Royal Signals Charity

On Wednesday, 28th May, AFC Bournemouth proudly opened the gates of the Vitality Stadium to host a truly memorable day for the Royal Signals community.

32 members of 2 Signal Regiment will take on the ultimate test – the Tough Mudder 15km obstacle course at Belvoir Castle

Steve Hall, a veteran of the Royal Corps of Signals, is a remarkable example of dedication and service to his fellow ex-servicemen and women. After serving from 1985 to 2002, both as a Regular and a Reservist, Steve has gone on to raise over £60,000 for military charities, while offering crucial support to veterans and their families.

Since joining the Royal Signals Charity in 2019, Colonel (Retired) Dave Craft has brought with him not only a wealth of military experience but a deep-rooted passion for supporting the Corps family. As both Chief Executive of the Royal Signals Charity and General Secretary of the Royal Signals Association, Colonel Dave is at the heart of efforts to support serving personnel, veterans, and their families.

Getting involved in the Royal Signals Charity Lottery couldn’t be easier—or more rewarding.

From 20–27 April 2025, eight soldiers from 214 Signal Squadron swapped their usual kit for skis during Exercise HAWK NORDIC—a challenging week of Nordic skiing in the snow-covered wilderness of Sweden.

I am incredibly grateful to the Royal Signals Charity for their support during a challenging time. Their generosity made my life significantly easier, and I truly appreciate everything they have done for me.

The Royal Signals Charity has proudly partnered with Run for Charity, offering a fantastic opportunity for supporters to raise funds while taking part in exciting running events across the UK and beyond.