10 Tors is the largest youth event in the UK, and arguably the most arduous. Dartmoor National Park provides a both beautiful and treacherous landscape for teams to trek either 35, 45 or 55 miles. This year the event took place on the 11-12 of...
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We celebrate International Women's Day by focusing on the achievements of Cpl Hannah Roberts! Cpl Hannah Roberts from 251 Signal Squadron, 10 Signal Regiment, has never been one to say no to a new challenge. At 18, instead of going to university she decided it suited her...
To celebrate International Women’s Day on 8 March 2019 we spoke to Capt Tania Noakes (Oxford UOTC) about her career in the Regular Army which led on to a career with a Reservist Unit and a civilian job as an International Mountain Guide based in...
Members of the Corps Running and Athletics squad attended an overseas sports tour to the Canary Islands in January 2019. The tour was designed to prepare athletes for the Cross Country and Athletics season. Headed up by WO1 Jennings of 11 (RSS) Sig Regt, the...
NEW ROYAL SIGNALS APP NOW AVAILABLE: Our new app is now available for download. It’s a great way to stay connected to social events, sports fixtures and keep up to date with the latest offers and opportunities within the Corps. The app will give you instant notifications...
Massive congratulations to everyone who won an award or collected their Colours at the recent Royal Signals Sports Awards hosted by Atos. It was a great night celebrating our talented and committed sports men and women; here are a few of the winners: Sports Official – Lt Col...
Have you heard of Project CADUCEUS? It is a study to identify and understand the many challenges the Royal Signals currently face, aiming to support a technical identity and culture, uphold the Army’s ethos whilst maintaining the Corps’ skills. It works in a variety of...
Each year the Royal Corps of Signals holds two guest nights at our Headquarters Mess in Blandford to welcome new additions to the Corps, say farewell to those leaving and celebrate others with a few presentations. This year 41 new officers, both Direct and Late Entry,...