Winchester man is attempting a double challenge on land and sea to raise money for the Stroke Association.