An Unusual Draft
Moving from job to job every couple of years, you always hoped to be given something different...
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Life at sea after the RAF
HMS Warrior, a Colossus class light fleet aircraft carrier, was completed in 1946 and served in...
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A Flying Start
This is a tale of encouragement for the air-minded youngster of today. My dream of becoming a...
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Trustee Retirements
The NCCF Board of Trustees announces the retirement of two of their founder members; Jeff Liddiatt...
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End of an Era for the NCCF
Former Chair and Treasurer Jeff Liddiatt reflects on his time serving the Nuclear Community I...
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Meet the Trustees – Ian Hall
Hi, my name is Ian Hall and I’ve been involved with Nuclear Veterans charities for around 10...
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News from the NCCF
The NCCF operates as a Foundation Charitable Incorporated Organisation, this means that its only...
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The Victory Services Club
The Victory Services Club is based near Marble Arch and was established in 1907. The VSC is a...
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What is the NCCF / BNTVA?
Over the last six months we have answered many enquiries about the formation of the NCCF. Why...
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Make Sure You Continue to Receive Your Exposure Magazine – With Our New Free Subscription
[icegram campaigns=”5218″]FREE SUBSCRIPTION! Meeting at the end of July, the NCCF...
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NCCF Recruiting New Trustees
Fantastic New Opportunities at the NCCF The NCCF has just announced that they are creating a...
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Fantastic First Week for Exposure Magazine
It has been a week since the initial publication of Exposure Magazine began arriving through...
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Veterans in the House
On the 17th November 2021 The Prime Minister responded to a question in the House from Rebecca...
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Don’t Get Scammed!
Police, Public Bodies and Charities are reporting a big increase in the number of scams being used...
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‘Exposure worry’ study reveals nature of psychological impact on British nuclear test veterans
Men involved in the British nuclear weapons testing programme in the 1950s and 60s are more...
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