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Soldier sues Ministry of Defence for £13m after suffering brain damage in drunken fall - Vimarsana News

Soldier sues Ministry of Defence for £13m after suffering brain damage in drunken fall

Lucca Brunozzi, 22, formerly a soldier in the Regiment of Rifles, suffered neck and back fractures and a brain damage after fall at the Ward Barracks, near Bulford, in March 2019.

The biggest royal mishaps that will bring a smile to your face - Vimarsana News

The biggest royal mishaps that will bring a smile to your face

We've all been there... tripped up the stairs or found ourselves sinking into the grass with the wrong type of heel. Royals are no exception - but their embarrassing moments are caught on camera!

Salisbury Law Courts: A round-up of cases | Salisbury Journal - Vimarsana News

Salisbury Law Courts: A round-up of cases | Salisbury Journal

Here is a round-up of court cases for crimes committed in and around Salisbury.

Household Cavalry prepares for UN peacekeeping in Cyprus - Vimarsana News

Household Cavalry prepares for UN peacekeeping in Cyprus

The Regiment will patrol the buffer zone, known as the "Green Line," which has separated the Turkish Cypriot North and the Greek Cypriot South for over 40 years.

Household Cavalry Regiments soldiers help to clear test backlog at Manston in Kent - Vimarsana News

Household Cavalry Regiments soldiers help to clear test backlog at Manston in Kent

SOLDIERS from the Wiltshire based Household Cavalry Regiment have spent two weeks in Kent helping to clear a backlog of lorry drivers and hauliers bound for continental Europe. A total of 26 soldiers from the regiment travelled from their home at Ward Barracks in Bulford to the former Second World War Royal Air Force fighter base at Manston to support the Department of Transport conducting Covid-19 tests on the drivers as part of on Operation ROSE. The vast expanse of runway now serves as a location for the many thousands of Europe-bound lorry drivers to call into and get themselves che...