The time has come for the Felix Festival, an event to benefit military personnel and their families.
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The time has come for the Felix Festival, an event to benefit military personnel and their families.
Read moreFelix Fund – the bomb disposal charity is pleased to announce its new publishing arm, which is launching on 1 May 2023.
Read moreWO2 Simon Hannaford a bomb disposal solider based at Bicester is planning to raise £100,000 for 2 charities by running, cycling, and swimming 1754 miles in just 26 days.
Read moreLike so many organisations Felix Fund had to suddenly change their service delivery when lockdown hit. Mainly the residential preventative stress training based on mindfulness – Dashboard program was cancelled.
Read moreFelix Fund – the bomb disposal charity was thrilled to receive a grant of £20,000 towards its preventative stress training based on mindfulness from the Armed Forces Covenant Fund.
Read moreLike everyone Felix Fund has had to quickly adapt during this Coronavirus pandemic, not just our daily working practices but also what services we are able to deliver during the lockdown.
Read moreThe Talisker Whisky Atlantic Challenge is the premier event in ocean rowing. Covering over 3,000 miles from San Sebastian, Canary Islands to Nelson’s dockyard, Antigua.
Read moreFelix Fund is thrilled to announce that the Veteran’s Foundation has generously given £20,000 in support for its Dashboard programme.
Read moreThe Felix Festival, a live music event that raises funds for Felix Fund – the bomb disposal charity is back by popular demand on Saturday 7 September at Brickledons Farm, Silchester near Reading with Live Bands Late Night DJ as well as onsite bar and catering.
Read moreBrigadier Gareth Collett CBE closed Tour de Troops 2018 on 12 June 2018 by celebrating the gruelling five-day cycling challenge from Land’s End to John O’Groats, at Edinburgh Castle with the participants.
The challenge saw 15 civilian and military cyclists cover 874 miles in just five day which raised money for Felix Fund, the charity supporting the Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) community.
Brigadier Gareth Collett is the Senior Explosive Ordnance Engineer in the UK MOD and has been a high threat bomb disposal operator for 25 years, conducting bomb disposal duties across Great Britain, Northern Ireland, the Balkans, Iraq, the Middle/Far East and East Africa.
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