RNRMC : The Royal Navy & Royal Marines Charity

The long walk home

Royal Navy Marine Engineer, David “Yorkie” Stout, leaves the navy after almost 30 years service on February 24^th 2012. Once he has handed his warrant card in at HMS Neptune, north of Glasgow, he is going to walk home. Fair enough you might think; if he’s had a wee dram on his last day then leaving the car at home might be sensible. However, Yorkie lives in Queensbury in West Yorkshire….250 miles away!

Submariner's tale raises money for charity

A children's story written by a serving submariner has been used to raise money for the Royal Navy and Royal Marines Charity (RNRMC).

Naval charities receive a massive lift from Pembroke

Sailors on minehunter HMS Pembroke stripped off for charity – but not to produce a calendar. Eleven crew from the Gulf-based ship pumped iron on the upper deck, lifting the equivalent weight of the ship – 600 tonnes – in just two hours and raising £1,300 for good causes in the process.

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The Royal Navy & Royal Marines Charity is a company limited by guarantee registered in England and Wales (no. 6047294) and is a registered charity (no. 1117794) and Scotland (SC041898). Registered Office: Building 29, HMS EXCELLENT, Whale Island, Portsmouth, PO2 8ER.