News & Blog

Keep up to date with the latest happenings from the Royal Signals

  • Congratulations to Capt Flaherty - Army Engineer Officer of the Year

    Captain Flaherty (now 2 Signal Regiment) has been selected for the WCOE’s Engineer Officer Award. This is awarded to an Army Officer who best applied professional engineering judgement or technical innovation to contribute to the maintenance of military capability or effectiveness. Captain Flaherty’s nomination arose from her performance on Defensive Cyber Marvel 3 and will be presented at the WCOE awards dinner on 4 June 24
  • Royal Signals Soldiers joining Veterans to mark the 80th Anniversary of D-Day

    Today soldiers from the Royal Signals join veterans to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the Normandy Landings on 6 June 1944
  • Summer Sales Festival - 9-11th August

    Project Summer Sales is a festival that satisfies a growing desire for the Royal Signals both serving and veteran to meet, en masse, in an informal setting.
  • The Morrison Cup 2024

    The Morrison Cup, the Corps Annual Athletics Championship, takes place at RAF Cosford
  • A very proud day for the Royal Corps of Signals

    Defence Secretary Grant Shapps has confirmed that His Majesty the King has approved the new appointment of the Vice Chief of the Defence Staff, our Master of Signals Lt General Dame Sharon Nesmith DCB.
  • 20240507 MOD Network Data Compromise - Q&A

    You will have seen from the media that the Ministry of Defence is aware of a network compromise which potentially puts at risk the personal data of members of the Armed Forces (serving and veterans). All personnel serving within the MOD have been informed of the compromise via MODNet email (See Attachment 1), which will be followed by a postal letter.
  • Race The Sun 2024

    Hosted by 2 Sig Regt in York, over 300 soldiers competed in Race The Sun 2024
  • Royal Signals Museum relocate their bobsleigh to a new display area depicting sporting triumphs

    Phase Two soldiers from McBean Troop, 11th Signal Regiment, assisted the Royal Signals Museum to relocate their bobsleigh to a newly designated display area